Analysis Of The Stock That I Bought

Our ending stock price at the end of year 2023 was $425.58, with the second highest stock price being Baldwin’s $159.81 (Appendix C).

The company does a lot of technology work. The best stock i had was Microsoft. I bought 111 shares of it and it went up 4.41% since i bought it. I made a total of $260 off of it. This was the stock that i had originally wanted to invest all my money into but i backed out of my plan and invested into multiple stocks to decrease my risk. The reason i had invested into seven stocks was that i knew some would drop and some would gain so i wanted to balance out my money that way if one stock started doing really bad i would have another one doing good, decreasing my risk. When i bought my stocks i decided that i would just leave them alone and see how the gain or decrease. I didn't want to keep selling and buying more. This strategy didn't work out so well because my US oil stock dropped so low. i should've sold it when it was reasonable and bout something that would make me money. Later down the road that stock would make me a lot of money when the price of oil goes up and that why i think i kept it instead of selling

Over the course of time I have been following the three stocks in the fast food industry. I have been following Starbucks, McDonald and Yum Brands. I have collected information on my stocks and their progress. In my research I have found surprising statistics on the three company stocks I chose. In my paper I will explain how the following companies’ stocks I chose and how they did as well as the reasons their stocks affect their current and future progress.

sold at $65 per share less $8,400 brokerage fees. The cost of the securities purchased

The stock exchange in which Keurig traded stocks was at The NASDAQ Global Select Market and their ticker symbol was GMCR. The company’s stock price for January 2, 2015 was $132.81 and for the year ended December 31, 2015 was $90.02. Considering that Keurig Green Mountain specializes in coffee, tea and coffeemakers, they fall into the coffeemakers and specialty coffee industry offering a variety of products for their consumers. These products include Keurig brewers, Keurig Kold brewing systems, Pods

The company I chose to invest in for the virtual stock game is Costco. Costco’s ticker symbol is COST. I purchased one share of Costco at $149.24, but it is currently selling at $150.80.

Google Inc. (GOOG) was purchased on September 8th, 2011 and sold on December 6th , 2011 with quantity of 5 shares. The purchase price was $534.96 and the closing price was $625.25, which gave me a total return of $431.45 after deducting commissions.

It has come to my attention that we are in a state uncertainty. First off, we have the United States defending the fact that U.S citizen Abel Fields has committed a crime for which he has falsely claimed for receiving a military award. Therefore, he was convicted of the Stolen Valor Act, and given a fine for which he must pay. Then we have the other party, Mr. Fields, who has claim that he is protected under the first amendment for his claim has not harmed anyone and he did not receive any valuables for his claim. Although the majority of my colleagues believe that Fields has committed a crime under the Stolen Valor Act, I still strongly believe that Fields should be convicted of his crimes however; his sentence should be changed or altered.

Warren Buffet bought the company of GEICO for 70$ per share, which he estimated to an appropriate price for the purchase of the company. Warren Buffet is focused on the

I will invest in dividend stocks that are growing and pay every 3 months. Ten years ago Wal-Mart was 45 dollars a share now it is $97. It has gone up over one hundred percent. In 2017 the stock went from $70 to currently $97—an increase over 38 percent. Since Wal-Mart’s dividends have gone up for 44 years and the stock has gone up. I will invest in Wal-Mart

3. My third company I chose to invest $40,000 into was Mastercard Inc. Mastercard’s incorporation is exchanged by NYSE. MasterCard Incorporated, a payments and technology company, together with its subsidiaries, provides transaction processing and other payment-related services in the United States and internationally. Its payment solutions include payment programs, product development, payment processing technology, payment security, consulting, and information services and marketing. The company provides transaction processing services comprising transaction switching, which include authorization, clearing, and settlement; connectivity services, such as network access, equipment, and the transmission of authorization and settlement messages; and other payment-related services, including products used to prevent or detect fraudulent transactions, cardholder services, professional consulting and research services, compliance and penalty, account and transaction enhancement services, holograms, and

Many analysts would note that based on the consensus of the world population, the company’s equity is of the highest value as they are currently ranked as industry leader in market capitalization (source: Yahoo Finance) which conveniently brings me to my next evaluation.

The highest value per stock under my ownership is $64.74 per a share on January 17th, 2014. The lowest value per a stock is $30.30 as of May 24th, 2014.

Further, our strategy involved paying attention to current events and attempting to use them to generate a return. For example, Horizon Pharmaceuticals’ stock price took a nosedive after an October 19th New York Times article suggested that Horizon was attempting to thwart Express Scripts’ attempts to lower the price of prescription drugs. The decision was made to buy 100 shares of stock in Horizon when its price spiraled down to a measly $14.62 per share, as we expected Horizon would do something to stop the bleeding, and historically has been a pretty volatile stock. Horizon came back with a scorching rebuttal in an open letter later that day, spiking its stock price more than 30% on October 23rd, and by October 28th, this move landed us our greatest return of any stock that we purchased and held until the end of the period: 18% (see appendix).

In 2016 the majority of Yum shares are held by U.S.-based institutional investors including Vanguard Group, Corvex Management and State Street Corporation”. (Wong, 2016) The idea was to provide the company with better access to capital markets and to attract investors willing to pay for a piece of this lucrative pie. This fast food chain at the time had “17,000 outlets and more than $900 million cash on hand”. In September of 2016, yum sold a combined $460 million stake to Alibaba affiliate. A Beijing-based investment firm founded by former