- Start Date: Monday, 2/4/08 10:30 AM ET.
- End Date: Monday, 3/31/08 7:00 PM ET.
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Make your pick in the Acura Innovation CAPS Contest! Select the stock that outperforms the most by March 31st, and win a one year subscription to the Million Dollar Portfolio. Ties will be decided with a random drawing. Active picks cannot be ended.
- Start Date: Tuesday, 2/5/08 6:00 PM ET.
- End Date: Tuesday, 11/4/08 7:00 PM ET.
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Some pundits think the 2008 election will be won or lost on Super Tuesday, Feb. 5, as 24 states hold primary elections. With 24 stock picks on Feb. 5, you could win a two-year subscription to a Motley Fool newsletter. The TMFElection Contest will run from Feb. 5 to Nov. 4 when the world will celebrate our TMF Election 2008 contest winner along with the newly elected POTUS. In the contest, outperform and underperform picks are acceptable, and picks cannot be ended.
- Start Date: Tuesday, 10/30/07 10:30 AM ET.
- End Date: Thursday, 1/31/08 7:00 PM ET.
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In the aftermath of Halloween, pick underperform on the scariest stocks in the world. Which stocks would you be scared to own? The top 5 finishers will receive a free one-year subscription to any Motley Fool advisory service of their choice (except Million Dollar Portfolio and Pay Dirt). Active picks cannot be ended. Rank is determined the same way as in CAPS (2/3 Score Rank + 1/3 Accuracy Rank)
- Start Date: Monday, 1/1/07 9:30 AM ET.
- End Date: Monday, 12/31/07 6:00 PM ET.
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Find the single best performing stock of 2007. The top 3 finishers will each win a free one-year subscription to a Motley Fool advisory service of their choice.
- Start Date: Monday, 1/1/07 10:00 AM ET.
- End Date: Monday, 12/31/07 6:00 PM ET.
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Which company do you think will go bankrupt in 2007? Find the single worst performing stock of 2007. Ties among different companies will be broken by market capitalization; so shoot for the largest companies. See rules below.