You have $100,000 to spend on 10 stocks, and you allocate it at $10,000 each. The stocks MUST be picked from US publicly traded companies (no bonds, no mutual funds, no ETFs... Only stocks traded on the US exchanges.) So you are to allocate your $100,000 between the 10 stocks. It does not have to be $10,000 exact. Plus or minus few $$ is OK, and so on for each of the 10 shares. And keeping track of it means looking at it twice per week say on Monday and Friday of each week, posting and saving it to a spreadsheet that you will turn in as part of this exercise and seeing how it is performing, Morningstar or Yahoo Finance will show you daily how it is doing. Your last track should be on the last Friday of the semester before you turn in the project. If you do not know how to create a portfolio in Yahoo Finance, go to Canvas and under Pages you will find a document entitled" How to Create Your Portfolio in Yahoo Finance". If you can't think of any publicly traded companies, go to Canvas and under Pages you will find a document

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