MoneyAM Stock-Picker of the Year 2004 Competition.

So who really is the best stock picker amongst the MoneyAM users!

Our users simply had to choose any 2 London Stock Exchange (LSE & AIM) stocks which they thought would be the best performer in 2004. The MoneyAM user who picked the stock which increased the most (%) from all the MoneyAM user submissions would become the winner. If there was a tie for first place (two or more users choose the same stock) then the winner would be the one whose second stock performs the best, the second prize would go to the next person who chose the same winning stock but whose second stock was the second best performing etc.

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We have clocked the NMT consolidation so will make some changes today

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It is still tight at the top with only a few weeks to go. Will AHT have a retracement before the end of the year?

Has AHT got the sprint finish left to power on for the last month?

Well, as we approach the end of the year it is clear BISI has no chance of making the top three (unless they hit gold in one of their coal seams), although considering it is a growth share it has done well to make the top ten over a relatively short period.

The top ten always seems to contain rogue shares. Today; BLR, CPL and EEN.

I was too late to get my name on the list, so I won't win anything, but my choice was Antonov. I believed in them enough to follow it on a regular basis, but its way off at the moment. If they announce production has started by Honda or something like that, then I could still be in with a chance, but its looking unlikely.

The Rotax collaberation should come to something, but this year is to soon. The OEMs will want to keep their plans quiet once they know what they want, and they probably haven't even evaluated the compressors properly yet.

Is there another competition set up for next year?,i have a couple of "dead certs in mind",lol
although I am not complaining with my RTD selection for this year!

kaytom; We are launching a completely new game before the end of Jan. More another day.


Mike

CYC still up there at the top, but with the volatility of AHT and DES who knows if it will be the outright winner!

No good been number 2 number 1 i will be and news is on its way.

Watch this space

Regards Markymar

I think it would be interesting to do a portfolio next year. I.e. pick five stocks.

Bullshare you can put me down for 2005 with Desire Petroleum as this is one horse race.

What date do we finish?


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Bullshare/Ian

Any chance of actually making the list correct. There are several shares that are showing as 0% due to name changes, consolidations etc - Matrix comms (MXC) formerly OST (Offshore Telecom) is a good example - should be showing approx 300% gain i think.

Some of us have been asking for this for approx 9 mths yet it is still to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kaytom - do you hold RTD - if so - post on the RTD thread and share your wisdom with the rest of us holders

wow!

CYC and DES neck and neck!

really close, good luck to those that chose them, on the last lap now!

looks like an overnight glitch which we will correct. Also will take a look at MXC etc


Mike

Fundamentalist,

I will get the tech boys to rectify this and I will go through the list to find any other anomalies and get them resolved.

Ian

Fundamentalist,

The table above should now show correct figures after the glitch from last night - I will do some checks to make sure all is now fine.

Regards

Ian