You have $100,000 to invest in 10 stocks, $10,000 in each stock. You can't keep a large

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You have $100,000 to invest in 10 stocks, $10,000 in each stock. You can't keep a large amount in cash, and you can't change your choices. Set up a watch account as I demonstrated in Powerpoint slide, in Yahoo finance portfolios, my handy dandy Excel spreadsheet, or in any free web-based tracker. Upload your spreadsheet or screenshot (if tracking online) here for credit. No fractional shares: For example, if AMZN (one of my favs in my portfolio) is purchased at $2700 a share, then you can only buy 3 shares to stay under the $10000 limit per holding. HOWEVER, if you've maximized the number of whole shares you can buy, and you're still under the $100,000 limit, then you can add shares beyond the $10,000 limit per company until you spend as much of the $100,000 you can. Also, give me your rationale for picking the companies you did. Why did you select each one? 10 points: Rationale for each of the 10 companies 20 points: Cost and share data for the initial purchase 10 points: Gain/loss data for each stock and overall portfolio $ and % gains as of the end of the trading period.