StocksQuest Online Stock Simulation Game Lesson #8 Track and Graph Exercise Directions: There are four parts to the following activity; you will use the following information to fill out a Buy/Sell order form, a stock table, a Price (Line) Graph, and a Volume (Bar) Graph. 1. Fill out the Buy/Sell order form on Page 2 for 100 shares of Pepsi Cola Company using the following data: a. Newspaper used is USA Today b. The stock is bought on 12/9 for $40.88 and sold on 12122 for $40.88 per share. c. The discount broker's commission is 1% (.01) for each transaction. Add commission to the BUY ORDER and Subtract it from the SELL ORDER. 2. Fill in the Stock Table and the Record Keeping Section on Page 3 using the following data. 12111 - .50 12118 24636 43 2.75 12121 40.25 111·illlll!~I~·::!!·i:·I· - .12 12114 13912 8509 40.50 40 -.38 8626 40.50 0.5 12117 11900 12/09 12712 40.88 Buy 12116 7143 40.25 12/10 14822 42.25 -.75 12115 783 40.38 - .12 12122 12172 40.88 Sell 3. On Page 4, draw a Linear Graph showing the price pattern of Pepsi Co. for the two week period. a. Have the vertical axis represent price. Start with the lowest whole number from your table ($40.00) and move up the graph every two lines by increments of$.25. End with the highest whole price on the table ($43.00). b. Have the horizontal axis represent the dates the stock was held by the investor. Start with the date the stock was bought and move to the right (two lines for each date) until the stock was sold. Note: Do not include the weekend dates. c. Draw a point where the price and the date meet on the graph and connect the dots to form a Linear Graph. Identify the dates the stock was bought and sold using the terms, BUY and SELL next to each point. 4. On Page 4, draw a Bar Graph showing the stocks volume over the two week period. a. Have the vertical axis represent the number of shares traded each day. Start with 0 and go up 2000 every two lines until you reach the top. b. Have the horizontal axis represent the dates the stock was held by the investor. Move to the right every two lines for each of the dates until it is sold. c. Fill in the entire second space with a Bar Graph up to the number of shares traded for that day. 1 Bertrandt