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Ashley purchased a stock at $54 per share. She received quarterly dividends of $0.80 per share. After one year, Ashley sold the stock at a price of $53.25 a share. What is her percentage holding period return on this investment?A. 5.9%B. -1.4%C. 4.5%D. 6.2%E. 7.3%
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