Part C: Finding Seeds that Generate Specific Outcomes

The purpose of this section is to give you some experience working with seeds. Through trial$-$and$-$error, you will try to find

seeds that result in specific outcomes.

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Create a markdown cell that displays a level $2$ header that reads: "Part C: Finding Seeds that Generate Specific Outcomes".

Also add some text briefly describing the purpose of your code in this part.

Create a markdown cell that displays: $"$In the cell below, Stock A has the highest simulated final price."

Create a new cell. Use numpy to set the random seed to an integer of your choice. Simulate daily runs for three stocks

$($Stock A$,$ Stock B$,$ and Stock C$)$ over a period of $100$ days. The parameters for these stocks are as follows:

$$ Stock A has a current price of $78,$ an expected annual return of $4\%,$ and a volatility of $1\mathrm{.}2.$

$$ Stock B has a current price of $75,$ an expected annual return of $8\%,$ and a volatility of $0\mathrm{.}8.$

$$ Stock C has a current price of $72,$ an expected annual return of $16\%,$ and a volatility of $0\mathrm{.}6.$

Create line plots for all three runs on the same figure, including a legend indicating which line goes with which stock.

Change the seed until you get a result in which Stock A has highest final price after $100$ days.

Create a markdown cell that displays: $"$In the cell below, Stock B has the highest simulated final price."

Repeat the steps in the previous code cell, but select a seed that results in Stock B having the highest final price after $100$

days.

Create a markdown cell that displays: $"$In the cell below, Stock C has the highest simulated final price."

Repeat the steps in the previous code cell, but select a seed that results in Stock C having the highest final price after $100$

days.

I would like for each person to have their own unique seed values on this part. When you have found three seed values that

generate the desired results, please email them to me$.$ I will keep a list of the seeds have been $$claimed$$ and will make

them available to the other students. I will deduct points if you use seed values claimed by another student, or if you and

another student have the same values, but neither of you claimed them before submitting your assignment.