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Project 2 Start Assignment Due Sunday by 11:59pm Points 15 Submitting a file upload Available May 16 at 12am - Jul 25 at 11:59pm Attach either the Stock Market or Spending Plan. Make sure to include: 1. Grading Rubric 2. Thought questions 3. Supporting documents (if needed, such as excel files) Please see detailed instruction on main page of Canvas under "Project Documents" Stock Market Assignment instructions & Spending Plan Assignment instructions & Project Rubric Criteria Ratings Pts Description of completing the process accurately and describing the creation of your project (Section 1) 4 pts Discussion section (Section 2) 4 pts Completely and thoroughly answering the questions (Section 3) 4 pts Correct grammar, including spelling, punctuation, flow of the paper, etc. and attaching supporting documents (if 2 pts any) "It" Factor 1 pts Total Points: 15Class Project 2 Stock Market Option Pick stocks and track them for two months to see how the stock market changes over time. Your paper will be comprised of 3 sections: an explanation of the investments you made and the process involved, a discussion section, and a question section. Please use headings to help organize your paper. 1. Section 1: Explanation of your experience I In your write-up, take me through your thought process. Describe the events involved in picking and tracking your stocks. What did you base your decisions on? How did it turn out? Show me the supporting information, in a table or chart. Duplicate the example process below, so you know where the numbers for every calculation are coming 'om. I Reference the stockfinvesting articles in the reading packet (Section 2). Reference the material there when you discuss your process in this section. 0 As you report your numbers, if it makes sense to you, it will make sense to me. 2. Section 2: Discussion 0 Discuss relevant issues regarding stock market investing. 0 Reference ideas presented in class lecture and in the class readings. 3. Section 3: Thought Questions 0 Answer the following questions (with headings) Use the question itself as the heading. How, if at all, have your opinions of investing in the stock market changed throughout this process? I What impact will good stock market investing have on your rture? - What impact will good stock market investing have on your immediate family? I What impact will good stock market investing in general have on society? In other words, if more Americans had a successful experience investing in the stock market, how would that impact the economy? Project Grading Details: 0 Your grade will be based on (see rubric below) Accurate completion of the stock market investing and clarity of the explanation Thorough discussion of relevant issues to stock market investing Insightful answers to required thought questions Ability to follow all of the directions and include all of the relevant material Grammar = complete sentences, proper punctuation, no misspelled words, etc. FPS-\"N!" Formatting Requirements 0 Make sure your paper meets the following formatting requirements. If your paper does not meet these requirements it will be penalized. o For paper identication, please follow the following format, placing the information in the upper left-hand corner: Name Course Number and Section Due Date Title of Paper (Centered on page) 0 Copy the following rubric on the bottom of the last page of your discussion (e.g., right after answering the questions and before you attach any supporting documents). 1'4 points for completing the process accurately and describing the creation of your project (Section 1) r4 points for discussion section (Section 2) J4 points for completely and thoroughly answering the questions (Section 3) /2 points for correct grammar, including spelling, punctuation, ow of the paper, etc. and attaching supporting documents r'l point for the \"It" factor {15 total 0 Projects should be typed, double spaced, in 10-12 point font with standard 1 inch margins. 0 Length = 5-7 pages, typed, double-spaced; and then attach any relevant supporting materials. 0 Use the formulas from your formula sheet to complete the project. Simply copy and paste the equations directly from the formula sheet, and then input your numbers for a clean and cohesive paper. To input the numbers, double click on the formula box, and then click your cursor wherever you need to make changes. - If you have an old version of Word, you will not be able to edit the formula boxes and may not be able to copy the formulas at all; just make sure to keep everything neat. 0 Do not use a cover sheet. Please note: If you want to protect your privacy, you may write your paper about your \"friend\" and pretend you are your friend. You may even give yourself a fake name. I will never know. The important thing to me is that you are accurate for yourself, so that it is most helpful for you. Example: Mock Stock Market Investing Invest a ctitious $10,000 in the stock market. 0 You may \"purchase\" as many or as few investments as you like. 0 You may \"purchase\" individual companies or mutual funds (as long as the mutual flmds are STOCK BASED no bond funds are allowed). 0 Ignore the issues of fees and taxation to keep the example simple (maybe simplistic is a better word, but it will work). 0 Spend as much of your $10,000 as possible. 0 There are a few ways to determine how to split up your money. " You may want to invest in one company. For example, let's say that stock is currently trading at $54.86 a share. You can purchase (100005436) : 182 shares, which will cost you $9,984.52. You have $15.48 left over. You can try to nd an inexpensive stock and purchase another share or two, or you can call it good. I You may want to split your portfolio into different sectors, based on a pre-set percentage. For example, you want 25% in technology stocks, 25% in banking and nance stocks, 25% in health care stocks, and 25% in utilities/energy stocks (i'm not suggesting you use these percentages or those categories I just made them up for the purpose of illustration). You would nd one or more technology stocks and purchase $2500 worth, and $2500 worth of bankingance, etc. - You may just pick some stocks that you are interested in tracking, and pick any amount to invest. a You may pick your own stocks based on companies you like, you may ask 'iends and relatives for recommendations, or you can follow an expert's advice. Whatever you do, get cracking! 0 Look in the newspaper or online to nd the current price. Every week, on the same day and at approximately the same time, make a note of the current price of your stocks. Track your stocks for a minimum of 8 weeks. 0 Organize your information into a chart or table. You may follow my example chart or come up with a better one. You may buy and sell as you much or as little as you want. Every week, calculate your capital gain/loss on each individual investment, as well as your total portfolio capital gain/loss as a percentage, using the overall percentage change formula. See example chart below. You will be calculating the week to week change. For example, in week 3, you will be calculating the change from week 2 to week 3. This is probably easiest to accomplish by setting up formulas in Excel. Of course, you can also do it by hand and create a table in Word. At the end of the tracking period, calculate your overall gain/loss by calculating the change from week 1 to week 8. Example of Mock Stocks: You decide to purchase 3 stocks, ABC, DEF, and GHI. You go online and look at their current trading price. You start a chart to organize your information. You note that you have $4.30 left over in cash. To get the total value, simply multiply the price by the number of shares o Example: You purchase 243 shares of ABC stock for $12.43 a share. This costs you (12.43)(243) = $3020.49. Stock Original Price # of Shares Total Value ABC $12.43 243 $ 3,020.49 $86.99 40 $ 3,479.60 GHI $34.61 101 $ 3,495.61 Cash $ 4.30 Total Portfolio Value: $10,000.00 . Every week you will track your stocks and then calculate the capital gain/loss of each stock, as well as your total portfolio as a whole, reported as a percentage. Please note the example of 3 weeks below. Continue on in this manner for a minimum of 8 weeks. O Example: For ABC stock (using Overall Percentage Change formula), in Week 2 you earned a (13.67- 12.43)/12.43 = 9.98% rate of return. In Week 3, you lost money, and had a (13.28-13.67)/13.67 = -2.85% return. O For the Total Portfolio Value, in Week 2, use (10888.12 - 10000)/(10000) = 8.88% Stock Original # of Shares Week 2 Week 3 Price Price Gain/Loss Price Gain/Loss ABC $12.43 243 $13.67 9.98% $13.28 -2.85% DEF $86.99 40 $82.47 -5.196% $90.65 9.92% GH $34.61 10 $42.21 21.96% $54.98 30.25% Cash $ 4.30 $ 4.30 $ 4.30 Total Portfolio Value: $10,000 $10,888.12 8.88% $12,410.32 13.98% After 8 weeks, calculate all final Capital Gains/Losses, for each individual stock and for your entire portfolio. In my example, I will just add one more column and only do 3 weeks total. 1. Example: ABC in the Total column, use the price from the last week (Week 8 or more for you), and the original price. In my example, those numbers are (13.28-12.43)/12.43 = 6.84%. 2. For the Total Portfolio Value, use the value from the last week (Week 8 or more for you) and the original value. In my example, those numbers are (12410.32 - 10000)/(10000) = 24.10% Stock Original # of Week 2 Week 3 Total Price Shares Gain/Loss Price Gain/Loss Price Gain/Loss ABC $12.43 243 $13.67 9.98% $13.28 -2.85% 6.84% DEF $86.99 40 $82.47 -5.196% $90.65 9.92% 4.21% GHI $34.61 101 $42.21 21.96% $54.98 30.25% 58.86% Cash $ 4.30 $ 4.30 $ 4.30 Total Portfolio Value: $10,000 $10,888.12 8.88% $12,410.32 13.98% 24.10%