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Problem 1 Cash Out (3) Now it is time to determine how well your investments performed in the stock market! In this assignment, you will "cash out" and sell all your stocks. Remember the #1 rule in investing is to buy low and sell high! Fortunately, right now the stock market is booming for some companies! However, others are tanking! Stocks are a long-term investment. Many stocks may sell low, but they will usually increase as the economy gets better. When the price goes low, you hold on to the stocks and do not sell them until the price increases. For this project, you only held your stocks for one month. Typically, the price does not change drastically in a month. Look up the current prices and see how you did! Report the results in the chart below and answer the following questions. a. Fill out the chart below. Delete the example in red. Stock Symbol Units purchased Selling Price - Total Gained or Purchase Price Lost Best Buy BBY 10 81.70-6523- 1647 16.47 Total # of stocks: Total Invested: Problem 2 Reflection (3) b. Which stocks performed the best? Worst? c. If you were to invest in real life, would you still choose these stocks, or different ones? Explain in at least 4 sentences. d. Out of all the investment strategies that we discussed during the consumer math section, which one do you see yourself trying? Or are you currently investing? Consider CDs, IRA accounts, stocks, real estate, or other methods of investing that we did not discuss. Write at least 4 sentences. Problem 1 Cash Out (3) Now it is time to determine how well your investments performed in the stock market! In this assignment, you will "cash out" and sell all your stocks. Remember the #1 rule in investing is to buy low and sell high! Fortunately, right now the stock market is booming for some companies! However, others are tanking! Stocks are a long-term investment. Many stocks may sell low, but they will usually increase as the economy gets better. When the price goes low, you hold on to the stocks and do not sell them until the price increases. For this project, you only held your stocks for one month. Typically, the price does not change drastically in a month. Look up the current prices and see how you did! Report the results in the chart below and answer the following questions. a. Fill out the chart below. Delete the example in red. Stock Symbol Units purchased Selling Price - Total Gained or Purchase Price Lost Best Buy BBY 10 81.70-6523- 1647 16.47 Total # of stocks: Total Invested: Problem 2 Reflection (3) b. Which stocks performed the best? Worst? c. If you were to invest in real life, would you still choose these stocks, or different ones? Explain in at least 4 sentences. d. Out of all the investment strategies that we discussed during the consumer math section, which one do you see yourself trying? Or are you currently investing? Consider CDs, IRA accounts, stocks, real estate, or other methods of investing that we did not discuss. Write at least 4 sentences