What will be your percent return on capital

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Question: After exhaustive analysis of We Lie You Buy, Inc. - an insurance company - you decide that this company is a good shorting opportunity. WLYB is currently trading at $25/share. You put up $100,000 of capital against this trade and decide to short 10,000 shares of the company. Assume that the proceeds from the short-sale do not earn any interest. a. If the stock falls to $15/share what will be your percent return on capital? b. If the stock rises to $35/share, what will be your percent return on capital?

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