Create Pie Chart and Table

Report 1 - Choose 10 stocks to buy and 2 stocks to short (if you want to buy options then limit them to 5 options). Provide me with a short memo (3 pages max) as to why you believe your security selection will do well during our semester. A short paragraph explaining the choice of each stock will do. What strategy(s) are you planning to implement? - Create a table that summarizes all of the trades you made: number of shares per stock, total dollar value invested per stock, amount of cash left. (Feel free to buy on margin) - Create a pie chart with weights of each stock in your portfolio and the corresponding sector weights. - Start trading. You must allocate at least 95% of your cash ($950,000) toward the stocks you choose in your report. Use Market order "Market" in our game when you want to trade for now. We will learn about limit and stop orders later in the course, do not use them if you do not understand how they work for now. - Note that you will be trading in the US market so keep track on when the trading hours start. - Incorporating what we learned in chapter 19 into choosing your stocks will improve the report quality. Report 1 - Choose 10 stocks to buy and 2 stocks to short (if you want to buy options then limit them to 5 options). Provide me with a short memo (3 pages max) as to why you believe your security selection will do well during our semester. A short paragraph explaining the choice of each stock will do. What strategy(s) are you planning to implement? - Create a table that summarizes all of the trades you made: number of shares per stock, total dollar value invested per stock, amount of cash left. (Feel free to buy on margin) - Create a pie chart with weights of each stock in your portfolio and the corresponding sector weights. - Start trading. You must allocate at least 95% of your cash ($950,000) toward the stocks you choose in your report. Use Market order "Market" in our game when you want to trade for now. We will learn about limit and stop orders later in the course, do not use them if you do not understand how they work for now. - Note that you will be trading in the US market so keep track on when the trading hours start. - Incorporating what we learned in chapter 19 into choosing your stocks will improve the report quality