Marty Langhenry, Isabelle Spingola, and Austin Straley

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Marty Langhenry, Isabelle Spingola, and Austin Straley Team Theta Marty Langhenry, Isabelle Spingola, and Austin Straley Introduce team, and state grade level

Saint Andrew school Teacher: Mrs. Patricia Danielak Introduce school, teacher, assistant principal, and principal Teacher: Mrs. Patricia Danielak Assistant Principal: Mrs. Sarah Casavechia Principal: Mr. Allen Ackermann

Teamwork Research Investment Strategy Portfolio Management Cooperation Compromise How did you determine which stocks you would buy? How did you research? How did you reason? Did you keep stocks for a long time or sell them quickly? What did you do if someone in the group disagreed on a stock?

Stocks Madison Square Garden Pepsi Lululemon Wells Fargo MasterCard Priceline Randgold Resources Limited

Priceline Priceline.com 54 shares Online travel company Hotel reservations and plane tickets 54 shares Take out one or two and include a graph of gains and losses

lululemon lululemon 35 shares Sells athletic gear Yoga, running, swimming 35 shares

PepsiCo PepsiCo Sells food and drink products 109 shares

Wells Fargo Wells Fargo 101 shares Personal and business banking 2001 - ranked as the 23rd largest company in the United States 101 shares

Final Account Holdings Ticker Shares or $ Value Net Cost per share or $100 Current Price per share or $100 Unrealized gains and losses PCLN 54 504.6041 710.1700 11100.56 LULU 35 62.8114 73.7000 381.10 MSG 84 29.5800 35.0400 458.64 PEP 46 66.8711 66.6300 -11.09 GOLD 103 115.3722 87.1300 -2908.95 MA 101 352.7364 440.4400 8858.06 WFC 30.8244 33.0000 219.74 Total 18,098.06

What We Learned The general idea of the Stock Market How the Stock Market works How to wisely invest our money Research companies before investing To buy and sell stocks when they are doing well

Thank You SIFMA Foundation Advantage Futures LLC BMO Harris Bank Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC Chicago Tribune News in Education Econ Illinois Our math teacher, Mrs. Danielak