Reflective Essay On The Stock Market Game Analysis

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May 21, 2017 Reflective Essay Alex Skiles
The purpose for this reflective essay is to inform you the reader as much as I can. On the stock market game I had in Econ in spring of 2017. One of my goals for the stock market game was to invest in at least two companies. Another one of my goals were to find ten companies and and decide whether to invest in or not invest in. Another goal was for me to create ten annotated bibliography on at least one of the two companies I decide to invest in. And meeting these goals and more I will explain.
My development as a student in Econ has progressed and I would if I could try playing the stock market game once again with my teacher Mr. Fulk. I grew in this class with the help of my teacher Mr. Fulk and his teachings. Growing to become a better consumer with the help of my teachers teachings and looking into something like the stock market game. I have learned much because it helped with me taking notes in class and referring back to them etc. For instance supply and demand that the demand is the consumers and supply is the producers. …show more content…

For my future academics and life pursuits I think something a went over will pop up for sure because economics is everywhere. Going back to the goals I talked about I did meet them all in time. I invested in at least two companies one was Dicks Sporting Goods and the other was World Disney Corp. I also found ten companies that I chose not and chose to invest in one for example I didn't invest in was CBS Corp. And the other goal I mentioned in my introduction was creating ten annotated bibliography for one company I invested. So I did I found ten for the World Disney Corp and wrote about

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