Question 1 Susan is a stock analyst specialising in technical analysis of stocks. She has finished deriving the basic statistical information for two stocks that are currently experiencing exceptionally high trading volume (values expressed in S$) Stock A - Daily Transaction Value Stock B - Daily Transaction Value Mean Median Mode Standard Deviation Sample Variance Range Minimum Maximum 2963939.56 2580646.5 #N/A 1304093.59 1.70066E+12 5523490 0 5523490 Mean Median Mode Standard Deviation Sample Variance Range Minimum Maximum 686692.33 366538.5 #N/A 679865.34 4.62217E+11 3796381 0 3796381 Table Q1-1 Susan's father is not an active stock trader and his decision to trade usually hinges upon Susan. He chanced upon Susan's analysis and asked her what it is all about. If you are Susan, how would you describe and interpret the relevant descriptive statistics (state the values) of the analysis, such as the measures of location and variation? Highlight any issue/issues pertaining to Susan's way of analysis (18 marks) (b) Explain the differences between continuous and discrete data. Provide an example for each type of data. (7 marks)