Get Your Picks Ready For The 2nd Annual Merrill Dubrow Blog Stock Contest. Yes There Is Money Involved And We Increased The First Prize! (Closed to new entries)

First of all, congratulations to Stacey Weber whose stock pick ONXX went from $10.58 to $55.62 — a whooping INCREASE of 426%! Stacey I am sure I am not the only one who wishes they had bought thousands of shares. For winning the contest, Stacey will receive $250.00. And there will be $100.00 for G-Man, the lucky loser whose stock RFNS.PK went down the highest percentage in 2007.

To participate in the 2008 contest, here is what you need to do:

  • Respond to the blog with your stock name and if possible symbol
     
  • State the reason why you picked the stock you did

It’s as simple as that.

We’ll do the rest.

A few things to remember:

  • You need to respond by January 15, 2008
     
  • You can only have one entry
     
  • The stock price needs to be at least $1.00 - anything less will not be accepted into the contest.
     
  • Only one person can have a particular stock, so the person who responds first gets the pick and we will notify anyone who has a duplicate stock (we had at least 10 duplicates last year and I am sure there will be more this year).
     
  • If a stock splits, we will make the necessary calculation and adjustment
     
  • If the company you pick gets acquired during the year and their company doesn’t have their own stock price, you won’t be counted in the contest
     
  • We will use the stock prices as they were at the time the market closed the last trading day of 2007.  

Like last year we will post a leader board.

First prize will be increased to $300.00 for the person whose stock goes up the highest percentage in 2008.

In 2007, we included a few surprises, and who knows…maybe there will be a few surprises in 2008 as well.  Last year (in the name of conducting research for fun) we sent an online survey to those who picked a stock and were part of the challenge. The survey participants voted Apple Computer (AAPL), Google (Goog), and China Mobile Limited (CHL) as the best candidates for the highest increases in 2007. To make the research even more interesting, I purchased $500 of those three stocks with my own money with the intention of splitting the profits (less commission) with those who selected the stocks in the original contest.  I assumed the risk for any losses. Not a bad deal at all. 

And the results are in!  Congratulations to Stephenie Gordon, Elyse Gammer and RAMA. You will be contacted shortly with an update of your stocks and a check with your winnings since all these stocks went up last year.

I will get the ball rolling with my choice for the 2008 contest: American Apparel Inc. (APP - AMEX) This apparel company is in a position to have a strong 2008!

Take the stock challenge of 2008!

Get your entries in today!  Again, the deadline is January 15th.

123 Responses to “Get Your Picks Ready For The 2nd Annual Merrill Dubrow Blog Stock Contest. Yes There Is Money Involved And We Increased The First Prize! (Closed to new entries)” - Leave a Reply

  1. Jeremy Brandt Says:

    Altair Nanotechnologies (ALTI) - they manufacturer advanced lithium batteries that could be used in the next generation of electric vehicles.

  2. Jane Rosen Says:

    Hello and Happy New Year to Everyone! Thanks Merrill for sponsoring this contest again. I am going to select Nintendo, NTDOY, as my stock choice for 2008 because I think the sales of Wii are going to continue to be strong and Nintenod will have loads of new software and accessories that will keep attracting customers of all ages.

  3. Kevin Robertson Says:

    I love contests! It seems to me that picking somewhat obscure companies is the path to incredible growth rates. I pick QuickLogic (QUIK). They have a cool technology for manufacturers of battery-powered high-end consumer devices that must minimize power consumption and often require instant-on capability and strong copy protection.

  4. G-Man Says:

    Hello and happy new year from last contest’s lucky loser! I guarantee a better finish than last year; although it might not be as profitable. I select Hythiam (HYTM), because they have a drug that counters addictive behaviors (i.e. alcoholism, drug addiction). Once their test results are published, the stock will go through the roof.

  5. John Garvey Says:

    My pick is Sirius Satellite Radio. With their pending merger (subject to the govt OK) with XM and the stock hovering at $3, nowhere to go but up!

  6. Bill Dunn Says:

    My pick has to be Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (Nasdaq: CCH). Coke has a successful history in emerging markets and CCH is expanding into central and eastern Europe (former soviet bloc countries).

  7. Elyse Gammer Says:

    My pick is Leucadia National (LUK). This is a terrific, solid stock with a strong balance sheet and over $1.5 billion in cash. Its an investment firm with stakes in medical products and manufacturing.

  8. Jennifer Stocks Says:

    Xilinx (XLNX)…it is the most timely rated stock on Value Line’s list of stocks with highest 3 to 5 year price appreciation potential.

  9. Jennie Says:

    OptionsXpress (OXPS)

    why? because, i know nothing about stocks and the research i did said it was a good choice.

    oh, they are a Chicago-based online broker. ;)

  10. Robert Harrell Says:

    Transact Technologies…TACT (NASDAQ).

    Supplies printers used in gambling equipment. Partnering with Wynn Casinos to take advantage of the gambling boom in China.

  11. JOEL DUBROW Says:

    TRIMEDYN INC THIS COMPANY MAKES MEDICAL LASERS THAT SHOULD GO INTO PRODUCTION IN 2008 HOPEFULLY

  12. Christopher Dallion Says:

    I’ll have to go with E-Trade Financial (ETFC)

    Their price has taken a serious tumble due to the holding of some very risky securities however at the end of November they received a much needed cash infusion and their CEO lost his job as part of the deal. They have no where to go but up at this point and their stock is a considerable bargain.

  13. Amy Shields Says:

    I’m going with CEVA, Inc. (CEVA); a company that makes chipsets for handheld devices like Apple’s iPhone and Palm’s Treo. Their stock is still reasonable and with their strong balance sheet and impressive client list, I think they’ll perform well in 2008.

  14. Patricia Wakim Says:

    I’ll take Precision Castparts (PCP) - I did a project at Portland State on this company and it would be interesting to follow them again 20 years later.

  15. Aaron Nichols Says:

    If you had to put all your eggs in one basket, VMware, Inc. (sym: VMW) might not be a choice.

    VMware provides virtualization software. Its solutions enable organizations to aggregate multiple servers, storage infrastructure and networks together into shared pools of capacity that can be securely routed to applications as needed, and in the process, increase hardware utilization.

    Best wishes for a healthy, happy, and prosperous 2008!!!

  16. Aaron Nichols Says:

    Slight correction…

    If you had to put all your eggs in one basket, VMware, Inc. (sym: VMW) might not be a BAD choice.

    Good luck to all!

  17. Steve Schlesinger Says:

    i am in with ENLU - it is a pink sheet flyer - looking for great things, maybe early retirement off this one - let’s just hope i am in the black with this one versus last year’s pick. I am waiting for Stacey Weber’s pick so i can make some real money in 2008

  18. Joel Dubrow Says:

    Since my first pick was less than $1.00 I will pick Nordic (NAT)

    Joel Dubrow

  19. Rhonda Ellis Says:

    I am going to get in the game this year as well with my selection of Electronic Arts (ERTS). EA has worked hard at playing catch-up in the red-hot Wii market. It’s now the No. 2 developer of Wii games, behind only Nintendo. Analysts expect earnings to rise 76% next year. We’ll see. :-)

  20. kath Says:

    Happy New Year All!
    I’m going with lululemon athletica (NASDAQ:LULU).
    Athletic apparel retailer based in Vancouver. The target market is active people who want to live longer, healthier, more fun lives.
    I’m in - go lululemon!
    thanks Merrill,
    kath

  21. Tim Sauer Says:

    Boots & Coots (WEL) this year. They are a provider of intervention systems for on and off-shore oil and gas providers. Their services provide increased efficiency and a reduction in oil well critical events events such as well fires, blowouts, or other losses of control at the well.

  22. Jacob Bonenberger Says:

    PALM - Highly speculative at this point (isn’t that what this is about :-), but they hired a couple of folks from Apple. Maybe they can turn it around in under a year.

  23. Mark Sutin Says:

    I initially wanted to make some green so I went with GFET which is Gulf Ethenol Corp……global warming and all that stuff, but then I realized that the Olympics are upon us sooooooooooooooo I will go with FMCN Focus Media LTD they are on the NASDAQ. It is China’s largest out of home media co and should have incredible growth with the Olympics in their back yard……Then again I took the Yankees over Cleveland in 4 shows you what I know

  24. Scott Cairey Says:

    I’m in with Isis Pharmaceuticals (ISIS). They set-up a $325 million licensing partnership with Genzyme (GENZ) to develop Isis’ cholesterol-lowering drug “mipomersen”. That drug will be the next Lipitor hopefully before Dec 2008.

  25. Bill Glenn Says:

    Mosaic—MOS, chemical company who is riding the wave of bio-engineered crops.

  26. Stephenie King Gordon Says:

    Tenaris - TS

    They make energy related pipes and are emerging as the global leader in production of these pipes.

  27. Laurie Says:

    PNM Resources (PNM) - I choose this one because I know it to be a forward-thinking, environmentally responsible energy company with good leadership. PNM is active in some of the fastest developing regions of the US (primarily New Mexico, but also Texas and Nevada), and it recently launched a joint venture with Bill Gates’ Cascade Investments LLC. They’ve had a very bad year - with their share price dropping from a high of $34 down to $20 today - so I expect a rebound and continued growth as management addresses the issues that brought them down last year.

  28. Ginger Blazier Says:

    I’m going to go with Sallie Mae (SLM) because I’ve been hearing a lot about this corp lately. The company primarily provides federal and private student loans, including consolidation loans, for undergraduate and graduate students and their parents. I’m predicting a major focus on education in 2008! We’ll see.

    Thanks, Merrill, for sponsoring this.

    -Ginger

  29. ED CASE Says:

    PEOPLES UNITED FINANCIAL INC (PBCT)

    This should be a take over possibility in the future. At least that is why I have been holding it for years… It has to happen sometime (I hope). ed case

  30. Ace Says:

    My pick for 2008 is China Travel. CTRP

    Lots of folks going to and from China, especially with the Olympics this year. Ace

  31. Adam Lorber Says:

    OTT …..Otelco is a phone company that services rural areas in the Southwest ….

  32. Dan Krason Says:

    SPI — Scottish Power. Wind energy. As oil prices continue to climb, companies in this category can expect to reap the rewards…

  33. Jeffrey Lorber Says:

    I’m going to go the contrarian route - if homebuilders turn around (it may take more than a year) then I will place my bets on Hovnanian (HOV) - a very solid homebuilder that has dropped from $60 to around $5 this year.

    Of course if the economy tanks we’ll all be living in “rural areas in the Southwest” and Adam’s pick above is a slam dunk!

    Good luck nephew - is that Chas’s pick?

  34. Chris Hauck Says:

    OK - let’s go with Exxon - XOM. with gas tickling $100 a barrell, they should really do well!

  35. Magda Cooling Says:

    OTHM is my pick. Oriens Travel and Hotel Management is the Chinese version of Expedia - or so they say!

  36. Deb Forte Says:

    My pick is ZIPR (ZIPREALTY, INC.) the company rocks!

  37. Magda Cooling Says:

    All-righty, since my first choice is coming in under $1, I’m choosing Hawaiian Airlines (HA) as I hope to be using them more often the next few years! :) Aloha & Mahalo!

  38. janet savoie Says:

    I am going with ICFI. They recently purchased a company that manufactures z-coil shoes and I think they could be the next big thing.

  39. AJ Shaw Says:

    My choice is Apple Computer (AAPL) they will have another great year.

  40. Kelly Mangum Says:

    I pick EWY - it is the South Korea Index Fund that invests in funds with similar results (price and yield performance) of publicly traded securities in the aggregate South Korean market.

    Asia is an emerging market and Korea specifically has a strong economy with what seems to be a lot of headroom for growth.

    Go Korea go!

  41. Todd Biederman Says:

    I am going with the same pick from last year Revlon. There is no way that this stock is going to stay hovering around $1. I see this pick going to at least $5

  42. Fred Van Tatenhove Says:

    After reviewing all the submitted picks I think you should have two brackets, company’s that at least some people have heard of and all the rest. My pick is Darden Restaurants, DRI. Their stock has been hammered recently (down 50% from it’s 52 week high) and since I was part of General Mills which spun Darden off my retirement fund has taken a hit as well.

  43. Sharon Gautschy Says:

    Sterling Resources, LTD. (SLG.V) I know nothing about stocks so I picked my initials.

  44. Jon Last Says:

    I’m going to stick with SNE (Sony Corp). Tough to win this thing with a large cap, but I’m cool with staying on the top of the fold and I see another solid year of double digit percentage growth.

  45. Mike Sullivan Says:

    Merrill-

    This year I am going with Regent Pacific Group a coal company in China. With China’s continued economic expansion the company is poised to do well. The symbol is 575.hk.

    Merrill, thanks for running this contest.

    Mike

  46. Fee Sepahi Says:

    Western Wind Energy Corp, (WND) because I want to see us go in that direction, full tilt!
    Thank you,
    Fee

  47. Ravi Raina Says:

    My pick for this year is Discovery Laboratories, Inc. (DSCO). They look poised to get FDA approval for Surfaxin and we all know what that means … $300 of Merrill’s cash in my pocket … suuweeeet!!

    Merrill — Thanks for running this contest again. This is a blast.

  48. Michael Halberstam Says:

    I’m sticking with Mannkind (MNKD)

  49. Sarah Kotva Says:

    I will pick Monstanto this year (MON) Good Luck to Everyone!
    Sarah

  50. KVD Says:

    My pick is MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR)…just because it was up 125% for 2007 so I’m hoping that trend continues through 2008.

  51. Bob T Says:

    My pick is Annaly Capital Management (NLY). They are a hedge fund that is projecting 53% earnings growth in 2008.

  52. "Uncle J" Says:

    My 2008 stock pick is Canadian company Novagold Resourses, Inc. (NG - Amex) This is a beaten down gold stock that is now ready to take off. They have 33 million ounces in the ground in northern Alaska plus their other projects.

  53. Kristy Hoover Says:

    Jacobs Engineering Group (JEC). They had an impressive year in 2007 and are expected to continue success in 2008.

  54. Jeanie Says:

    My 2008 pick is going to be The Limited Brands (NYSE: LTD).

  55. Kevin Trick Says:

    My personal stock advisor has guided me towards Petrobras (PBR.) If it doesn’t do well, she’s fired!!

  56. Andrew Bausk Says:

    I am going with Dendreon Corp (DNDN). They have some innovative drugs to fight cancer and one to fight prostate cancer is under priority review with the FDA. This one will fly in 2008 if the FDA cooperates in approving some of their current drugs in review.

  57. Steve Kennedy Says:

    Evergreen Solar Inc. This is a total flyer that may tank, but I read an article that they are in the forefront of efficiency in solar panels. With it being an election year and the environment being used as a platform issue and “Going Green” being more widely promoted, any company in this space could get a huge boost.

  58. Steve Kennedy Says:

    Sorry, forgot to include the ticker symbol ESLR.

  59. Mike MacLeod Says:

    OK, I’m just getting in under the wire here.

    My pick is Activision (ATVI). The Guitar Hero series is still picking up steam and the licensing opportunities are incredible.

  60. Paul Kirch Says:

    My pick is WIZD (Wizzard Software) because of their podcasting software and their ability generate ad revenue from their amazing download records that they are continuing to set.

  61. Marko Says:

    My pick for 2008 is Sunopta (STKL). Canadian producer of Organic Food and Ethanol should have a breakout year.

  62. Rich Zeichner Says:

    My pick is FRG they are a Canadian mining company should have big growth this year.

  63. Laurie Bausk Says:

    WFT Weatherford International Inc
    With the price of oil….I hope I can’t go wrong.

  64. Tim Antoniewicz Says:

    Flextronics International - FLEX

    I heard good things about them. Electronics manufacturer.

  65. Lorri Says:

    CJGH CHINA JIANGSU GOLDEN HORSE STEEL BALL, INC. - never would have thought I would select this (never even heard of it) but based on some research it looks like it is headed for success.

  66. Marko Says:

    Please disregard my last post. My pick for 2008 is WCG, under Federal Investigation, this stock tanked in 2007 and is poised for a rebound in 2008.

  67. Megan Zeichner Says:

    My pick is (ISPH) this is Inspire Pharmaceutical they produce a drug for cystic fibrosis. Should have a break out year.

  68. Kelly Heatly Says:

    US Bancorp (USB): Seems to be recovering - doesn’t have any sub-prime exposure. The entire financial sector has taken a big hit during the past 6 months, so it can only go up from here.

  69. Karyn Picchiotti Says:

    MTG - MGIC Investment Corp. - Provides PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) - so I guess people would need to start buying houses again. It could happen.

  70. Vic Walsh Says:

    Global Warming Solutions Inc. (GWSO.PK) because it is a company that is 100% dedicated to reversing the effects of global warming. Sounds like a “hot” stock to me!

    Besides, I got some unsolicitated mail about investing in this company, which I’d never heard of before, and it seems like a fun way to prove it right or wrong!

  71. Vic Walsh Says:

    O.K., I just re-read the rules and my first stock pick was under $1.00 on the last trading day of 2007, so I’ll change it to Odyssey Marine Exploration (OMEX). They have recently made some exciting discoveries with the potential for very lucrative returns.

  72. Kmat Says:

    Kmat picks Marvel (MVL) Entertainment……just a kid at heart!

  73. Kenyon Says:

    As ridiculous as this might seem, I’ll pick Disney (Dis). With the PIXAR people running the film department I see things going up and up. National Treasure 2 is a very fun popcorn movie and the new PIXAR movie should make a bundle as well. As soon as the WGA strike settles, I expect a big lift.

    Thanks.

  74. Lisa Rich Says:

    My husband (Marko) picked STKL, then dropped it for another stock, so I’ll prove him wrong (as always) and take STKL for 2008 and show him what he missed out on :-).

  75. Lisa S Says:

    IVGN - INVITROGEN - A company that is expected to benefit from increased stem cell research

  76. Adam Weinstein Says:

    OK, I will try again with HGSI. It’s a biotech firm that is just starting to make deals with the big boys (Medi, GSK). I’ve got my kids money invested. Go HGSI.

  77. Colleen Moore Mezler Says:

    I am going with Starbucks (SBUX). Their founder is back and they are looking at going global. Hey - who doesnt like Starbucks coffee?? Oh, I guess I don’t…but I like their tea!!

  78. Lori Young Says:

    (SVNT) savient pharma - hoping I won’t go wrong with a pharma company!

  79. Frank Mezler Says:

    This year I am going with Fortescue Metals Group (FSUMF.PK) because….oh who am I kidding…I have no clue who or what this company is. Someone else gave it to me.

  80. Anthony Mezler Says:

    I pick Nokia (NOK) because I really want a cell phone, but my parents wont let me. This is as close as I can get.

  81. Roseanne Luth Says:

    1-900 Jackpot Inc (ONJP.OB) Moves into Wireless Healthcare and Wellness Market
    1-900 Jackpot Changes Name to Exmocare Inc.

    Although I don’t think it will happen this year, my pick is wishful thinking for a dear friend who created the Exmocare watch which monitors your state of health through biosystem type engineering. We did discuss using this technology for monitoring the emotional feedback when viewing commercials.

  82. Joe Baldi Says:

    Merrill, hopefully I made it in under the wire.

    My pick is TEVA ( TEVA ) a maker of generic drugs based in Isreal.It’s about time for the Govt. to approve the use of generics.

    Joe

  83. Tiffini Says:

    I pick Delta Airlines DAL because they are the best airlines (of course, I work for them).

  84. Bill Soule Says:

    Cynosure (NASDAQ: CYNO) makes non-invasive lasers for aesthestic treatments, used by dermatologists and plastic surgeons (so I have heard, not speaking from personal experience!)

  85. Pat Says:

    My pick is Oil States International (OIS) because my wife said so.

  86. kylene Says:

    My pick is Brigham Exploration Co. (BEXP) because they are a TEXAS oil and gas exploration company. They should do great!!!

  87. Greg Horvath Says:

    C for Citicorp. I think the Finance group will rebound in late 2008 as the overstated impact of the sub-prime mortgage debacle is adjusted to reflect reality.

  88. Sarah Baird Says:

    I’m going to go with Commercial Metals Company (CMC) again this year…the price of scrap metal keeps going up, so I think they’re going to have another solid year.

  89. joan treistman Says:

    Kongzhong KONG, because someone told me it’s the one. I’m convinced because of the software focus and deals in Asia. And I wanted to be part of the contest. Hope I’m not too late.

  90. Bo Mullan Says:

    CJGH.PK - China Jiangsu Golden Horse Steel Ball, Inc., is one of the leading corporations manufacturing steel balls bearings in China. Bottom line: they make steel balls and the world (even a couple guys I know) needs a lot more of them.

  91. Stacey Weber Says:

    My pick this year is Value Click (VCLK on NASDAQ). Why did I pick it? I employed the same method as last year, which, obviously, turned out quite well for me. Of course, the method is proprietary.

  92. Al Swint Says:

    Fiserv (NASDAQ: FISV)

    Because Fiserv/CheckFree is one of my best clients and I want them to do well!

  93. Michael Mermelstein Says:

    I will stay with Applied Materials (AMAT) for a second go round.

  94. Dixie Boring Says:

    My pick for the year is Washington Mutual (WM). It has taken a beating along with all financial institutions but has maintained its dividend to its stockholders which is currently in excess of 16%. The stock has the potential to exceed $40 from it’s current price of just under $14.

  95. Bob Graham Says:

    Energizer (ENR)

  96. Tony Amador Says:

    OMC

  97. Erika Says:

    Ericsson (ERIC) Nasdaq

    Had a big loss in North American contracts but feel they’ll get these back and more.

  98. Ed Sugar Says:

    Whole Foods Market, Inc. - WFMI

  99. Tom Hjelm Says:

    SunPower (SPWR) - Had a big year last year and I’m hoping it will continue.

  100. Frank Summers Says:

    I’m going to go with Blonder Tongue Laboratories Inc. (BDR). They supply technology for broadband suppliers. They’ve had their ups and downs…but you’ve got to love the name.

  101. Bo Mullan Says:

    MDVN
    Medivation Inc
    It is a bio-pharmaceutical company focused on acquiring and developing small-molecule drugs. Its lead compound, Dimebon, is designed to treat Alzheimer’s and Huntington’s disease. Its other product is a once-daily oral treatment for prostate cancer.

  102. Gwen Says:

    AT&T Inc (NYSE:T)…Based on Jim Cramer.

  103. SPA Says:

    CMG

  104. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    The 2008 Contest is now officially closed. I am excited to say we have 96 people who have entered the contest.

    As of today the early leaders are:

    Uncle J +34.32
    Fee Sepahi +32.15
    Marko +27.92
    Adam Lorber +11.43
    Adam Weinstein +8.82

    Good luck to all.

    Merrill

  105. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    With one month in the record books the early leaders are……

    Jeffrey Lorber +68.62
    Dixie Boring +60.33
    Christopher Dallion +40
    Uncle J +37.87
    Roseanne Luth + 33.34

    Good luck to everyone.

    Merrill

  106. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Look we have a NEW leader!

    Christopher Dallion 45.64
    Uncle J 38.36
    Roseanne Luth 33.34
    Dixie Boring 32.85
    Jeffrey Lorber 24.13

    Good luck

    Merrill

  107. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    We have another new leader and a new member to the top 5!

    Roseanne Luth 46.67
    Christopher Dallion 41.41
    Fee Sepahi 33.58
    Uncle J 28.31
    Jeffrey Lorber 25.11

    Good luck.

    Merrill

  108. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Congrads to Fee who is leading the pack!

    Fee Sepahi 57.86
    Roseanne Luth 39.67
    Christopher Dallion 34.93
    Jeffrey Lorber 31.25
    Dixie Boring 24.91

    Good luck to all.

    Merrill

  109. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    With two months in the history books Fee maintains his lead:

    Fee Sepahi 52.15
    Uncle J 39.34
    Jeffrey Lorber 27.06
    Adam Lorber 23.78
    Pat 23.57

    Congrads to Adam Lorber and Pat who cracked the top 5 for the first time.

    Merrill

  110. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    I know we have along way to go but is this a two team race between Jeffrey and Fee?

    Jeffrey Lorber 59.56
    Fee Sepahi 55
    Fred Van Tatenhove 24.87
    Pat 20.76
    Michael Mermelstein 18.81

    Congrads to Fred for moving into the 3rd spot.

    Merrill

  111. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Congrads to our NEW leader:

    Fee Sepahi 85.72
    Jeffrey Lorber 71.97
    Pat 37.67
    Magda Cooling 37.46
    Fred Van Tatenhove 25.09

    Merrill

  112. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    In case you have missed it I am making lot’s of progress….. for the worst stock pick of the year!!!!!! I am now in the bottom five!

    Merrill Dubrow -54.79
    Lisa Rich -62.62
    Roseanne Luth -66.66
    Michael Halberstam -72.23
    Lorri -96.44

    Merrill

  113. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    The top 5 is……

    Jeffrey Lorber 67.93
    Magda Cooling 54.32
    Robert Harrell 52.61
    Fee Sepahi 48.86
    Pat 40.27

    Congrads to Robert Harrell for moving up to third place.

    Still have eight months to go.

    Merrill

  114. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Robert Harrell keeps moving up and now is the new leader:

    Robert Harrell 77.46
    Jeffrey Lorber 55.24
    Fee Sepahi 53.07
    Pat 50.24
    Magda Cooling 39.22

    Good luck to all.

    Merrill

  115. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Robert is still in the lead and Jeffrey Lorber has been replaced by Kylene in the top 5:

    Robert Harrell 94.79
    Fee Sepahi 87.52
    Pat 61.08
    Kylene 48.68
    Magda Cooling 38.24

    Good luck.

    Merrill

  116. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Lot’s of changes in the leaderboard:

    Fee Sepahi 133.56
    Kylene 80.32
    Robert Harrell 76.62
    Pat 66.04
    Frank Mezler 39.31

    Good luck to all.

    Merrill

  117. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Congrats to Tim Sauer a new member in the top 5:

    Fee Sepahi 141.62
    Kylene 119.95
    Pat 77.32
    Robert Harrell 76
    Tim Sauer 49.7

    Lots of time left.

    Merrill

  118. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    A new person cracks the top 5 - congrads to Bill Glenn:

    Fee Sepahi 139.47
    Kylene 107.72
    Robert Harrell 80.8
    Pat 71.58
    Bill Glenn62.51

    Merrill

  119. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    We have a new leader:

    Kylene 107.32
    Fee Sepahi 100.14
    Pat 84.85
    Robert Harrell 71.61
    Frank Mezler 66.17

    Still plenty of time!

    Merrill

  120. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Kylene is still leading but here comes Magda!

    Kylene 92.56
    Magda Cooling 82.95
    Fee Sepahi 74.5
    Robert Harrell 62.64
    Pat 58.45

    About 5 months to go.

    Merrill

  121. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    WE HAVE A NEW LEADER:

    Magda Cooling 86.08
    Kylene 79.13
    Fee Sepahi 78.46
    Robert Harrell 69.32
    Pat 49.27

    Good luck.

    Merrill

  122. Magda Cooling Says:

    Woo Hoo! Come on Hawaiian Airlines! Let’s all book a flight to Hawaii!!

  123. Merrill Dubrow Says:

    Robert is back on top! Welcome Tim, to the top 5.

    Robert Harrell 96.25
    Kylene 85.91
    Magda Cooling 66.28
    Pat 65.68
    Tim Sauer 58.29

    Merrill

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