Using the latest newspaper, or available online information choose a stock table for a company of your choice and explain the meaning of the data that can be found on the table. Your output will be graded using this rubric. Score Criteria Highly The output demonstrates a complete understanding of Proficient interpreting a stock table. The data in each column on the table (90-100%) was discussed with complete, accurate, and clear explanations. It is also error-free, without ambiguity, and grammatically correct. Proficient The output demonstrates a considerable understanding of (80-89%) interpreting a stock table. The data in each column on the table was discussed with complete explanations. There are 1 to 2 grammatical errors. Developing the output demonstrates some understanding of interpreting a (70-79%) stock table. The data in each column on the table was discussed with minimal explanations. There are more than 2 to 5 grammatical errors. Beginning The output demonstrates a limited understanding of (60-69%) interpreting a stock table. The data in each column on the table was not discussed clearly. There are more than 5 grammatical errors. Using the latest newspaper, or available online information choose a stock table for a company of your choice and explain the meaning of the data that can be found on the table. Your output will be graded using this rubric. Score Criteria Highly The output demonstrates a complete understanding of Proficient interpreting a stock table. The data in each column on the table (90-100%) was discussed with complete, accurate, and clear explanations. It is also error-free, without ambiguity, and grammatically correct. Proficient The output demonstrates a considerable understanding of (80-89%) interpreting a stock table. The data in each column on the table was discussed with complete explanations. There are 1 to 2 grammatical errors. Developing the output demonstrates some understanding of interpreting a (70-79%) stock table. The data in each column on the table was discussed with minimal explanations. There are more than 2 to 5 grammatical errors. Beginning The output demonstrates a limited understanding of (60-69%) interpreting a stock table. The data in each column on the table was not discussed clearly. There are more than 5 grammatical errors