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You've probably heard about the stock market from your
parents and friends, at school, or in the news. The
stock market is where investors buy and sell pieces,
or shares, of companies like VitaPede, hoping the value
of their shares will grow in the future.
When a company grows or gets stronger, the value of
its shares may grow as well. But if it shrinks or loses
money, the value of its shares will shrink.
After seeing how much Investor Island toucans love
VitaPedes, Jeff decided to buy 10 shares of VitaPede
stock for $12 each – a $120 total investment.
A month later, a strange fashion developed in the isles,
and everyone began wearing VitaPedes around their necks.
As more people wanted wriggling jewelry, the company
and its stock grew bigger and bigger. In three months
Jeff's 10 shares grew to be worth $240, or $24 each!
But VitaPedes weren't always so popular. Let's
visit Raindrop Falls while we learn what happened to
VitaPede stock three months later.
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