After yet another wild week, I’m pulling ahead in the family stock contest. Translation: I suck less than my family members.
| Me | $87,694.07 | -12.31% |
| Niece-in-law-to-be | $85,331.46 | -14.67% |
| Little Firebones | $84,163.55 | -15.84% |
| Mrs Firebones | $82,892.81 | -17.11% |
| Nephew | $70,340.52 | -29.66% |
Of the stocks selected, the only winners are my pick of Buffalo Wild Wings (BWLD: up 5.6%) and my wife’s pick of CVS Caremark (CVS: up 0.25%).
In terms of indices, I’m beating the following indices:
- NASDAQ Composite
- NASDAQ 100 Stock
- Russell 2000
- CAC 40 (France)
- DAX (XETRA) (Germany)
- Nikkei 225 (Japan)
- ASX All Ordinaries (Australia)
- Korea Composite
The “wisdom of the crowd” theory is not holding up well; the combined portfolio is down 17.92%, which ends up being closest in YTD performance to the NASDAQ 100 Stock index (which is down 17.71% YTD).



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