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Stock Trak Group 3

What Did We Learn?

Always do your research first

Understand what you are getting into

What stocks are more valuable than others?

What should you or should you not invest in

Start investing early

Gives your stock more time to mature

You may have more favorable results in the long rung

Understand the parameters and what everything means

Understand and know the basic vocabulary and terms related to stock trading!

Make sure you are trading stock based on what is increasing in value

Although this is just a game, and no “real” stocks are being traded, it’s always essential to do your research first. When your money, or someone else’s money is on the line, it is very important that you understand all of the moving parts of the stock market. You need to make sure that you’re making the correct investments and that you are investing in favor of your client (or yourself if you are investing your own money). Even though this is a game and it may have benefited you by investing late in the semester, the earlier and longer you invest may have more favorable results.

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What Did We Learn (Cont.)

When working with a group, communication is key

Make sure all group members agree on what to buy or sell

Make sure you have a good understanding of your company’s stock

If you do not understand your company’s stock and its goals, then you do not know how to properly invest

Our Portfolio

Just talk about the stocks we bought

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Our Portofolio

Best Investments

Best Buy (BBY) up $3

Yahoo (YHOO) Up $5

Apple (AAPL) up $10

Best buy up $3

Apple up $10

Yahoo up $5

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Worst Investments

Netflix (NTFLX) – down -1.53%

International Business Machines Corp. (IBM)

-down -0.47%

Google (GOOG) – down -1.31%

Talk about three stocks that did not do well or are not expected to do well.

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Portofolio Graph

Talk about the graph. We started late so that is why there is a very large decline. Our return rate was going up and down between 40-70 % and the blue line means SP stands for S&P 500. ETF = exchange traded funds. 

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Questions