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Chris Lee’s Investment Plan - Instructor Spreadsheet (B)
Excel spreadsheet for instructors. -
Chris Lee’s Investment Plan - Student Spreadsheet
Excel spreadsheet for students. -
Chris Lee's Investment Plan - Student Spreadsheet
Excel spreadsheet for students. -
Kevin Bertolini: Stop-Loss Strategy - Spreadsheet for Students
An investor has purchased a share of Cisco stock and wants to protect himself from some downside risk using the stop-loss trading strategy. However, he doesn't want to sell the stock prematurely based on short-term price fluctuations. What is the best threshold for the stop-loss strategy? How does it compare to the holding strategy? -
Chris Lee's Investment Plan
In December 2012, a young worker in Toronto wants to invest $50,000 savings. He needs to decide the equity portfolio that will result in the lowest risk at the best possible return on his investment. In particular, he is looking to invest in Wal-Mart, IBM, Apple, Chevron and Amazon, all large U.S. corporations that have weathered the recent economic crisis and show growth potential for the future. He remembers learning about using efficient frontiers to analyze stocks and decides to undertake an exhaustive analysis before deciding in which company to invest. -
Kevin Bertolini: Moving Average Strategy - Spreadsheet for Instructors
Excel spreadsheet for instructors. -
Kevin Bertolini: Moving Average Strategy - Spreadsheet for Students
Excel spreadsheet for students. -
Kevin Bertolini: Moving Average Strategy
On September 6, 2014, a young investor is trying to find a trading strategy to use to make money on Cisco’s stock. He wants to know whether the stock is increasing or decreasing in value. He decides to use the moving average strategy to avoid the fluctuations in the stock price caused by different short-term phenomena. When should he buy, sell or do nothing? -
Kevin Bertolini: Moving Average Strategy
On September 6, 2014, a young investor is trying to find a trading strategy to use to make money on Cisco's stock. He wants to know whether the stock is increasing or decreasing in value. He decides to use the moving average strategy to avoid the fluctuations in the stock price caused by different short-term phenomena. When should he buy, sell or do nothing? -
Kevin Bertolini: Moving Average Strategy - Spreadsheet for Students
Student spreadsheet for W15085. -
C&D Hotel, Xiamen
The C&D Hotel, the first five-star deluxe hotel in Xiamen, a coastal city in China, needs to improve its service delivery process. In particular, the hotel’s customer service manager needs to present her plans for handling some recent customer complaints and decide how to compensate hotel guests for errors that have occurred during service delivery. -
C&D Hotel, Xiamen
The C&D Hotel, the first five-star deluxe hotel in Xiamen, a coastal city in China, needs to improve its service delivery process. In particular, the hotel's customer service manager needs to present her plans for handling some recent customer complaints and decide how to compensate hotel guests for errors that have occurred during service delivery. -
Julia Reka: Analyzing Put Options - Spreadsheet for Instructors
Excel spreadsheet for instructors. -
Julia Reka: Analyzing Put Options - Spreadsheet for Students
Excel spreadsheet for students. -
Julia Reka: Analyzing Put Options
In 2014, an Amazon stockholder wants to decide the long/short positions for several put options that would result in the lowest risk at the best possible return on her stocks. In particular, she is looking to generate as much return as the status quo strategy where no put options are used. -
Julia Reka: Analyzing Put Options
An Amazon stockholder wants to decide the long/short positions for several put options that would result in the lowest risk at the best possible return on her stocks. In particular, she is looking to generate as much return as the status quo strategy where no put options are used. -
Julia Reka: Analyzing Put Options - Spreadsheet for Students
Student spreadsheet for W15005.