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Duck and Penguin were very different when it 

came to investing their money. Duck was more

interested in spending all of his money on fish

instead of saving it just because he was

"hungry".

 Penguin on the other hand was smart 

with her money and decided to invest 

it in stocks from The Fishing Company, 

where Duck bought his fish from, since 

the company was doing so well. 

As the company continued to grow, the stocks 

Penguin bought from The Fishing Company 

increased in value. After a few months when she 

needed some cash, she sold those stocks and 

gained more money than she had before. 

Duck on the other hand had no money 

to spend at all since he spent all of his 

money on fish instead of investing it. 

Since Penguin took the risk and invested her 

money into a reliable source, she was now 

able to buy all the fish she wanted, plus 

extra to share with her friends. 

In the end Penguin continued to invest her 

money into a reliable source

(The Fishing Company) to earn herself a heap 

of extra cash while Duck ended up with no 

money left to spend at all. 

As the weeks went by, Duck stayed by 

the lake, hungry with no more money 

to buy food. 

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