Today is April 30, 2015 and you have just started your new job with a financial planning firm. In addition to studying for all your license exams, you have been asked to review a portion of a client's stock portfolio to determine the risk/return profiles of 12 stocks in the portfolio. Unfortunately, your small firm cannot afford the expensive databases that would provide all this information with a few simple keystrokes, but that's why they hired you. Specifically, you have been asked to determine the monthly average returns and standard deviations for the 12 stocks for the past five years. In the following chapters, you will be asked to do more extensive analyses on these same stocks The stocks (with their symbols in parentheses) are Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) Boeing (BA) Caterpillar (CAT) Deere & Co. (DE) General Mills, Inc (GIS) eBay (EBAY) Hershey (HSY) International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) Microsoft (MSFT) Procter and Gamble (PG) Wal-Mart (WMT) 1. Collect price information for each stock from Yahoo! Finance (http://finance.yahoo.com) as follows: Enter the stock symbol. On the page for that stock, click "Historical Prices" on the left side of the page Enter the "start date" as April 30,2010 and the "end datas April, 2015 to cover the five-year period. Make sure you click "monthly" next to the date After hitting "Get Prices," scroll to the bottom of the first page and click "Download to Spreadsheet" If you are asked if you want to open or save the file, click open. Copy the entire spreadsheet, open Excel, and paste the Web data into a spreadsheet. Delete all the columns except the date and the adjusted close (the first and last columns). Keep the Excel file open and go back to the Yahoo! Finance Web page and hit the back button. If you are asked if you want to save the data, click no. When you return to the prices page, enter the next stock symbol and hit "Get Prices" again. Do not change the dates or frequency, but make sure you have the same dates for all the stocks you will download. Again, click "Download to Spreadsheet" and then open the file. Copy the last column, "Adj. Close," paste it into the Excel file and change "Adj. Close" to the stock symbol. Make sure that the first and last prices are in the same rows as the first stock