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Last year you sold short 400 shares of stock selling at $91.24 per share. Six months later the stock had fallen to $45.32 per share. Over the six-month period, the company paid out two dividends of $1.27 per share. Your total commission cost for selling and buying the shares came to $107. Determine your profit or loss from these transactions. Your profit (or loss) from these transactions is $ (Round to the nearest dollar.)

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