Evaluating the “Pitch your play calls”

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Question asked 11/12/2021

Evaluating the “Pitch your play calls”

Hi James and team,

Thanks you for today’s “Pitch your Play” webinar . It was a great initiative. As one cannot own every interesting stock - I was wondering if MM has plans to table and track the progress of the 8 stocks pitched today? Regards Jan P

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Hi Jan,

Thanks for the feedback. I thought the content from the analysts was good, but I thought the delivery could have been better in terms of everyone being on video. We will improve that for next time. Yes, we do track these and will incorporate a report on their progress next year. In the meantime we will watch out for any large moves amongst the 8 stocks and subscribers can upload them onto their Hitlist if they wish to watch their respective performances.

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