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    Part 1
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    <p>
        In this part, you will be shown a historical price chart of a stock. Your task is to decide whether you want
        to buy or short sell the stock.
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    <p>
        The price chart shows historical prices of a stock for 180 days.
        The stock is <b>a real stock</b> listed on Nasdaq stock exchange.
        The graph is scaled in such a way that the price of the stock on day 180 is 100 points.
        You are endowed with 100 points, but
        <b>your earnings depend on your decision and the stock price on <u>day 240</u></b>.
        Your task is to decide whether to <b>buy or short sell the stock on <u>day 180</u></b> at 100 points.
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    <p>
        As previously mentioned, at the end of the experiment the computer will randomly select only one part.
        If this part is selected, you will be paid as follows:
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    <p>
        If you <b>buy</b> the stock,
            <ul>
                <li>you will <b>win</b> another 100 points if the price on day 240 is <b>higher than</b> 100 points.</li>
                <li>you will <b>lose</b> the 100 points if the price on day 240 is <b>lower than</b> 100 points.</li>
            </ul>
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    <p>
        If you <b>short sell</b> the stock,
            <ul>
                <li>you will <b>win</b> another 100 points if the price on day 240 is <b>lower than</b> 100 points.</li>
                <li>you will <b>lose</b> the 100 points if the price on day 240 is <b>higher than</b> 100 points.</li>
            </ul>
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    <p>
    <img src="{{ static 'instruction_part1.png' }}" width="800px"/>
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