Rules for Pick of The Year (PoTY) 2020
Happy New Year!
You have until February 1, 2020 up to 11:59 PM PST to make a pick Starting price will be January 31, 2020 closing price (per Google, unless it's shown that the Google price is incorrect). Any stocks trading on the NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE or, OTC Long or short.
We welcome IPOs if picked by the end of February 1, 2020 Starting price will be the closing price of the IPO.
Picks submitted after February 1, 2020 are welcome A 20% penalty of the closing price.
Short share price Price when delisted plus a 20% penalty of the closing price.
A reverse split, split, or, symbol change OK if you let us know prior to or on February 1, 2020 (For example, Louetta informed us with her pick of LOGG) otherwise a 20% penalty for the extra research.
I will post on February 2, 2020 before I leave. I will be hiking for several months. I will update the monthly results if I get internet connection or when I come back home.
Discussions and concerns are welcome. Good Luck!
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