2. Write an investment policy statement for yourself. You should formally write out your overall objectives, return target, risk tolerance level, asset allocation plan (how much in stocks, bonds, money markets: how much across various sectors and markets), benchmark portfolio, and how you will evaluate the portfolio and make adjustments in the future. This doesn't have to be for investing today but could be investing once you start your career and have money to start investing. Follow what is in the book (you can look at the Spellman policy statement but do not use that as a model). (15 points)