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5. Kevin prefers to use a candlestick chart to determine his gain or loss. He purchased 225 shares at the closing price on April 18" and sold them all at the high price on April 19th What was Kevin's gain/loss?


5. Kevin prefers to use a candlestick chart to determine his gain or loss. He purchased 225 shares

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