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Stock Contest: Million Dollar Journey Wins!

Last week, I posted about a stock contest where blog communities had to pick a stock and the NASDAQ closing price for the week. Guess what? We won! My pick of AUA.v and the NASDAQ closing price of 2490 was good enough to bring us out on top.

Thanks to all that participated. I also would like to thank Stock Trading 101 for hosting the contest, great job indeed. Blain, a full time stock trader, has agreed to answer any questions that readers may have about stock trading. If you have a question, you can head over to Stock Trading 101, or you can contact me and I can relay the information.

Happy Investing!



3 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Congrats again on this one MDJ! Notice how beautiful your sidebar link looks now in the hall of fame!

    Here is a direct link for your readers regarding the Q and A week on the blog,

    http://www.falkininvesting.com/blog/2007/04/16/question-answer-week/

    See you around the blog soon :p

  2. O btw Frugal, 289 subscribers man for Sunday, I think 300 will get passed this week!

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