1 using a format similar to the one illustrated in this chapter show the results of rose experiment

Rose Geisler, a college graduate in electrical engineering, has a good position with a major electronics firm. Her current annual salary is $65,000, and, since Rose is single with no financial obligations, she plans to invest all her savings (around $11,000) in common stocks. Rose has done some research on security selection, and she feels capable of picking her own stocks. At present, she likes the technology sector and also thinks companies in the auto industry will do well.
At the advice of her former personal finance instructor, Rose has decided to have a trial run before she actually invests. So she has selected three stocks Intel, Microsoft, and GM  and has tracked their performances for six months. The results follow: