IM: 7.5.17: The Stock Market (Lesson)

Last updated 11 months ago

9 questions

17.1: Revisiting Interest and Depreciation

Lin deposited $300 in a savings account that has a 2% interest rate per year. How much is in her account after 1 year? After 2 years?

Diego wants to sell his bicycle. It cost $150 when he bought it but has depreciated by 15%. How much should he sell it for?

17.2: Gains and Losses

17.3: What is a Stock Portfolio?

17.4: Your Own Stock Portfolio

IM: 7.5.17: The Stock Market (Lesson)

Last updated 11 months ago

9 questions

17.1: Revisiting Interest and Depreciation

Lin deposited $300 in a savings account that has a 2% interest rate per year. How much is in her account after 1 year? After 2 years?

Diego wants to sell his bicycle. It cost $150 when he bought it but has depreciated by 15%. How much should he sell it for?

17.2: Gains and Losses

Here is some information from the stock market in September 2016.

Complete the table.

Which company's change in dollars had the largest magnitude?

Which company's change in percentage had the largest magnitude?

17.3: What is a Stock Portfolio?

A person who wants to make money by investing in the stock market usually buys a portfolio, or a collection of different stocks. That way, if one of the stocks decreases in value, they won’t lose all of their money at once.

Here is an example of someone’s stock portfolio. Complete the table to show the total value of each investment.

Here is the same portfolio the next year. Complete the table to show the new total value of each investment.

Did the entire portfolio increase or decrease in value over the year?

17.4: Your Own Stock Portfolio

Your teacher will give you a list of stocks.

Select a combination of stocks with a total value close to, but no more than, $100.

Using the new list, how did the total value of your selected stocks change?

IM: 7.5.17: The Stock Market (Lesson)

Lin deposited $300 in a savings account that has a 2% interest rate per year. How much is in her account after 1 year? After 2 years?

Diego wants to sell his bicycle. It cost $150 when he bought it but has depreciated by 15%. How much should he sell it for?

IM: 7.5.17: The Stock Market (Lesson)

Lin deposited $300 in a savings account that has a 2% interest rate per year. How much is in her account after 1 year? After 2 years?

Diego wants to sell his bicycle. It cost $150 when he bought it but has depreciated by 15%. How much should he sell it for?

Complete the table.

Which company's change in dollars had the largest magnitude?

Which company's change in percentage had the largest magnitude?

Here is an example of someone’s stock portfolio. Complete the table to show the total value of each investment.

Here is the same portfolio the next year. Complete the table to show the new total value of each investment.

Did the entire portfolio increase or decrease in value over the year?

Your teacher will give you a list of stocks.Select a combination of stocks with a total value close to, but no more than, $100.Using the new list, how did the total value of your selected stocks change?

Complete the table.

Which company's change in dollars had the largest magnitude?

Which company's change in percentage had the largest magnitude?

Here is an example of someone’s stock portfolio. Complete the table to show the total value of each investment.

Here is the same portfolio the next year. Complete the table to show the new total value of each investment.

Did the entire portfolio increase or decrease in value over the year?

Your teacher will give you a list of stocks.Select a combination of stocks with a total value close to, but no more than, $100.Using the new list, how did the total value of your selected stocks change?

Your teacher will give you a list of stocks.

Select a combination of stocks with a total value close to, but no more than, $100.

Using the new list, how did the total value of your selected stocks change?

Your teacher will give you a list of stocks.

Select a combination of stocks with a total value close to, but no more than, $100.

Using the new list, how did the total value of your selected stocks change?