Stock Market Creative Writings Samples For Students

Civil Rights Movement and American Paradox

Introduction
In 1960s, Republican overwhelmingly supported the Civil Right Movement and believed the idea from constitution “all men are created equal” and Northern Democrats supported the cause too. The Southern Democrats were “conservative” and were against the Civil Right Movement and they wanted segregation to stay within their society. They believed blacks being treated as “separate” were enough in itself.

Some examples of American Paradox to Civil Rights Movement:

Ku Klux Klan: Ku Klux Klan used to be very violent with the Blacks and they were against Blacks being treated as “Equals”. They used to do their best to ensure Blacks didn’t manage to vote and ...

Introduction

Social entrepreneurship is business concept in which the entrepreneurs engages in the innovation or creating products in the market while eat the same considering the social responsibility as well as the welfare of the people. It mainly concerns the social responsibility of the people in the society. The foundation or the basic principles of the social business are different with the normal business goal that mainly aims at profit maximization other than social responsibility. Social entrepreneurship therefore involves the social business where the main goal is the social welfare or philanthropic rather than profit maximization. The non-profit making organizations ...

Letter #1:

Dear Bruce,
I enjoyed reading your piece as articles about family is always fascinating. We live in a world where children seem so distant from their parents. Technology has consumed family bonds and this has taken a toll on how parents raise their kids. It’s amazing how much children can be so sucked in by the new gadgets and devices. Teens have more freedom now than they have ever had before. The idea in raising children through family stories, tradition and tightening bonds seem so important now, especially in our age. The most tragic events children now go through ...

Project Name: “Bukhoor”

An appraisal of the project from an investors perspective casts light on to a number of issues that need to be addressed so as to make the project appealing to an investor. First and foremost is the need for a comprehensive executive summary. This section should highlight the key points within the project, that should be made to stand out to the investor. Such a summary should communicate to the investor, the scope and size of the opportunity, the business and profit model as well as what creates a unique value proposition, or advantage for the company, in relation to the other players. ...

A swap as a financial instrument refers to a notional principal contract in which one party undertakes to make payments to the other party using a specified variable rate, the notional amount. On the other hand, the other party undertakes to make regular payments, which would, be based on a different rate or index in application to the notional amount. In other words, swaps refer to derivatives in which the parties engage in the exchange of cash flows hence the term swap. The benefits inherent in a swap depend on the kind of financial instrument exchanged. The agreement of the swap includes the dates ...

Trading Issues and Basics of Forward and Future Contracts: DB2

Derivatives provide investors with the opportunity to create wealth in the future. Besides being very secure investments, these financial instruments provide investing firms with a good mechanism of hedging multiple currency transactions. Many companies are now embracing derivatives as one way of securing their future financial stability and strengthening the company’s hedging policy on currencies.

Difference between contango and backwardation markets

A contango market is one where prices of futures are set higher than the expected future prices. Therefore, the prices of futures in this kind of market decline gradually until they reach the expected price level just before the date of delivery. On the ...

More than often, financial analysis using calculated financial ratios of different companies act as a measure of the financial performance in terms of profitability, market value, leverage and liquidity levels in operations. In most cases, price-earnings (P/E) ratio is used by investors to measure the market value of company’s viability in terms of investment relative to its earnings in the market (Davies & Pain, 2011). Considerably, as a market value measure price-earnings (P/E) ratio expresses the relationship between the market price of a share of common stock and the prevailing earnings per share. As a result, investors use the calculated value of price-earnings ...

The overall aim of every investor is to make a profit. There are various investment tools that are designed to meet the specific needs of the investor. Thus, depending on the investment goals and objectives, an investor can opt for an investment option that best suit his needs. There are both long-term investment and as well short term investment tools. The long-term investments are generally considered to be investments that an investor wishes to hold for a period of more than one year. On the other hand, short term investments refer to the investments that are likely to expire ...

(Reforming the financial systems)

Introduction

The term financial crisis is mainly applicable to situations where certain financial assets suddenly lose a large part of the nominal value. Through the crisis, the financial institutions equally lose value and become incompetent in the local as well as international financial markets. Financial crisis is a major cause of economic crisis where the economy experiences a downturn in liquidity as well as unpredictable inflations. However, when the financial crisis occurs several things may be done as a solution but the reformation of the financial system is one of the actions that may be undertaken. ...

Organizations that behave ethically are more apt to earn the trust of their customers, employees, and stockholders and to have a reputation as successful, competent and responsible professionals. It is important that organizations follow strict guidelines aimed high standards of quality, reliable services, high professionalism, social responsibility and ethical behaviour it their activity – only that way they can bring benefits to their clients, staff members and shareholders. The main ethical principles that each organization must follow in its activity are decency (avoidance of illegal and unethical practices), honesty (the urge to be honest with themselves, team members, customers and ...

Introduction

In the late 1920s, the U.S. economy was strong. Many companies were growing and earning money. People bought shares of the companies, called stock. The stocks were traded and bought in the Stock Market.
On October 24, 1929, stock values dropped or became worthless rapidly. This started the most severe economic depression in U.S. history—the Great Depression. Today, that day is still remembered as Black Thursday.

In the late 1920s, prices in the stock market soared up, becoming very valuable. For example, in 1928, the price of a common share of the Dupont stock went from $310 to $ ...

Story of the product

Wheretoget.it is a ​​young online project, which helps people to find their favorite clothing items from photographs. It works quite simple. Once registered, users upload pictures of things that want to find and buy, and readers help to identify a brand of clothing, give a link to an online store, where the thing is sold, or at least find similar things. Usually to find a necessary thing takes less than three hours and in 84% of cases the search is successful.
The site was launched in 2011, but now it is very popular. Its creators, Nicholas Metske, Gilles Babinet and Romain Moyne ...

Derivatives - DB1

Future trading is a kind of investment involving speculation of commodity price movements in the future. The commodities in question vary and the trading is referred to as speculative paper investing. This implies that the investor does not hold the physical commodity but a paper called a futures contract. Like any other contract, the futures investment has expiry dates. Future trading is a lucrative business opportunity for organizations and individual investors. This is because it can be used by organizations to avoid market risks as well as currency risks.

There are many benefits that can be derived from futures markets. When a firm invests ...

Answer the Questions

1. When the spot rate is higher than the forward rate, the transaction will result in premium. In this case, the exchange rate of the Yen equivalent to US$ is 0.010043 and the rate after six months is predicted to be 0.010055. The formula for calculating forward premium is.

Forward Premium= 0.010055-0.010043/0.010043= 0.0011948= 0.119 %
The calculation shows that buying rate of JPY is 0.119% higher than dollars on yen. The results also shows that the forward market rate is higher than the spot rate that could give premium . The rate is based on the six-month period so to ...

Abstract

A call option can be defined as a contract which gives its holder the purchase rights a financial security or commodity at the exercise price. On the other hand, put options could be defined as contracts which gives its holder the purchase rights a financial security or commodity at the exercise price. Usually call options and put options must be exercised within a given duration or period as agreed in the contract. Call options and put options are normally used to hedge risk by one party which is risk averse while the other party uses call options to make a profit by assuming the ...

Arguably, conflict of interest between organizations and individuals are very common given the large number of relationships and transactions that occur in various departments and professionals. As a matter of fact, there is a potential conflict of interest between investment bankers and security analyst working in the same firm. Despite the existence of conflict of interest, there are potential solutions that exist to remedy the situation. If the situation goes out of hand, the firm will have tremendous setbacks. Hence, it the conflict of interest should be addressed. In every organization, ethics play a tremendous role in the operation of the firm. ...

Abstract

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act changed the ethical nature of accounting for publicly traded companies. The Act requires new forms of ethical behavior from companies, such as creating and maintaining a code of conduct that all employees, even executives, must follow. It also requires that they honestly and accurately report financial reports and maintains that the executive officers of a company have the most responsibility in reporting and certifying that the information is correct. The Act also changes the auditor-client relationship by making auditing more independent of the client, establishing an auditing committee overseen by the SEC, and ensuring transparency.
The ...

I woke up late that morning. I had an intense feeling of tiredness. In fact, it was one of those mornings when I felt like doing nothing. But, it was the beginning of the day and as much as I would have loved to stay in bed I knew I had to get up. I reached for my lifesaver. I needed it to open my eyes fully and drag myself out of bed. And yes, it worked as usual. My morning coffee was always there to help me to start a new day. The freshness of that glorious coffee ...

Recent U.S. BOP Performance: Is the Sky Falling?

In the case, the sky is falling has two theories that involve the statement that US economical industries are non-competitive in the international market and foreigners are taking the step of buying assets in the US which are valuable and making a country a debtor in the history of world economy.
In this condition, everything seems so wonderful from the top, which also has a meaning, that foreigners are much fascinated with the US market’s future prospects. It also depicts the democracy of economy that the investors are eagerly investing in US ...

Industrial Revolution and development of capitalism focused around the key rational drivers to raise productivity, as a result society approached to issue of "complex relations among cultural products and processes, consciousness, and the economic and social organization of society" (1991, Halley, p.228). How successful was a solution of these complex relations in the capitalist world through attempts of delegitimation and reenchantment of rationality?
Cultural Processes: New processes need the new cultural drivers. Gradually separated from their generic and institutional origins the cultural activities followed the historic processes. This movement was not easy often followed by the cultural resistance, taking the ...

In modern times we are bombarded with so many news stories in our everyday existence it can often be difficult to distinguish the true relevance of this information within our own lives. Rhetoric refers to the writer’s intent to persuade, motivate, and intrigue us about a topic. My understanding what motivates readers; writers can employee different techniques to make their message apparent.
With the recent attention focused on the 2012 presidential elections, one key issue that was the focus of many newspaper articles was welfare reform. This is a very complex topic that can confuse or bore the casual ...

The WorldCom Company is the second largest distance phone company that has been "caught" reporting costs incorrectly. The company is found to have improperly booked around $3.83 billion in expenses resulting to filing the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections. The company crushed by the $41 billion debt load which is the largest world bankruptcy in the United States history. Notably, the impact was due to the misuse of the data and dissemination of the wrong reports by executives who pleaded guilty to fraud charges. Under chapter 11, the company was allowed to operate while it was bankrupt and they developed ...

Reflection of MBA

The experience during MBA was quite interesting as I learned many useful things that are related to business. The learning outcomes of the whole MBA were attractive as many important queries regarding business administration had been solved. The aim of joining MBA was to analyze substantial the areas of business and learn how to manage different functions of the business. The tactics and techniques to analyze the situation and provide rationale decision over the analysis were learned from different outcomes of the program. The learning outcomes of the program were helpful in analyzing the situations and find out effective ...

Following The American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Introduction

Verexus Inc. is a financial institution specializing in regular, updated corporate financial reports for both minor and major companies. Its purpose is to provide financial advice for companies both for managing and projecting their future costs in order to determine company goals and status. My internship was dated July 18, 2012 to August 17, 2012 as a summer training program in which many companies submitted posted advertisements to reputable schools to provide internship opportunities and creating job-ready students upon graduation.

Objectives Learned

The University of San Fransisco in recent years has created mandatory training ...

Introduction

Hedging refers to an investment strategy that employs financial instruments with the aim of cushioning oneself from the incurrence of losses on other investments. Hedges can be formulated by using a number of financial instruments; these include: options, swaps, future contracts, derivatives, among others.Hedging strategies are diverse in nature. The spread strategy is commonly applied in the markets. This involves the use of more than one option of a similar class or category on the same underlying stock. There are a number of spreads that could be employed by the company in accordance with the volatility. These include the following:

Bull spread

In this ...

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International Trade Relations
Introduction

Trade restrictions are export or import barriers created by nations, against the principles of a free trade economy, to protect their industries and consumers. Such restrictions can be posed in the form of tariffs or non-tariff protection policies. Tariffs are duties or fees levied against import or export of a particular economic good. Non-tariff protections policies include anti-dumping policies, fixing import or export quota and restrictive licensing.

The company I work with is a multi-brand retail chain that is contemplating to begin trade in India. The objective of this paper is to understand the types of trade ...