The Difference Between the Highest and Lowest Prices at Which

question 85

Multiple Choice

The difference between the highest and lowest prices at which a stock has traded is called its:

• A) average price.
• B) bid-ask spread.
• C) trading range.
• D) opening price.
• E) closing pricE.

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Definitions:

Nearest 0.01%

An accuracy level in calculations where the result is rounded to the closest one-hundredth of a percent.

Equivalent Interest Rate

A rate that equates two or more interest arrangements by taking into account compounding periods and other terms.

Equivalent Interest Rate

An equivalent interest rate is the interest rate that equates to the compound interest over a different payment frequency, ensuring comparability among rates with different compounding periods.

Nearest 0.01%

Rounding off a number to the closest one-hundredth of a percent for precision in calculation or representation.