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Business, 05.06.2020 03:59 maukjackie1974

When you have $20,000 to invest in XYZ company but you want to maximize your return. The stock price is $50. What is the maximum number of shares you could purchase buying on margin if the initial margin requirement is 50%? A- 1000
B- 600
C- 1200
D- 800

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