‘Rose’ Leads May 2020 Stock Challenge At Halfway Point
With a return of 92.83%, member ‘Rose’ is the latest contestant to lead the May 2020 Stock Challenge! Rose’s closest competitors, members ‘kzlarson7’ and ‘mountainpose1’,
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With a return of 92.83%, member ‘Rose’ is the latest contestant to lead the May 2020 Stock Challenge! Rose’s closest competitors, members ‘kzlarson7’ and ‘mountainpose1’,
Stock Challengers, join us in celebrating our newest Stock Challenge Champion: member ‘funtime!’ Funtime held strong this month, achieving a phenomenal return of 179.96% —
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