You are required to establish an investment portfolio over a duration of one week. Imagine you've been given $10,000 to invest for one week. Select five companies listed on ASX and invest roughly $2,000 in each company. The goal is to build capital growth and increase the value of your initial investment. To help you choose from different sectors of the share market go to Home (asx.com.au), under the navigation area click the 'Markets' and then 'Company directory'. You will find the industry group for each company is listed next to the share. The price of the shares must be the price on the Stock Exchange as at the date you intend to buy, you may decide the date/time when you want to invest but please allocate sufficient amount of time for constructing your investment portfolio and the subsequent analysis before the assignment submission. You are required to provide a summary table of the Share Portfolio using the below Table 1. Table 1. Share Portfolio (initial value $10,000) Company No. of shares Share price Your portfolio's total value in day 5 (No. of shares x Day 5 share price) Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The portfolio selection requires you to provide an analysis of the shares you select to buy and the basis for the portfolio formation. Please note this is an experiment using the real-world scenario, so make sure you have the appropriate combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis. The analysis should cover the following aspects for every share in your portfolio: Briefly explain the principal activities of the company and the profile of the GICS industry group that the company operates in. Analyse the general trend in the company's share price over the last six months and discuss the performance of the company's share price compared to the S&P/ASX 200 Index over the last six months. Analyse the overall financial performance of the company and justify the reasons for investing in its share. The analysis may include the valuation technique(s) taught in this course or broader valuation measures (i.e., EPS, P/E, Dividend yield, Profitability, Liquidity etc.) Identify the risk factors that the company faces or the volatility in return. The discussion should consider economic-wide and firm-specific factors. For example, commodity prices, natural events affecting costs or demand, new technology breakthroughs etc. Demonstrate the outcome of your investment portfolio. At the end of the week calculate what your $10,000 is worth and summarise the performance of share portfoli