Business, 11.03.2020 00:19, xeskimopie

Kallie placed an order with her broker to purchase 500 shares of each of three IPOs that are being released this month. Each IPO has an offer price of $19 a share. The number of shares allocated to Kallie, along with the closing stock price at the end of the first day of trading for each stock, are as follows:Stock Shares Allocated End of Day 1 PriceA 180 $21.10B 500 $15.50C 100 $28.60What is her total profit or loss on these three stocks as of the end of the first day of trading for each stock?a. $1,370b. -$236c. -$412d. $133e. -$540

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