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Learn more about our objectives and what we have achieved so far.

Central goals of DCHS Invest meetings:

  • Give members insight on the different investment vehicles possible throughout their financial journey
  • Give members awareness of what is happening in today’s economy
  • Give members methods to gauge the fair value of an investment
Previous Topics (2024-2025) Previous Topics (2025-2026) Now (2026-2027)
- What is a stock? - Institutional investors - Stock options (calls & puts)1
- Buying and selling shares - Efficient market hypothesis1
- Metrics: Market capitalization, volume, date ranges - Initial public offerings (IPOs)
- Understanding different sectors - Acquisitions and government oversight
- Index funds - Inflation & interest rates (& their macroeconomic effects)
- Analyst opinions - Advanced fundamental analysis of companies1
- Market downturns and recessions - DCF models
- Fundamental analysis of companies1 - Insider activity
- Revenue, net-income, & EPS - Precious metals
- PE & PS ratios (forward & trailing) - Dual class share structures
- Capital expenditures
- Stock splits

1 topic of significant interest and involvement.

Other activities at DCHS Invest meetings:

  • Year-round MarketWatch competition
    • Simulated stock market portfolio, where you try to earn the highest percent return
      • Start with $1,000,000 (simulated cash)
      • Buy or sell shares of companies
      • Margin trading and short selling is disabled
    • Compete against other members from 8/28/26 to 5/28/27
      • Winner is crowned at the end of the competition
  • Gimkit games on stock-related concepts
    • These occur roughly once every three meetings
    • Game winner typically gets a prize
  • (Maybe)The University of Pennsylvania Investment Competition
    • Competition against other teams from across the world
      • Teams of five
    • Simulated stock market portfolio, where you try to earn the highest percent return
    • Write a cohesive midterm and final report, detailing your investment methodology tying it to a case study individual
      • These reports are judged to determine the winning teams
    • This 2026-2027 school year, we will poll interest to determine whether we should enter the competition again

External Financial Resources

Tracking companies and statistics: finance.yahoo.com or stockanalysis.com


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