Imagine that you are a potential investor researching a U.S. investment of your choice. Your choice can be any investment that is highly marketable, which means that you must be able to sell it at a market price very easily and develop a strategic diversification plan for great return. Publicly traded stock, corporate bonds, government bonds, real estate, mutual funds, and derivatives are all examples of highly marketable investments.

You will be required to collect financial statements and/or relevant financial information that detail(s) the past three (3) years (fiscal or calendar) of the chosen investment. (These statements can usually be located within the organization’s website under “investor information” or something similar. Many times, these statements can also be found on Yahoo! Finance, Google Finance, or MSN Money.

You will also be required to research your chosen investment’s price for the past five (5) years, as well as a related market index for this investment for the past five (5) years. An example of an applicable market index is the Standard & Poor’s Stock Market Index, commonly called the S&P 500.

Select the highly marketable investment that you wish to research and discuss diversification strategies for your portfolio.
Provide a brief (one [1] paragraph) explanation of the systematic risk and potential return associated with that particular investment.
List five (5) resources to demonstrate that there is enough information available regarding your selected investment.

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PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY OF LEADERSHIP INSTRUCTIONS
Many organizations publicly define who they are through their vision, mission, and values statements. You can do the same as individuals. This exercise is very similar to organizational vision, mission, and values statement writing; there are slight modifications from the corporate format concerning length, focus, and purpose. Keep in mind; this exercise is very subjective. It can be very challenging if taken seriously, and it can change your life. You are to write a Personal Philosophy of Leadership through your construction of a personal vision, mission, and values statement. You may wish to review the grading rubric before starting. Here are the steps to the process:
1.    Vision StatementThe vision statement is a statement of what is possible; it is a picture of the future. Write a comment on what is possible for you and what the view of the future is for you. This may be 1 paragraph (56 sentences) and up to a page. This is not an organizational vision statement. It is a personal vision statement; there are differences.
2.    Mission StatementThe mission statement answers the vision. If your vision statement is to be or to do XYZ (what is possible), your mission statement is that you accomplish your vision by ABC (your reflections, thoughts, and method). This is a little different than the short corporate mission statements. This mission statement is a philosophy or creed that focuses on your character, your contributions or achievements, and on the values or principles upon which your attitudes are based. You may call it your Personal Constitution. You must answer the following: 1-What is my purpose in life? 2-What counts? 3-What do I want to accomplish in life? 4- What legacy would you like to leave? 5-You must also weave into this statement what type of leader you want to be, what your purpose is as a leader, and what legacy you would like to leave as a leader. To earn the tightest amount of points, the inclusion of a Christian worldview in this assignment is strongly encouraged; you should be praying and seeking Gods guidance in this exercise. Write a statement that includes all of the above material. This must be well thought out. This is not an hour before it is todue exercise; that will be obvious. This statement is expected to be a minimum of 34 pages in length. This is not an organizational mission statement. It is a personal mission statement; there are differences.
3.    Values Statementin bullet form, list 5benefits us that are most important to you by which you would want others to define you. This is not an organizational values statement. It is a personal values statement; there are differences.
4.    Referencesthis paper must be at least 5 pages and include a minimum of 6 text ref to ground your thoughts. Use proper, current APA formatting for in-text citations for the final reference page.