Stock Market Game. All Players should have the following things: Tracking sheets: Record stock values and your own assets EVERY ROUND OF TRADING. Tracking.

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Stock Market Game

All Players should have the following things: Tracking sheets: Record stock values and your own assets EVERY ROUND OF TRADING. Tracking sheets: Record stock values and your own assets EVERY ROUND OF TRADING. A pen or pencil A pen or pencil A calculator (can be shared with a partner) A calculator (can be shared with a partner) $5000 in play money $5000 in play money

What you will see Stock values for the day will be reported from this projector Stock values for the day will be reported from this projector Some news items may appear at the bottom of the slide – these items may or may not affect the prices of stocks the next day Some news items may appear at the bottom of the slide – these items may or may not affect the prices of stocks the next day

About the Brokers All buying and selling of stocks will be done through the stock brokers All buying and selling of stocks will be done through the stock brokers You may have to wait in line You may have to wait in line You will tell the broker: You will tell the broker: What stock you would like to buy or sellWhat stock you would like to buy or sell How many shares you would like to buy or sell (NOT how much money)How many shares you would like to buy or sell (NOT how much money)

Deedee’s Tea Room Will appear as DTR Will appear as DTR Agricultural business growing tea for global distribution Agricultural business growing tea for global distribution

Old Gold Mine Will appear as OGM Will appear as OGM Mining company (risky stock) Mining company (risky stock) Has had some success in the past but has gone many years without a new operation Has had some success in the past but has gone many years without a new operation

Stone Motor Company Will appear as SMC Will appear as SMC Automobile producer Automobile producer Huge employer Huge employer Think Ford … but better ‘cause it has my name on it! Think Ford … but better ‘cause it has my name on it!

Thorold Power Will appear as ThP Will appear as ThP Electricity producer for the region Electricity producer for the region Mostly hydroelectric Mostly hydroelectric

I B Him Will appear as IBH Will appear as IBH Technology stock Technology stock Makes copiers and business hardware products Makes copiers and business hardware products Has been around for over 80 years Has been around for over 80 years

Day 1 DTR0.50 DTR0.50 OGM0.10 OGM0.10 SMC1.50 SMC1.50 ThP10.00 ThP10.00 IBH6.00 IBH6.00 Value of gold projected to rise Value of gold projected to rise Stone Motor reveals radical new car design Stone Motor reveals radical new car design

Day 2 DTR0.55 DTR0.55 OGM0.07 OGM0.07 SMC5.25 SMC5.25 ThP10.50 ThP10.50 IBH5.00 IBH5.00 Rocco Peri arrested Rocco Peri arrested

Day 3 DTR0.70 DTR0.70 OGM0.11 OGM0.11 SMC3.00 SMC3.00 ThP10.50 ThP10.50 IBH4.00 IBH4.00 Mary Pickford in new film Mary Pickford in new film

Day 4 DTR1.00 DTR1.00 OGM0.05 OGM0.05 SMC4.50 SMC4.50 ThP12.00 ThP12.00 IBH4.00 IBH4.00 Tech stocks tanking Tech stocks tanking Storms loom over agricultural sector Storms loom over agricultural sector

Day 5 DTR0.40 DTR0.40 OGM0.25 OGM0.25 SMC7.70 SMC7.70 ThP15.00 ThP15.00 IBH4.00 IBH4.00 More investors are “Buying on the Margin” More investors are “Buying on the Margin”

Day 6 DTR1.75 DTR1.75 OGM0.20 OGM0.20 SMC9.00 SMC9.00 ThP16.00 ThP16.00 IBH10.00 IBH10.00 MacKenzie King is PM again! MacKenzie King is PM again! PM holds séance to contact lost dog PM holds séance to contact lost dog

Day 7 DTR2.50 DTR2.50 OGM0.50 OGM0.50 SMC22.50 SMC22.50 ThP20.00 ThP20.00 IBH17.00 IBH17.00 Massive production expansion announced at Stone Motor Massive production expansion announced at Stone Motor Is tea the new coffee? Is tea the new coffee?

Day 8 DTR0.80 DTR0.80 OGM0.22 OGM0.22 SMC37.20 SMC37.20 ThP25.00 ThP25.00 IBH34.00 IBH34.00 Will Stone Motor be able to pay for expansion or does disaster loom? Will Stone Motor be able to pay for expansion or does disaster loom? Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times! Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times!

Day 9 DTR0.60 DTR0.60 OGM0.77 OGM0.77 SMC***12.25*** SPLIT x 10 SMC***12.25*** SPLIT x 10 ThP53.50 ThP53.50 IBH81.00 IBH81.00 Inflation rising warns economist Inflation rising warns economist

Day 10 DTR1.40 DTR1.40 OGM17.23 OGM17.23 SMC37.45 SMC37.45 ThP58.20 ThP58.20 IBH95.00 IBH95.00 New copy system available from IBHim New copy system available from IBHim

Day 11 DTR2.10 DTR2.10 OGM32.40 OGM32.40 SMC75.85 SMC75.85 ThP58.95 ThP58.95 IBH62.50 IBH62.50 Geologists find gold! Geologists find gold!

Day 12 DTR3.67 DTR3.67 OGM79.84 OGM79.84 SMC81.45 SMC81.45 ThP52.20 ThP52.20 IBH57.28 IBH57.28 Assembly line boosts production Assembly line boosts production

Day 13 DTR1.60 DTR1.60 OGM0.09 OGM0.09 SMC17.65 SMC17.65 ThP35.80 ThP35.80 IBH8.40 IBH8.40 Al Capone charges dropped Al Capone charges dropped

Day 14 DTR0.90 DTR0.90 OGM0.02 OGM0.02 SMC31.20 SMC31.20 ThP32.40 ThP32.40 IBH9.33 IBH9.33 Electricity costs falling Electricity costs falling

Day 15 DTR0.20 DTR0.20 OGMassets frozen OGMassets frozen SMC2.80 SMC2.80 ThP23.70 ThP23.70 IBH9.50 IBH9.50 Market experiences worst day ever! Market experiences worst day ever!

Day 16 DTR0.35 DTR0.35 OGMassets frozen OGMassets frozen SMCassets frozen SMCassets frozen ThP24.10 ThP24.10 IBH9.75 IBH9.75 Jobless rate climbs, food banks overwhelmed Jobless rate climbs, food banks overwhelmed

Day 17 DTR0.42 DTR0.42 OGMassets seized OGMassets seized SMCassets seized SMCassets seized ThP26.70 ThP26.70 IBH11.78 IBH11.78