Learn how to manage your investment portfolio and maintain your watch list of fund options on Standard Life's iPhone, iPad, and iPhone Touch mobile app for Asia & Emerging Markets?
Big data for beginners. Tried to prove that "Big data is like teenage sex: everyone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing it..." is totally wrong.
Big data for beginners. Tried to prove that "Big data is like teenage sex: everyone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing it..." is totally wrong.
A Guide To Creating Curiosity Gaps In Social MediaGermano Silveira
One of the most powerful techniques for boosting clicks on your content and growing your readership is by utilizing the Curiosity Gap.
The Curiosity Gap is a technique where you supply readers with just enough info about your content to hook their interest, while withholding key information. It creates a strong desire within readers to click on your link and obtain the missing info by reading your content.
In this guide, I discuss:
- The theories and strategies involved in creating Curiosity Gaps from your content
- How to avoid creating cheap click-bait
- Provide 10 templates/techniques for creating Curiosity Gaps
- And Provide 20 examples of effective Curiosity Gaps
Learn more about this powerful technique!
Universal Design in Learning at Learning Disabilities Association Conference ...rbomar
Universal Design in Learning is a framework where student diversity, evidence-based instructional practices, education theory and education legislative requirements can intersect. This power point presents the history and brain science behind UDL and some practical suggestions for implementing UDL in your classroom.
This is a four-Part Project offering you the opportunity to demons.docxchristalgrieg
This is a four-Part Project offering you the opportunity to demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills gained is this course. The total grade for the Project is 30% of the final grade for the course. Each of the four written submissions for this Project is due by 4:00PM eastern Standard Time on the due date. After that they are considered late. Late Project submissions will be marked down 10% each day the submission is late. Read all instructions before starting.
Project Part 1. Initial selection of stocks.
Assume you have $1,000,000 to invest. You will use this to form a hypothetical large cap ( each company with at least $10 billion in Market Capitalization) diversified stock portfolio by investing your funds in five stocks chosen from five different industries. No short sales, fractional shares, or margin trades are permitted for this Project. To determine how much you have invested in any particular stock, multiply the stock price times the number of shares purchased. You must use at least $900,000. Any funds left over represent cash in your portfolio that earn no return. Dividends and other cash distributions will be added to cash and not reinvested.
Trades are not permitted except in extraordinary situations with the specific approval of your instructor's prior approval. Trading will only be considered between Friday of week 1 and Thursday of week 13, January 22 to April 9. Should a trade be allowed, the instructor must be notified via email of the specifics of the trade within 24 hours.
Deliverables:
1. A spreadsheet that includes the number of shares you purchased for each stock and the closing prices as of Friday of week 1, January 22, of your stocks. Report the last dividend paid date and amount as well as the next dividend pay date. Also, include your total investment and the amount held in cash. To get stock price information go to www.google.com
(Links to an external site.)
or www.yahhoo.com
(Links to an external site.)
and click on "Finance". Enter the ticker symbol of your stock as well as any other needed information to track the stock such as exchange the stock is traded on and click on historical prices. Use the column that contains closing prices to track the stock for the semester.
2. Conduct and analysis of the stocks explaining why you chose these particular stocks based on your analytical technique. The analysis, (three to six pages plus spreadsheets) should include the following:
a. Give a brief history of the companies and their products. Briefly discuss where the company is heading (new products or ventures). Identify each company's competitors and identify each company's ranking among it's competitors.
b. Find the reported beta and and the adjusted beta of each company calculating the other if only one is reported. Record your source and describe how they calculated the betas including frequency of observations, as methods do vary. Explain what the beta tells you about ...
The Influential Investor. How UHNW and HNW investor behaviour is redefining p...Scorpio Partnership
The Influential Investor examines the forces that will shape the future of the wealth and investment management industry over the next ten years. The paper delves into the factors that influence UHNW investor behaviour and the ways investors are rethinking their goals for the future. Scorpio Partnership worked alongside the Economist Intelligence Unit and TNS as the recognised specialist on HNW insight
Russell Luce • Foresters Equity Services
- Slicing the market: An active manager's view of a complex investment world by Ron Rowland
- Recession job losses finally recovered
- Profit with business valuation (Mark Miehe, SII Investments)
A Guide To Creating Curiosity Gaps In Social MediaGermano Silveira
One of the most powerful techniques for boosting clicks on your content and growing your readership is by utilizing the Curiosity Gap.
The Curiosity Gap is a technique where you supply readers with just enough info about your content to hook their interest, while withholding key information. It creates a strong desire within readers to click on your link and obtain the missing info by reading your content.
In this guide, I discuss:
- The theories and strategies involved in creating Curiosity Gaps from your content
- How to avoid creating cheap click-bait
- Provide 10 templates/techniques for creating Curiosity Gaps
- And Provide 20 examples of effective Curiosity Gaps
Learn more about this powerful technique!
Universal Design in Learning at Learning Disabilities Association Conference ...rbomar
Universal Design in Learning is a framework where student diversity, evidence-based instructional practices, education theory and education legislative requirements can intersect. This power point presents the history and brain science behind UDL and some practical suggestions for implementing UDL in your classroom.
This is a four-Part Project offering you the opportunity to demons.docxchristalgrieg
This is a four-Part Project offering you the opportunity to demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills gained is this course. The total grade for the Project is 30% of the final grade for the course. Each of the four written submissions for this Project is due by 4:00PM eastern Standard Time on the due date. After that they are considered late. Late Project submissions will be marked down 10% each day the submission is late. Read all instructions before starting.
Project Part 1. Initial selection of stocks.
Assume you have $1,000,000 to invest. You will use this to form a hypothetical large cap ( each company with at least $10 billion in Market Capitalization) diversified stock portfolio by investing your funds in five stocks chosen from five different industries. No short sales, fractional shares, or margin trades are permitted for this Project. To determine how much you have invested in any particular stock, multiply the stock price times the number of shares purchased. You must use at least $900,000. Any funds left over represent cash in your portfolio that earn no return. Dividends and other cash distributions will be added to cash and not reinvested.
Trades are not permitted except in extraordinary situations with the specific approval of your instructor's prior approval. Trading will only be considered between Friday of week 1 and Thursday of week 13, January 22 to April 9. Should a trade be allowed, the instructor must be notified via email of the specifics of the trade within 24 hours.
Deliverables:
1. A spreadsheet that includes the number of shares you purchased for each stock and the closing prices as of Friday of week 1, January 22, of your stocks. Report the last dividend paid date and amount as well as the next dividend pay date. Also, include your total investment and the amount held in cash. To get stock price information go to www.google.com
(Links to an external site.)
or www.yahhoo.com
(Links to an external site.)
and click on "Finance". Enter the ticker symbol of your stock as well as any other needed information to track the stock such as exchange the stock is traded on and click on historical prices. Use the column that contains closing prices to track the stock for the semester.
2. Conduct and analysis of the stocks explaining why you chose these particular stocks based on your analytical technique. The analysis, (three to six pages plus spreadsheets) should include the following:
a. Give a brief history of the companies and their products. Briefly discuss where the company is heading (new products or ventures). Identify each company's competitors and identify each company's ranking among it's competitors.
b. Find the reported beta and and the adjusted beta of each company calculating the other if only one is reported. Record your source and describe how they calculated the betas including frequency of observations, as methods do vary. Explain what the beta tells you about ...
The Influential Investor. How UHNW and HNW investor behaviour is redefining p...Scorpio Partnership
The Influential Investor examines the forces that will shape the future of the wealth and investment management industry over the next ten years. The paper delves into the factors that influence UHNW investor behaviour and the ways investors are rethinking their goals for the future. Scorpio Partnership worked alongside the Economist Intelligence Unit and TNS as the recognised specialist on HNW insight
Russell Luce • Foresters Equity Services
- Slicing the market: An active manager's view of a complex investment world by Ron Rowland
- Recession job losses finally recovered
- Profit with business valuation (Mark Miehe, SII Investments)
Standard Life Hong Kong mobile app for iOS - Portfolio and Watch List
1. How to manage your investment
portfolio and maintain your watch
list of fund options?
Standard Life Hong Kong iOS app
2. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Investment Search
You can search for
investment choices by
keyword…
…or search by different
combinations of investment
categories.
Tab “Clear all” if you want to
start over.
Tab “Search” for a list of all
available funds that match
your criteria.
3. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Category Search
Tabbing on different categories will bring up full list of all available investment
manager, asset class, or investment universe.
4. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Example
For example, you can search
for all funds available from
“Standard Life Investments”
5. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Fund overview and Rate of return
Overview of Funds
Cumulative Performance
(Year to date, 1 year, 3 years,
and 5 years)
Calendar Year Performance
for the last five years
You can display different information of the funds based on:
6. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Fund details
Name of the fund and the
fund manager for the fund.
Performance chart of the fund. Tab
on the chart to enlarge the chart.
Explanation on the investment
objective of the fund
The Bid Price and Offer Price
of the fund
Rate of return by calendar year
and cumulative performance
Tab “Back” to go back to the
fund search results.
7. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Adding funds to the Watch List
Tab the “Add to watch
list” button to add
funds to the Watch
List. You can add a
maximum of 30 funds
to the Watch List.
To access the Watch List, tab on the
watch list button on the menu.
8. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Edit the Watch List
Tab and drag this button to
organize your watch list to
the display order you
wanted.
You can remove a specific
fund from the Watch List by
tabbing the delete button
9. Open Access – Information is intended for a public audience
Same great functionality also available on iPad
