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Guess the NASDAQ Close: $100 Prize!

Stock Trading 101 has started another stock guessing contest, this time he is offering a $100 cash prize for the person who guesses the EXACT NASDAQ closing price in 1 week. Simply leave a comment on this post with your guess!

How to Enter

Simply leave via a comment the price at which you think the NASDAQ composite index will close at on Friday of next week, the 27th of April 2007. To help you guess, here is a link to a chart of the NASDAQ from stockcharts.com. Entries MUST BE IN by this Sunday night, the 22nd of April by 9:00 PM EST, no exceptions! It is very simple, one number for your shot at $100 cash. (HINT: Wait until after closing today to make your guess).

Who is Involved

The last stock contest had 6 blogger communities participate, and this time we may end up with up to 10! Note though that you can only enter in on ONE community. So whether it is here or somewhere else, you can only make one guess!

Two Ways to Win

Blain will be pooling all entries across all blogs into an excel sheet, grouped by each community. The community with closest guess average overall wins points, and individually the closest guesses also win their community points. If you can correctly guess the NASDAQ close EXACTLY to the penny, I will personally send you $100 cash. And if you think it isn’t possible, guess again, because just last week Brandon was only off by only $.94!!

So go ahead, take a shot at guessing the NASDAQ close. Remember, you have until Sunday evening to submit your guess.



18 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Hey Frugal Trader,

    CanadianCapitalist has offered some recommendations for upcoming Canadian Tour of Personal Finance blogs.

    Care to drop by and comment?!!

    Thanks,

    Monty Loree

  2. Hey Frugal, outstanding turnout so far across all blogs man, look forward to seeing what your community puts up.

    Know though that this time ST101 is going to win! Have a great weekend :P

  3. Common readers! Make a guess, any guess! Here’s your chance to win $100. Fridays close of the NASDAQ was 2,526.39.

    Here is my guess:
    2515.02

  4. 4. Mike

    Not a fan of guessing games however…

    2551.89

  5. 7. Fab

    My guess : 2524.86

  6. 8. Darlene Kaus

    My (uneducated guess):

    2521.84

  7. 9. Cannon_fodder

    2478.39

  8. Contest Entries Closed, Subscribe to the feed to stay updated throughout the week,

    http://feeds.feedburner.com/Stocktrading101

    Good luck everyone!

  9. 12. Fred

    2535.26

  10. Sorry Fred, next time man make sure to post before the weekend ends :)

  11. Layin down the law. :)

  12. lol, gotta do what you gotta do with $100 on the line.

  13. 16. David

    Guess: 2490.65 Actual:2557.42 Ouch!!!!
    Looks like Mike was closest of our tribe.

    David

  14. LOL, I think most of us were a bit bearish. Good job Mike! Way to hold up the team!

  15. 18. Mike

    Thanks, I’d like to say it was due to skill, but quite frankly it was just dumb luck!

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