Blue Chip Stock Analysis
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This document analyzes the performance of stocks in the Blue Chip Stock Club portfolio between 2008-2009. It shows the initial price paid per share, initial cost, current price per share and current value for 9 stocks. Overall the portfolio has gained 7.1% in value since inception. The stock with the highest percent gain was Intel at 515.38% while the largest percent loss was 3M at -59.87%. On average stocks in the portfolio have increased 78.9% in value.
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The document analyzes the performance of 9 stocks in D. Canning's Blue Chip stock club portfolio between their initial purchase dates and March 5, 2008. It provides details on the initial purchase price and date, number of shares, initial and current prices and values, and percent gain or loss for each stock holding. Overall, the total portfolio value increased by 710.19% since purchases began, with the highest performing stock being Intel at a 515.38% gain and the worst being 3M at a -59.87% loss.
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The document analyzes the performance of 9 stocks in the Blue Chip stock club's investment portfolio between their initial purchase dates and March 5, 2008, showing the initial price paid, current price, dollar and percentage gains or losses. It finds that overall the portfolio had gained over 78% on average since purchase, with the highest gainer being Intel at over 515% and the largest loser being 3M at nearly -60%. General Electric had the largest total gain of over $58,000 while 3M saw the largest total loss of over $18,000.
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- 2. Percent Gain/ Loss Gain/ Loss $ (18,813.50) -59.87% $ 4,312.50 16.79% $ (8,531.25) -14.89% $ (2,660.50) -9.45% $ 21,262.50 137.29% $ 30,472.20 100.64% $ 58,625.00 515.38% $ 7,662.50 47.63% $ (7,057.75) -23.38% 85271.7 7.10134 $ 9,474.63 78.90% $ 58,625.00 515.38% $ (18,813.50) -59.87%
- 3. -23.38% -14.89% 16.79% -9.45% 47.63% -59.87% 137.29% 3M Caterpillar Coca-Cola DuPont 100.64% General Electric 515.38% General Motors Intel Microsoft Walmart