Robin Hood’s Pick-A-Ticker Competition is a novel fundraiser to fuel poverty-fighting solutions for New Yorkers. Structured much like a March Madness bracket, participants make a $10,000 donation to enter the competition, and over the course of six months will compete by submitting their best investment ideas (one long, and one short). See here for last year's results. To secure your spot, please complete the below form.

Registrant Information

First Name

Last Name

Affiliation/Employer

Title

The provided first name, last name and affiliation/employer will be used on the competition leaderboard. No aliases or anonymous listings.

Enter your preferred listing here:

This listing will be used on the competition leaderboard and will include the provided affiliation/employer —no aliases or anonymous listings.

Preferred Email

Preferred Phone

Billing Address

City

State / US Territories

Postal Code

Country

State/Province

Provinces

Please Note

Please confirm you are located in the United States at the time of entry. See rules for details.

Please Note

North Dakota residents are not eligible to enter this competition. Unfortunately, we won't be able to accept your registration. Please feel free to contact us with questions.

Security Picks

Participants may submit stocks or ETFs. Submitted securities must have a 30-day trailing average daily trading volume of more than $10 million and a market cap of at least $2 billion. For ADRs, the reference security must meet the daily liquidity requirements. You will have the option to keep your short idea private. Ideas are limited to the NYSE and Nasdaq. ADRs priced on Bloomberg.com markets under US are also available.

Robin Hood will work with a third party to set the borrowing cost for each security based on current market rates. The annualized borrowing rate and calculated hypothetical daily borrowing cost will be static for the entirety of the competition. Short Pick performance will be adjusted for hypothetical borrowing costs. Together, Long Pick and Short Pick total return will determine the Portfolio total return. For the complete Official Rules, see here.

Long Idea Ticker

What exchange is this on?

Short Idea Ticker

What exchange is this on?

Would you like to keep this Short Idea private?

YesNo

Please Note

If you choose to keep your Short Idea private, the leaderboard will list a sector instead of a specific security.

Donation and Allocation

A $10,000 donation is required for entry. Please take a look at the payment options below.

At the end of the competition, two-thirds of the funds raised will be allocated to Robin Hood.

The remaining one-third will be allocated by Robin Hood as recommended by the winner, who can allocate it to Robin Hood's current initiatives or one of its 200+ community partners for an incremental grant.

If your picks are the top-performing pair, how would you like Robin Hood to allocate one-third of the funds raised? Please select one option.

Robin Hood: Supports poverty-fighting work, across all life-stages.

A Robin Hood life-stage vertical [Select to see options. More info here]

A Robin Hood Community Partner [Select to see options. More info here]

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Select a Community Partner:

Payment Details

Amount

Amount (with 3% fee)

Credit Card

A 3% fee will be applied to the total purchase amount.

Acceptable credit cards are Master, Visa, or American Express.

Card Type

PersonalCorporate

Card Number

Name on Card

Code

Stock/Wire

A Robin Hood staff member will be in touch with transfer details. If you have questions, please contact Lisa at careccia@robinhood.org.

DAF

Donor Name

DAF Name

Sponsoring Organization

Check

Checks, made out to Robin Hood, can be mailed to our offices at:

Robin Hood

826 Broadway, 9th Floor

New York, NY 10003

Robin Hood is a 501(c)(3) public charity. For more information, including how to obtain a copy of our latest Financial Report & Registration, click here.

If you have any questions, please contact investorsconf@robinhood.org

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