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Business, 02.03.2020 21:13, 155680

You just sold short 1,000 shares of Wetscope, Inc., a fledgling software firm, at $58 per share. You cover your short when the price hits $48.50 per share one year later.
If the company paid $0.63 per share in dividends over this period, what is your rate of return on the investment?

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