You will be using the IDE installed in week$1$ to create this application. You will be applying some of the concepts you have learned during this course to build a real application. You must be able to do research to build this solution if required.

You will be building a Stock Portfolio Application that allows you to do transactions like buying and selling stocks and ability to deposit and withdraw cash from your brokerage account.

You will create a TransactionHistory class with the following attributes $(25$ points$)$:

Private field Purpose of this field

String ticker Will store ticker of the Stock or CASH

String transDate Date when the transaction occurred

String transType Type of transaction BUY$/$SELL for stock, DEPOSIT$/$WITHDRAW for CASH

double qty Quantity for the transaction

double costBasis Cost Basis of stock. For CASH this will be $1\mathrm{.}00$

Create the

constructor $$ Default and Overloaded constructor

Getter and Setter methods for all the attributes.

You will create another class called PortfolioManager that will have the main method to test the application. This will have the following attributes

Private field Purpose of this field

ArrayList portfolioList $=$ new ArrayList$()$; ArrayList to store any number of TransactionHistory records

You will create a menu for user to enter different types of transactions such as

DEPOSIT Cash

WITHDRAW Cash

BUY Stock

SELL stock

Create a menu as shown below to do the different types of transactions and display Transaction History and Portfolio Information.

Brokerage Account

$0-$ Exit

$1-$ Deposit Cash

$2-$ Withdraw Cash

$3-$ Buy Stock

$4-$ Sell Stock

$5-$ Display Transaction History

$6-$ Display Portfolio

Enter option $(0$ to $6)$:

Things to consider:

Make sure to put header comments for each of the java file.

Make sure that you get an error message when invalid input is entered from the menu.

Four Transaction Type $$ BUY, SELL, DEPOSIT, WITHDRAW

Make cost basis for CASH transaction as $1\mathrm{.}00.$

Stock ticker should be capitalized automatically. In other words, if user enters dfen, it should save as DFEN.

The CASH transactions are automatically created while buying or selling stock.

When CASH is withdrawn, qty is negative and when deposited qty is positive

Make sure to check if you have enough CASH in the bank to purchase stock.

Withdrawal amount cannot be more than the CASH available in the account $($Give an error message$).$

When buying or selling stocks, create two transactions, the stock is purchased or sold, and other transaction of CASH withdrawn or deposited in the account.

Hint:

Use ArrayList to create Transaction History.

Loop through the transaction history ArrayList to generate the Portfolio information

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