Students were placed into Make an effective PowerPoint presentation that adequately covers the section. groups of three. Within each group, a member will be responsible for a specific investment tool (stocks, bonds, or mutual funds) Stocks: Your presentation should cover sections 1.21. All of the following elements should be addressed in your PowerPoint and/or review sheet: How are stocks bought and sold? are the risks/rewards? What are the pros/cons of trading stocks? What a specific investment strategy pertaining to stocks. Explain What are dividends? How are they distributed? How are stocks evaluated? factors influence the price of stocks? What is a brokerage firm? What specific examples and information on at least 5 different stocks that your group Give members are invested in through the Stock Market Game. Bonds: Your presentation should cover sections 1.21 . All of the following elements should be addressed in your PowerPoint and/or review sheet: different types of corporate bonds Identify do corporations repay bonds? How Why do corporations sell bonds? do investors buy corporate bonds? Why is interest income? What how the interest rate affects the market value of a bond. Explain can you go to purchase corporate bonds? Where Why do governments issue bonds and securities? Mutual Funds: Your presentation and review sheet should cover sections 10.3 and 10.4 in your textbook. All of the following elements should be addressed in your PowerPoint and/or review sheet: What is a mutual fund? do people invest in mutual funds rather than individual stocks or bonds? Why the difference between closed-end and open-end funds. Explain types of fees are associated with mutual funds? What would you decide which mutual fund to invest it? How Where can you find detailed information on mutual funds? are income dividends? What do you go about buying and selling mutual funds? How different types of withdrawal options commonly associated with mutual Explain funds.
Make an effective PowerPoint presentation that adequately covers the section. Students were placed into groups of three. Within each group, a member will be responsible for a specific investment tool (stocks, bonds, or mutual funds) Stocks: Your presentation should cover sections 1.21. All of the following elements should be addressed in your PowerPoint and/or review sheet: How are stocks bought and sold? What are the risks/rewards? What are the pros/cons of trading stocks? Explain a specific investment strategy pertaining to stocks. What are dividends? How are they distributed? How are stocks evaluated? What factors influence the price of stocks? What is a brokerage firm? Give specific examples and information on at least 5 different stocks that your group members are invested in through the Stock Market Game. Bonds: Your presentation should cover sections 1.21 . All of the following elements should be addressed in your PowerPoint and/or review sheet: Identify different types of corporate bonds How do corporations repay bonds? Why do corporations sell bonds? Why do investors buy corporate bonds? What is interest income? Explain how the interest rate affects the market value of a bond. Where can you go to purchase corporate bonds? Why do governments issue bonds and securities? Mutual Funds: Your presentation and review sheet should cover sections 10.3 and 10.4 in your textbook. All of the following elements should be addressed in your PowerPoint and/or review sheet: What is a mutual fund? Why do people invest in mutual funds rather than individual stocks or bonds? Explain the difference between closed-end and open-end funds. What types of fees are associated with mutual funds? How would you decide which mutual fund to invest it? Where can you find detailed information on mutual funds? What are income dividends? How do you go about buying and selling mutual funds? Explain different types of withdrawal options commonly associated with mutual funds.
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