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>>10137080
I guess it makes more sense when I frame "metric" as "constraint"

by the way, I found a near optimal solution

given three stocks, valued at $44.01, $30.75, and $45.68, a near-optimal distribution would be 42 shares of the first stock, 43 shares of the second stock, and 40 shares of the third stock, for a total of $4997.97