DescriptionBrief report (should be at least two pages)Use the template on Canvas Use the data on Canvas with your nameProblemYou are the owner of a small movie theater. Since you only have one screen, you need to decide which movie to show. You decide to run a regression analysis that seeks to explain daily ticket sales (in dollars) using the movie’s budget (in millions) and length (in minutes).With your results, you want to predict the daily ticket sales for the following movies:Inferno of Impact: has a budget of 98 million dollars and is 110 minutes long.Triple Payback: has a budget of 65 million dollars and is 123 minutes long.NOTE: for this project, it is okay if you extrapolate your prediction (i.e. predict outside of the relevant range of your data).Your goal is to write a summary of the problem and your results, using the data provided. You want to:write an introduction: describe the problem, your methodology, and the data you will use. present descriptive statistics: report the minimum, maximum, average, and standard deviation for all variables.Include at least one scatterplot that shows the relationship between the dependent variable and an independent variable.write down a regression model: identify your dependent and independent variable(s) and write down the regression equation you are going to estimate.describe the results: you want to report:the overall F-statistic and what it impliesthe estimated coefficientsthe interpretation of coefficientsstatistical tests of the coefficients- i.e., formulate a null and alternative hypothesis for whether a coefficient is statistically significant, and then report the results.the predicted ticket sales for both movies write a conclusion: summarize what you did, and which movie you chose to show

I need some help writing a paper in APA format which must be no less than THREE to FIVE SINGLE -SPACED pages in length, includes data tables, an introduction paragraph, and a conclusion paragraph. The draft should also include at least three additional credible sources which can include academic journals as well as the textbook Jones, C. P., & Jensen, G. R. (2020). Investments: Analysis and management (14th ed.). In your paper, describe the 10 stocks you chose to invest in and the one stock you sold short for the previous assignment. Create a table and list the 10 stocks you chose to purchase for the previous assignment Identify the name, ticker symbol, price per share and total amount of the trade. Explain the order type you used for each stock (market, limit, stop) and describe the conditions of the trades. Identify any unfilled orders. Calculate the 1-year return of your 10 stocks, and look up the stock price from one year ago through Friday November 5, 2021. Be sure to include dividends, if applicable. Within Stock-Trak, click on the ticker symbol for each stock you purchased. Then, select Charts from the menu on the left. Adjust this chart to 1Y to see the stock price movement for a year. You can hover over the points on the chart at each end of the line graph to see the stock price per share on that date. Within Stock-Trak, on the Chart of stock price movement, you can add dividends to the chart. To do this, hover over the arrow next to Events to see the menu. Click on the button on Dividends so that it is green. You will then see Dividend dates on the graph represented by a D in a circle. You can hover over the D to see the dividends paid. Choose one comparable index for each of the 10 stocks. If applicable, you may use the same comparable index for several of your 10 chosen stocks. Justify your choice of comparable index for each of the 10 chosen stocks. Compare the historical return of each stock to the comparable returns of the S&P 500 and the one identified comparable index over the last year or a one-year period. Explain the short sale and identify the impact on your margin account. Calculate the short-interest ratio for the stock you sold short. Explain the significance of the ratio. Choose one of your 10 chosen stocks and calculate the arithmetic mean, geometric mean, standard deviation, and variance of returns over a time period of no less than 20 years. Feel free to use Microsoft Excel to run these calculations. Explain the important assumption about cash flows when using the geometric mean. Explain the difference between the geometric mean and the arithmetic mean. Compare these results to Table 6-6 and explain any differences. Create a table to list the standard deviation of each of your chosen 10 stocks, as reported in Stock-Trak. Interpret the standard deviation for each of your 10 chosen stocks.