A trader submits a market to sell 1,200 shares. The buy limit orders standing in the stock's order book at the time the order is entered are shown below. None of the limit buy orders are “all or none” orders. 250 shares @ $22.05 200 shares @ $22.00 800 shares @ $21.90 900 shares @ $21.80 The proceeds from the sale of the 1,200 shares, ignoring the trading commission, are closest to:   $18,400.00 $21,512.50 $26,280.00 $26,337.50 $27,432.50 None of the above answers is correct.

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  1. A trader submits a market to sell 1,200 shares. The buy limit orders standing in the stock's order book at the time the order is entered are shown below. None of the limit buy orders are “all or none” orders.
  • 250 shares @ $22.05
  • 200 shares @ $22.00
  • 800 shares @ $21.90
  • 900 shares @ $21.80

The proceeds from the sale of the 1,200 shares, ignoring the trading commission, are closest to:

 

  1. $18,400.00
  2. $21,512.50
  3. $26,280.00
  4. $26,337.50
  5. $27,432.50
  6. None of the above answers is correct.
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