Peanuts wrote:
The winner of the yearly contest can teach us alot about a great way to grow our own portfolios.
Not if the participant doesn't explain how he/she found the stock as a candidate and then picked the stock. I don't think that happened in the case of every participant in last year's (IIC's, that is, Doug's) Pick of the Year contest. However, doing so SHOULD be a prerequisite of joining such a contest. Otherwise, how do the rest not believe that the winner just got lucky, which is quite possible even in the stock market.
The winner of the yearly contest can teach us alot about a great way to grow our own portfolios.
Not if the participant doesn't explain how he/she found the stock as a candidate and then picked the stock. I don't think that happened in the case of every participant in last year's (IIC's, that is, Doug's) Pick of the Year contest. However, doing so SHOULD be a prerequisite of joining such a contest. Otherwise, how do the rest not believe that the winner just got lucky, which is quite possible even in the stock market.
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