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Hello everyone. My name is Pema Kaldan, and I am a senior at Canisius College, currently major in Math. I will be giving my MAT 381 presentation on Wednesday, April 7/2021. For my presentation, I will be talking about Math Use In Real Life meaning using some of the math knowledge to do some business, in my case, Business Apps like “Robinhood.” So mostly I will touch on What is Robinhood? Is Robinhood Legal? How Does Robinhood Work? How Does Robinhood Make Money? How to Trade Options on Robinhood? How does Robinhood Taxes Work? And so on. Additionally, I will also show some graphs and charts meaning and examples. Although in general there are lots of things that you could do with your math knowledge and one of them for me is using Business Apps to earn money from home. I hope to see you all there on Wednesday. Thank you.
Hi Pema! I found your presentation very fascinating! I’ve heard of Robinhood once or twice before, but I had no idea how it worked. Thanks for giving me a good introduction as to how purchases work on Robinhood. I like that you included screenshots from the app as you explained how you would go about buying into a particular stock. It was very helpful to walk us through an example like that. I found it interesting that they also offer shorter-term agreements, but then after a particular date, they expire. I’ve always been interested in the stock market, but I just didn’t really know where to start. I suppose Robinhood could be a good starting point, but I’m not sure that I’m brave enough! I hope that the stock market is good to you though!
Very interesting topic Pema. I don’t fully understand the math behind it all so I don’t think I’m going to be getting into the stock market any time soon, but I hope it finds you well. Great job explaining everything and the screenshots were a nice touch in helping explain everything.