David bought 30 shares of Amazon at the close price of $121.00. In a few years, David sells all of his shares at $143.50. How much money did David make?
Is that price per share? It would appear so.
(30 * 121) = $3630 he paid.
(30 * 143.50) = $4305 he sold for.
$4305 - $3630 = $675 profit.
Answer: David made $675 from 30 shares.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Number of shares = 30
Cost price of shares of Amazon = $121.00
So, total cost price of shares of Amazon is given by
Number of shares × Cost price of each share
\(30\times 121\\\\=\$3630\)
Selling price of each share = $ 143.50
So, total selling price of shares of Amazon is given by
Number of shares × Selling price of each share
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So, Amount David made is given by
Selling Amount - Paid Amount
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Hence, David made $675 from 30 shares.