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Students participate in a mock investment simulation where they allocate $1,000 (pretend money) across various investment options. Over a set number of “market periods,” they respond to market updates, adjust their investments, and reflect on risk versus reward. The goal is to maximize returns while managing risk effectively.
Students participate in a mock investment simulation where they allocate $1,000 (pretend money) across various investment options. Over a set number of “market periods,” they respond to market updates, adjust their investments, and reflect on risk versus reward. The goal is to maximize returns while managing risk effectively.


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[[ Investment Challenge Materials | Materials Needed:]]


    [[ Investment Options Sheet ]]:
    Investment Options Sheet :
         Stocks: High-risk, high-reward.
         Stocks: High-risk, high-reward.
             Potential returns: +20% to -20% per market period (determined by dice roll or random generator).
             Potential returns: +20% to -20% per market period (determined by dice roll or random generator).

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