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Question: In week 1 my stock was $151.23, in week 3 my stock was $134.58, in week 5 my stock was $151.54, today my stock was $129.62, Did your stock go up go down or was it inconsistent? Explain why your stock is a good or bad stock to invest in

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My stock went down slightly over the five weeks, but had an overall decrease of 14.61%. This is not a good sign and indicates that the stock is not a good stock to invest in right now. The stock is currently trading below the price it was a month ago, which suggests that it may not be performing well, and the longer-term trend appears to be downward. It could be that the company behind the stock is experiencing declining profits, and that investors are losing confidence in the stock. Additionally, the stock has not had any significant increases over the last five weeks, which further indicates that it may not be a good stock to invest in.

Answered by text-davinci-003

Jan. 6, 2023, 8:53 p.m.

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Published: Friday, January 6, 2023

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