1/12/2008 - TickerHound Challenge
Posted by Wayne on January 12, 2008 – 12:13 amThe TickerHound community strikes again! For the 3rd week in a row we got even more responses to our TickerHound challenge than the week before!
This is becoming one of the most popular features of the site and I can’t tell you how happy that makes us over here at TickerHound Head Quarters…reason being, WE are the ones who come up with these questions.So we definitely take a little bit of personal pride when we see how active you and the other TickerHounds become when we ask them.
So please, keep it up!
Last weeks’ TickerHound challenge winners are as follows:
EthanR - One of our “All Time All Stars” was back at it again this week…he really knocked the cover off the ball with his answer to this tough question. Click here to read Ethan’s answer now.
MNSL - One of our latest additions to the Top TickerHounds list really showed why he’s a Top TickerHound with this answer. Click here to read what MNSL thinks you should do as you plan for retirement.
Sundarkambam - Another new Top TickerHound gets the 50 points for his answer to this question. What makes it unique is that he got the entire answer from another web site! And that’s what we’re all about here at TickerHound - we’re admitting that we won’t know everything about everything…nobobdy is THAT smart. But we are smart enough to admit it and allow you and the other TickerHounds to use the BEST information possible to answer questions - even if it does come from another site. Great job sundarkambam! Click here to read his answer now.
This Week’s TickerHound Challenge Questions…
- Which home builder stocks would you buy right now?
- Which financial stocks look undervalued right now?
And this next one is a bit off the beaten path but I think it’s really important to think about “quality” as well as “quantity” in your investing lifetime. I was actually inspired to ask this question by a recent article on a blog I enjoy reading:
How to find work that you love - click here to read the full article.
So here’s the final TickerHound challenge question:
Good luck guys!
