Analyze the following text, from a computer game manual:

COIN COLLECTING

SAVING MAKES CENTS
A wise Woodchuck knows the importance of saving his money. Why? So he has enough to pay his Junior Woodchuck dues, of course!

THE WORLD'S LARGEST COIN COLLECTION
All Junior Woodchucks can learn a lesson in "Saving Big" from Scrooge McDuck. His Money Bin contains zillions and zillions of dollars! (For those of you who haven't yet earned your Mathematics Merit Badge, a zillion is a "1" followed by A LOT of zeros.)

GILDED TOURS
You can visit Scrooge's Money Bin by going to his office in Duckburg. Just open the safe next to his desk. Inside are even more coins than the pocket change under your sofa cushions.

Sometimes rare coins are found among ordinary pocket change. Scrooge knows this too, so every day he dives through his Money Bin. You should do this whenever you are in Duckburg, too. You may discover that one of your coins is worth more than you thought, and wouldn't that be nice for a change!

INVESTMENTS

MONEY MATTERS
It sure does! While saving your money is a good idea, it isn't enough to get you on the cover of Dime Magazine. A Junior Woodchuck with good business sense never passes up a good deal or a wise investment. One way to become a Fowl Street business tycoon is by investing in the stock market.

WHAT IS THE STOCK MARKET?
The Stock Market sells stocks, which are pieces of ownership in a business. Stocks are sold in units called "shares." When you buy a share of a business, you are buying a small piece of that business. So, when Scrooge McDuck tells his nephews to "share and share alike," you know he means BUSINESS.

HOW TO GET RICH IN THE STOCK MARKET
Buy a share of a company at a low price, and sell it later at a higher price! It's that easy!

HOW TO EXCEED IN BUSINESS
Well, it isn't REALLY that easy, but Fenton has learned something that should help. All stocks in the Investments Portfolio at Scrooge's office follow a pattern shown on one of the five charts below. On some days, their prices fall very low (a good time to buy), while on other days their prices rise very high (an excellent time to sell). If you read these charts every day, and buy and sell at the right times, you'll find life to be a much richer experience.

(CHART A, CHART B, CHART C, CHART D, CHART E)

THE INSIDE SCOOP
Handy as these charts are, they aren't foolproof. Sometimes Scrooge's arch enemy Flintheart Glomgold pulls shady deals to dramatically affect stock prices. Keep your eye on the business news to keep track of what's happening to your stock, or Glomgold might deal you out of this game.

SECRET CODES

SECRET MESSAGES
One of the first things that a Junior Woodchuck must learn is how to keep and send secrets. After all, you've heard the old joke about the three quickest ways to send messages across town: telephone, telegraph, and tell a duck. But seriously folks, one way to keep secret secrets secret is by using secret messages.

GYRO'S SECRET CODE
The Control Center in Scrooge's Office is protected by Gyro Gearloose's Super Anti-Spy Security System. It prevents Glomgold's henchmen, the Beagle Boys, from stealing Scrooge's business secrets. When you first look at the Control Console, you will see a secret password written in code. Use the Secret Code Sheet to decode it. Then select the correct password.

MAP READING

SCROOGE'S WORLD MAP
Preparation is the key to any journey, and a good map is the lock. That's why Scrooge McDuck keeps a world map under lock and key in his Control Center. After you decode the Control Center's secret password, you will see Scrooge's map of his worldwide operations.

HOW TO USE THE ELECTRONIC ATLAS
Scrooge has an electronic atlas built into his world map. To read about a treasure location, move the map pointer to that place and select it. The electronic atlas will tell you about the place, the treasures hidden there, and the travel time. If you want to read about another location, select the picture of the map at the bottom of the screen.

HOW TO FILE A FLIGHT PLAN
The map lists the time to travel to each treasure location. Once you decide where you want to go, select the airplane picture at the bottom of the screen, and Launchpad will prepare his airplane for the trip. (Let's hope he remembers to put fuel in it this time!)

IMPORTED MATTERS
If you find the rare mineral bombastium, Gyro will build a matter transmitter that can take you ANYWHERE without the need for an airplane. The next time you return to Scrooge's office, a picture of an atom will appear on the Control Center location screen. Select the picture to use the matter transmitter instead of the airplane. (Warning: Gyro's machines don't always work right, and your mountain climbing expedition could end up in the middle of the Sahara.)

AVIATION

HOW TO TAKE OFF
Once you are seated in Launchpad's airplane, start up the engine throttle and roll out of the hangar. Listen to the engine. When it picks up speed, pull back on the stick and head up for the wild blue yonder. But don't fly too high, or you might hit your head on the altitude ceiling.

KEEPING YOUR HEAD OUT OF THE CLOUDS
Although the clouds LOOK harmless, you can get lost easily in them. Sometimes you'll come out backwards or even upside down! This can make your trip last even longer and cost you days. The same goes for mountains, powerlines, and anything else that looks thicker than air.

FLINTHEART'S FLYING CIRCUS
If you and Flintheart Glomgold are heading for the same place at the same time, you'll see his airplane flying nearby. Keep track of the race between you and Glomgold on the indicator at the screen's bottom. Whoever gets to the destination hangar first will have first chance at the treasure.

BARNSTORMING
If you feel up to some fancy flying, try diving through a barn. Not only will you earn $50 for the stunt, the barn will also protect you from anvils, pianos and other objects that you would expect to fall from the sky when the Beagle Boys are around.

HOW TO LAND AN AIRPLANE -- THE HARD WAY
Although Launchpad's airplane is made out of Flubber Aircraft's bounceable rubber construction, you can crash by hitting the hard ground too many times. It will then take Gyro several days to fix the airplane, and you might lose some of the money you have with you. But if you do crash, remember that any crash that you can walk away from is a good landing.

HOW TO LAND AN AIRPLANE -- THE RIGHT WAY
Unless you enjoy wearing your goggles on your feet, the best place to land an airplane is in a hangar. As you approach your destination, you will see a sign saying "Airport 10 Feet." Head your plane down into the hangar and keep your fingers crossed that the doors are open.