Finding Investments Think about companies you know and search the internet for the stock charts. Fill in the information below. Show how you calculate the growth rate. Try to pick stock with fairly different growth rates. You could include pictures of the stock chart. Stock 1 Company Name: Stock Abbreviation: 5 Year Average Annual Increase Percent: Add the annual dividend if applicable Stock 2 Company Name: Stock Abbreviation: 5 Year Average Annual Increase Percent: Add the annual dividend if applicable 05.27% Q DE NUE Okay, now we are going to use the equations above to figure out what the total amount we'd have (including the initial investment) if we put in $5000 into each of these stocks for 5 years. Take the one year return as a consistent interest rate. Use the space here to figure it out for Stock 1: Stock 1 Total Now do the same for Stock 2: Stor Total And now you're going to do the same thing except we will double the time period instead. So using the original one year returns you recorded earlier, an initial investment of $5000.00 in each stock, and time period of 10 years, find the total amount in the investment. Do stock 1 first Stock 1 Total with Doubled Time Period: And now here's space to do the same for stock 2: Stock 2 Total with Doubled Time Period: Finding Investments Now we want to compare the values we found here: Stock 1 Total with Doubled Interest Rate: Stock 1 Total with Doubled Time Period: Stock 2 Total with Doubled Interest Rate: Stock 2 Total with Doubled Time Period: For stock 1, which value is larger, the one with the doubled interest rate, or the doubled investment period? By how much? And for stock 2, again, which value is larger? And by how much? Finding Investments Think about companies you know and search the internet for the stock charts. Fill in the information below. Show how you calculate the growth rate. Try to pick stock with fairly different growth rates. You could include pictures of the stock chart. Stock 1 Company Name: Stock Abbreviation: 5 Year Average Annual Increase Percent: Add the annual dividend if applicable Stock 2 Company Name: Stock Abbreviation: 5 Year Average Annual Increase Percent: Add the annual dividend if applicable 05.27% Q DE NUE Okay, now we are going to use the equations above to figure out what the total amount we'd have (including the initial investment) if we put in $5000 into each of these stocks for 5 years. Take the one year return as a consistent interest rate. Use the space here to figure it out for Stock 1: Stock 1 Total Now do the same for Stock 2: Stor Total And now you're going to do the same thing except we will double the time period instead. So using the original one year returns you recorded earlier, an initial investment of $5000.00 in each stock, and time period of 10 years, find the total amount in the investment. Do stock 1 first Stock 1 Total with Doubled Time Period: And now here's space to do the same for stock 2: Stock 2 Total with Doubled Time Period: Finding Investments Now we want to compare the values we found here: Stock 1 Total with Doubled Interest Rate: Stock 1 Total with Doubled Time Period: Stock 2 Total with Doubled Interest Rate: Stock 2 Total with Doubled Time Period: For stock 1, which value is larger, the one with the doubled interest rate, or the doubled investment period? By how much? And for stock 2, again, which value is larger? And by how much