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Assume you invest $150 per month in a stock. Stock prices are as follows: January $1
Assume you invest $150 per month in a stock. Stock prices are as follows: January $10.50, February $9.75, March $9.50, April $11.00, May $10.75, June $9.75, July $9.00, August $8.50, September $10.75, October $11.20, November $10.75,and December $12.50. Which of the following is the correct percent gain for the year?
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