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Suppose a stock decreases 10% in year one and increases by 10% in year two. The stock does not pay any dividends........

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Suppose a stock decreases 10% in year one and increases by 10% in year two. The stock does not pay any dividends. Is the stock’s final value more than, equal to, or less than its initial value?

posted Sep 21, 2023 by Puneet Batra

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