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Beat the Street: JKAgain Leads Again
05/08/08 - 07:26 AM EDT
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TheStreet.com's Beat the Street contest saw a lot of shifting underneath the leader, but JKAgain's all-long portfolio kept him in the lead for the second consecutive day, at $290,842. The leader stood pat with his portfolio, which included Buckeye TechBKI, R.H. DonnelleyRHD, Horsehead HoldingZINC, Gatehouse MediaGHS and IdearcIAR. Those picks withstood the market's 206-point selloff.
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