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I used to play Yahoo! Stock Market game (back in the day), and it was really fun. Anyway, I've been looking on Google and I haven't found any good online stock market games. Does anyone play any good ones, or know of any good ones atleast?

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cnbc.com starts one next week 10K weekly prize, 1 million overall

Okay, My Autotek MX1500.1 stopped working on my four Audiofonic (ADF-272; 600rms/1200peak) twelves. I went and got the amp tested and it works fine. But now when I go to hook it back up in my car it doesn't even light up. a friend of mine that intalls said that my ground isn't good enough (on a painted wall held in by a upside down coned shaped screw) for a ground. I went in the trunk scraped some paint...and it still doesn't work. My time is a bit precious right now due to work but will I "have" to do the big three or whatever other kind of educational reader that;s out there or what? p.s. everything is stock and I do have the option of putting in a stiffening cap (Volvenhag) so will just the stiffening cap work...or could I minus the stiffening cap, find a solution to the ground problem in my trunk, and install the amplifier??? Work your magic yahoo. Power is coming from the battery and I have a brand new remote wire. Where in the trunk on the metal chasis? Where is a good place to install the ground?

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Yahoo! had a cool one a few years ago. Once, I ranked 22nd out of 120,000 people or so.

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Here is the one I use: http://game.marketwatch.com/Home/default.asp I played the Yahoo one also, I was ranked in the top 10 out of thousands when I bought the new IPO called Krispy Kreme Donuts. I sure wish Yahoo would bring that back again. As a matter of fact it is still tracking the stocks I purchased back then.

I was playing around on Yahoo finance's stock screener and noticed that the institutional ownership for some companies is well over 100%. (Indeed there seemed to be one company called Hafmark financial with 484% institutional ownership.) I was curious to know how this was possible. Thanks in advance--Adam J

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This often happens after splits. Hallmark Financial (AMEX: HAF) split 1:6 on July 31, 2006: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=HAF So the number of shares institutions own is current (post-split), while the total number of shares outstanding is not (pre-split) and will be updated when the company puts out the next set of quarterly financial statements.