Welcome back, in module three you've got two activities to complete and send. First, you're going to reflect on your behavioral biases. Either those you've already noticed in your own investment management experience, or biases you anticipate might be an issue in your sim portfolio. In your final report tab at the top of page two you've got a typing section to briefly discuss the three most important behavioral issues you faced. Along with ways in which you are going to prevent yourself from engaging in this behavior. In module three you're also going to start pricing your sim portfolio. We're going to go to the Price Inputs tab, and the first thing to note is that Sism has put the dates in for you already. This is the Friday of each of the five weeks corresponding with each of the five modules. This was based on the Monday of module one, the very first week that you put in on the policy portfolio. What you're going to do is go to any publicly available website that carries stock prices, Yahoo Finance, Google Finance, Baidu, or others. And you're going to week-by-week, using Friday close prices, copy and paste in as valuesm the prices for both your policy portfolio assets as well as your new tactical position. If you can get an adjusted close price, as is dictated here in the notes field, that would be the best because that includes dividends. But if you can't, don't worry about it, the closing price on Friday from any source is absolutely fine. Over five weeks of the simulation you're not going to generate very much dividends anyhow. The next thing we're going to take a look at is the Current Portfolio tab. This is going to show all of your assets both from your policy and current portfolio across all of the weeks. It will also a pie chart up here at the top right with your current assets. It's very important that you have the right week in terms of prices of tab. Because your current portfolio is going to change week-by-week. It's also very important for this to work that you're in the correct week, and that you have input weekly prices at the end of each of the weeks that has already taken place. When we've got the begin weekend here, we notice that our current portfolio allocation and our policy portfolio allocation are exactly the same. The pie chart has slices in a different order, but if you look at it closely, you will see that they are the same. When we move to Week 1 nothing has changed other than my total portfolio value has gone up a little bit, thank goodness. But my policy portfolio is still my current portfolio because I haven't done any tactical trades. Now when I go to Week 2 though, I will start to notice some differences. Now I see my international equity slice as well as my bond portfolio has gone down from 30% in my policy portfolio to 20% here. Just to show you very quickly, if I go to Week 3, which hasn't even finished yet, I don't get a correct answer. Because I haven't priced in the Price Inputs page the end of Week 3 yet. Additionally, there is a place in the final report for you to copy and paste your current portfolio allocation at the end of the simulation. And that is right here on page one in the middle of the page. If you'd like to copy one in every week you're certainly welcome to do so. If you'd like to wait until the end, that's fine as well. I hope you enjoyed doing your behavioral analyses and continuing to invest in your sim portfolio.