You buy 45 shares of Evu Confectioners at $63.12 apiece

Unfortunately, the company falls on hard times and you end up selling the stock for $41.20 per share

How much money did you lose?

a.

$1,854.00

b.

$986.40

c.

$1,183.68

d.

$2,840.40

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You buy 45 shares of Evu Confectioners at $63.12 apiece Unfortunately, the company falls on hard times and you end up selling the stock for $41.20 per share How much money did you lose? a. $1,854.00 b. $986.40 c. $1,183.68 d. $2,840.40