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Investment Strategies (Class slides and Graphic Organizer)

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Investment lesson cover: Investing Strategies, Popular Techniques of the Modern Investor, with a worksheet
Cover slide introducing the investment lesson
Opening investment lesson quote from Peter Lynch: 'Know what you own, and know why you own it.'
Opening quote for the investment strategies lesson
Lesson roadmap lists value, growth, momentum, dollar-cost averaging, indexing, and 60-40 investing.
Roadmap of the six investment strategies
Lesson vocabulary preview lists price-to-earnings ratio, earnings per share, risk tolerance, and three more.
Vocabulary preview before the definition slides
Earnings per share vocabulary slide explains dividing a company's profit by its outstanding shares.
First vocabulary explanation: earnings per share
Price-to-earnings ratio vocabulary slide explains calculating P/E as stock price divided by earnings per share.
Vocabulary explanation of the P/E calculation
Efficient market hypothesis vocabulary slide defines EMH as share prices reflecting available market information.
Vocabulary explanation of market efficiency
Confirmation bias vocabulary slide describes investors remembering events that confirm their beliefs or actions.
Vocabulary explanation of confirmation bias
Loss-aversion bias vocabulary slide describes fear of losing money even when potential reward outweighs risk.
Vocabulary explanation of loss-aversion bias
Risk tolerance vocabulary slide explains comfort with risk and links it to disposition, age, and time horizon.
Vocabulary explanation of risk tolerance
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Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

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About This Product

Overviewing Dominant Investment Strategies provides educators with engaging slides and a graphic organizer to teach students key investment concepts. The 22 informative slides overview popular strategies like value investing, growth investing, momentum investing, dollar-cost averaging, indexing, and the 60/40 portfolio split. Crucial investing vocab is also covered, including price-to-earnings ratio, earnings per share, the efficient market hypothesis, confirmation bias, loss aversion bias, and risk tolerance. Created specifically for grades 7-12, this teaching resource allows teachers to easily provide an accessible introduction to investment for any class. The well-constructed slides use visuals to outline each strategy and concept in a clear, organized way. The accompanying graphic organizer lets students consolidate their learnings in an actionable format. Educators can implement this resource in many ways - as an introductory whole-class lesson, a small group activity, or even a homework supplement on investment strategies.

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