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Re: Ann held 90 shares of the company whose stock value changed [#permalink]
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The company whose stock value changed by the least during the year is "MicroTech".
As the maximum value of "MicroTech" is $70. Selling 90 shares at $70 means Ann earned money $6300 = $70 x 90.

By using $6300, Ann bought shares of the least expensive stock at its lowest value whih is "LinkUp" and the lowest value is $10.

So answer is $6300 / $10 = 630.

Answer: 630.
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