Choose three stocks, three bonds, and three mutual funds that you think would make good investments. Imagine that you invest $1,000 in each of these nine investments. Use an internet resource to track the value of your investment portfolio over the next five weeks. Based on the portfolio value at the end, find your return for the five-week period. Which investments did better, and which did worse?
Use the book as a reference as well as a scholarly source. Bennett, J. O., & Briggs, W. L. (2019). Using and understanding mathematics: A quantitative reasoning approach (7th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson. When gathering investment data, etc look at sources such as Vanguard 500 index, Dow Jones Industrial Average, etc. Prior to beginning work […]