Share Prices For the next 3 lessons in maths you will be, working with a partner, to buy and sell stock. www.3to11maths.com.

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Share Prices For the next 3 lessons in maths you will be, working with a partner, to buy and sell stock.

22/05/12 LO: To know how to work out profit and loss of share prices.

Over night the prices of the shares rose and fell.

£2.50 £4.00 £3.60 £4.10 £3.80 £1.50 £8.00 £6.00 £7.50 £2.00 £1.00 £1.20 £4.20 £5.80 £4.20 £0.50 £6.40 £5.80 £6.90 £5.20 £3.80 £4.90 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £0.10

Steps to success Addition to work out new share prices e.g. Apple £ £0.10 = £6.00

You have 10 minutes to record the new prices. Check your workings.. CompanyShare Price Rise/fall Apple£6.90+ £0.10

Steps to success Addition to work out new share prices e.g. Apple £ £0.10 = £6.00 Multiplication to work out value of stock e.g. Apple £7.00 x 10 = £

Company New Share Price StockCost Apple£7.0010£70.00 Ford£6.0015£90.00 Sony£4.0020£80.00 You have 20 minutes to work out the new costs of your stock.

Steps to success Addition to work out new share prices e.g. Apple £ £0.10 = £6.00 Multiplication to work out value of stock e.g. Apple £7.00 x 10 = £70.00 Addition to work out value of total stock e.g. Apple £70; Ford £90 and Sony £80 = £70 + £90 + £80 = £

Company New Share Price StockDay 2 Cost Apple£7.0010£70.00 Ford£6.0015£90.00 Sony£4.0020£80.00 Total£ You have 20 minutes to work out the new costs of your stock.

Steps to success Addition to work out new share prices e.g. Apple £ £0.10 = £6.00 Multiplication to work out value of stock e.g. Apple £7.00 x 10 = £70.00 Addition to work out value of total stock e.g. Apple £70; Ford £90 and Sony £80 = £70 + £90 + £80 = £ Subtraction to work out profit or loss e.g. stock in previous less was worth £223 today it is worth £240. £240 - £223 = + £7-00

CompanyNew Share Price StockDay 2 Cost Day 1 Cost Profit/ loss Apple£7.0010£70.00£ £1.00 Ford£6.0015£90.00£ £12.00 Sony£4.0020£80.00£ £4.00 Total£240.00£ £17.00 To check you’ve completed the table correctly make sure the total cost for day 2 Subtract the total cost for day 1 = the same as the total profit/loss. E.g. £ £ = +£17.00 Look back at last lessons costs; carefully record prices into the table so that you can calculate the profit/loss.

You have now got 10 minutes to decide what stock you want to sell and what you want to keep. E.g. I am going to sell my stock in Sony and Apple because I think that they are not making enough money. I will keep my shares in Ford because they made the most profit.

Plenary Calculate the cost of your shares and how much capital you’ve got to reinvest. I will keep my shares in Ford which are worth £90 and I have sold my shares in Sony and Apple worth £76 and £69 = £145 I have £145 to reinvest. Spend the rest of the lesson deciding what shares you would like to invest in.