Vote for the 2007 Fool Awards!

By Katrina Chan
December 11, 2007 | Comments (0)

Recs

22

2007 was the year for (blank).

Now it's your turn to fill in that blank. We're handing over the keyboard and walking away. No, really!

This year, we're launching our first-ever annual Fool Awards. After intense discussions and much flinging of 10-Ks across cubicles, we've narrowed it down to 10 categories. It's up to you to help us separate the winners from the losers.

Was 2007 the year of Crocs (Nasdaq: CROX) or Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL)? Does Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) deserve to walk away with the Best CEO award? Did Intuitive Surgical (Nasdaq: ISRG) or Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) disrupt their respective markets enough to earn the Most Innovative reward? And which company best embodies our overall Foolish ethos -- Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A) or Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX)?

Curious to see the rest of our Foolish categories? Step right up and cast your vote here. Or take a refresher through the links below before making a decision. Then tune in later this month, when we report live from Fool Awards 2007. (Sorry, Britney Spears wasn't available for the opening number.)

Fool Awards 2007:

Closed for 15 months – opening 10 days only! Get notified ahead of time as our expert portfolio manager invests $1 MILLION in the best opportunities from across The Motley Fool’s premium investment services. This is the first open since August 2008, by invitation only. Enter email below.

Intuitive Surgical is a Rule Breakers pick. Starbucks is a Stock Advisor pick. Berkshire Hathaway has been selected by both Stock Advisor and Inside Value. The Motley Fool owns shares of Berkshire Hathaway.

Fool Katrina Chan does not own shares of any of the companies mentioned. The Motley Fool's disclosure policy will win your heart.

Comments from our Foolish Readers

Help us keep this a respectfully Foolish area! This is a place for our readers to discuss, debate, and learn more about the Foolish investing topic you read about above. Help us keep it clean and safe. If you believe a comment is abusive or otherwise violates our Fool's Rules, please report it via the Report this Comment Report this Comment icon found on every comment.

Be the first one to comment on this article.

Compare Brokers

TD AMERITRADE
more info
ShareBuilder
more info
Power E*Trade

more info
Scottrade
more info
Fool Disclosure

DocumentId: 550848, ~/Articles/ArticleHandler.aspx, 11/9/2009 12:17:11 AM

Report This Comment

Use this area to report a comment that you believe is in violation of the community guidelines. Our team will review the entry and take any appropriate action.

Sending report...

The Must-Read Story on Fool.com
Which Companies Can Buy It Like Buffett?

By The Motley Fool

Which Companies Can Buy It Like Buffett?

Related Tickers

11/6/2009 4:00 PM
GS $171.78 Down -1.62 -0.93%
Goldman Sachs Grou… CAPS Rating: ***
AAPL $194.34 Up +0.31 +0.16%
Apple, Inc. CAPS Rating: ***
CROX $5.75 Down -1.09 -15.94%
Crocs, Inc. CAPS Rating: *
GOOG $551.10 Up +2.45 +0.45%
Google, Inc. CAPS Rating: ***
ISRG $256.00 Down -3.91 -1.50%
Intuitive Surgical… CAPS Rating: ****
SBUX $21.12 Up +1.42 +7.21%
Starbucks Corp CAPS Rating: **

Community: Investing Wiki

Term Of The Hour

Poop and scoop: Poop and scoop is a form of illegal stock manipulation, where a scammer tries to drive down the price of stock through publishing and distributing unsolicited misleading advertising materials so that the scammer can buy the stock at a lower price.

Want to learn more or edit this definition?
Click here to read more!