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The stock market game presentation
1. The Stock Market Game
Team TX5_55_ZZ281
“The Stock Crashers”
Rank: 154 out of 352
2. Investments
Company Name Ticker Symbol
Apple Inc. AAPL
Google Inc Class C GOOG
Ford Motor Company F
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc CCE
PepsiCo, Inc PEP
Tesla Motors Inc TSLA
TESARO Inc TSRO
Monster Beverage Corp MNST
Ross Stores Inc ROST
Urban Outfitters URBN
3. Apple Inc AAPL
Founder- Steve Jobs 1976
Products- Consumer electronics
Original cost
per share
$127.48
Current cost
per share
$125.32
4. Google Inc Class C GOOG
Started in March 1998 by Larry Page
and Sergey Brin
Product /Service- Web-based search
engine
Original Price
per share
$540.76
Current Cost
per share
$535.53
5. Monster Beverage Corp MNST
Founded 2007
Products- energy drinks, natural soft
drinks, and fruit drinks
Original price
per share
$142.03
Current price
per share
$135.66
6. Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc CCE
Founded 1886
Products- Various soft drinks and juices
Original
price per
share $44.21
Current
Price per
share $44.78
7. Urban Outfitters URBN
Founded 1970 in Philadelphia, PA
Products- clothing, footwear, and
houseware
Original
Price Per
share $39.40
Current
Price Per
share $43.97
8. Total Equity: $99,913.36
Company Equity
Apple AAPL $5,057.63
Google GOOG $5,407.64
Monster MNST $9,942.02
Coca Cola CCE $2,210.39
Urban Outfitters URBN $3,940.01
Cash Balance: $48,371.91
9. Percent Change
Company Name Original Price Per Share Current Price Per Share Percent Change
Apple 127.48$ 125.32$ -2%
Google 540.76$ 535.53$ -1%
Monster 142.03$ 135.66$ -4%
CocaCola 44.21$ 44.78$ 1%
Urban Outfitters 39.40$ 43.97$ 12%
Notas del editor
We invested in 10 different companies. Here they are listed with their ticker symbol. For our slideshow, we picked 5 to present information about. The five we picked are Apple, Google, Monster, Coca Cola, and Urban Outfitters.
Apple Inc was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs. Since then apple has produced many consumer electronics such as iPhones, iPads, iPods, and Macintosh computers. When we first invested in this stock the cost per share was $127.48, but now the current cost per share is $125.32.
Google was first founded in March 1998 by Larry Page an Sergey Brin. It was originally started as a research project and later became a popular world wide web based search engine. Currently anyone who has access to internet can use it for web based research. When we frist invested in this stock it was $540.76 per share and now it has dropped down to $535.53 per share.
In the 1930s, Hubert Hanson and his three sons first started selling juices under the brand name Hansen’s. Then in 2012, it was agreed to change the name to Monster Beverage Corporation. Monster sells energy drinks, natural sodas, and fruit drinks including Hubert’s Lemonade and Peace Tea. When we bought this stock, the original price per share was $142.03. Now the price per share is lower at $135.66.
In 1886, Dr. Pemberton, a pharmacist, created a soft drink now known as Coca-Cola. At the time, this drink was served at soda fountains and was believed to cure many diseases. Now, Coca-Cola produces many soft drinks including, Coke, Sprite, Fanta, Dasani, Minute Maid, and PowerAde. We bought our shares at $44.21, and the current price per share is $44.78.
Richard Hayne founded Urban Outfitters in 1970 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company is known for its hipster culture and fashion. Urban Outfitters sells clothing, footwear and houseware. We bought our shares for $39.40 per share. Currently, the price per share is $43.97.
Our total equity was $99,913.36. This means that we paid this much for all of our stock shares. We paid this much for investments in 10 different companies. If you look in the table, you can see how much we invested in these 5 companies. Our current cash balance is $48,371.91. This is the money we have left to spend investing in stocks.
These are our percent changes in our investments of the 5 companies we presented in this slideshow. We found the percent change by subtracting the old price per share from the current price per share and then divided by the old price per share. The percent changes that are negative mean we bought the stock for a higher price than it is priced now. The company that did us best was Urban outfitters. The company that did us worst was Monster.
