Rules for Pick of The Year (PoTY) 2017

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  • riverbabe
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    Under the category "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread", I cannot comprehend why this conversation is taking place at all. Mimo, didn't you WIN??? Why are you sounding like a .... loser?

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    This must be some kind of Socialist argument - why would anyone want to disallow WINNING stocks?
    John Henry,

    The comment was NOT aimed at you.

    The under $10 stocks performed best was my comment - I believe that there will be less separation among winners with the over $10 rule - thus the Socialism comment. You are certainly free to run your contest any way you want - just as we are free to enter or not.

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  • Louetta
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    Originally posted by JohnHenry View Post
    Hi Louetta,

    You may change your pick if you are not comfortable with your pick over ten dollars.

    Thank you, I probably will. And just remember "Illegitimi non carborundum".

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  • blindsquirrel
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    IPGP is my pick for 2017.

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  • JohnHenry
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    This must be some kind of Socialist argument - why would anyone want to disallow WINNING stocks?
    What makes you so sure those are WINNING stocks?

    You make sure your penny stock (under five dollars) pick for this contest beats your POTY 2016 score of 415.45 percent or it was not worth your trouble.

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  • JohnHenry
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    Originally posted by Karel View Post
    I wouldn’t call JohnHenry a socialist, but rather, he having graciously offered to do the POTY again, the benevolent dictator of the game. I just tried to see some sense in his proposal. I am fine with it, and if he changes his mind about it, I will be fine with the change too.
    Hi Karel,

    Where have you been? Yeah, I know. I am disappointed with that comment too. I thought we were professionals here.

    I read many top successful fund managers do not purchase stocks under ten dollars. I thought we would raise the bar and make it a bit interesting and fun. That’s all.

    It is just a game. Look at the difficulty we are having and the contest have not started. I could not imagine how ugly this could get if we were discussing this in person – real life.

    Players always have a choice, to play or not.

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  • JohnHenry
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    COLL please.
    Hi Louetta,

    You may change your pick if you are not comfortable with your pick over ten dollars.

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  • JohnHenry
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    Originally posted by mrmarket View Post
    I'll go with FNHM
    There is your answer. MrMarket set the tone for the contest with his pick. That was easy as homemade pie.

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  • Louetta
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    COLL please.

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  • mrmarket
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    I'll go with FNHM

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  • Karel
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    This must be some kind of Socialist argument - why would anyone want to disallow WINNING stocks?
    I wouldn’t call JohnHenry a socialist, but rather, he having graciously offered to do the POTY again, the benevolent dictator of the game. I just tried to see some sense in his proposal. I am fine with it, and if he changes his mind about it, I will be fine with the change too.

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Karel View Post
    And 4 out of the top 4. Actually, that could be seen as an argument for disallowing under-$10 stocks. I don’t mind one way or another.
    This must be some kind of Socialist argument - why would anyone want to disallow WINNING stocks?

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  • Karel
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    If you look at the entry prices from 2016 - 4 of the eventual top 5 stocks were below $10.

    http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showth...879#post127879
    And 4 out of the top 4. Actually, that could be seen as an argument for disallowing under-$10 stocks. I don’t mind one way or another.

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  • mimo_100
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    If you look at the entry prices from 2016 - 4 of the eventual top 5 stocks were below $10.

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  • blindsquirrel
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    Thanks for running it again. I'm looking forward to participating!

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