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The following stocks are listed on the Exchange. Based on last years prices, and the dividend paid, what are the rates of return. Calculate the one-year holding period return on each, and identify those that meet your 10.25% rate of return requirement?

Company Current Price Price One Year Ago Current Dividend
Charlie, Co. $ 4.00 $4.50 $1.10
Delta, Inc. $ 2.75 $2 $ 0
Foxtrot, Ltd. $15.00 $14.45 $ .75
Romeo Bros. $24.00 $25 $3.65
Sierra, LLC $37.75 $36 $1.60
Tango Ind. $65.00 $62.50 $3.50

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Holding Period return = (Price now - Price one year ago + Dividend)/Price one year ago
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