Savings and Investment Unit Project Student Name

December 1991 Stock Price = $4 Cost of 200 Shares = $800

January 1995 Stock Price = $7 Value of 200 Shares = $1400 Profit Since December 1991 = $600

March 1996 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

January 1997 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 = Profit Since March 1996 =

March 1997 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 = Loss Since January 1997 =

March 1998 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

January 1999 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

February 1999 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

December 1999 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

April 2000 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 = Loss Since December 1999 =

June 2000 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

June 2001 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

January 2002 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

May 2002 Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit Since December 1991 =

Best Month to Buy Month = Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares =

Best Month to Sell Month = Stock Price = Value of 200 Shares = Profit If You Bought 200 Shares in Best Month to Buy =

When to Buy? Which of these scenarios would have been the best time to buy (when you would get the most shares)? A. October 1989, you have $200 to invest B. November 1990, you have $300 to invest C. December 1991, you have $400 to invest D. August 1994, you have $700 to invest Best month to buy = Number of shares bought =