Aflac, Inc. (NYSE:AFL)

CAPS Game Rating: 5 out of 5

A general business holding company and acts as a management company, overseeing the operations of its subsidiaries by providing management services and making capital available. The company's principal business is supplemental health and life insurance.

Current Price	$54.82	Volume	1,225,084
Open	$54.84	Prev. Close	$55.06
Daily Range	$54.02 - $54.98	52-Wk Range	$38.14 - $56.77

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How do you think AFL.US will perform against the market?

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All Members

1,996 Outperform

82 Underperform

All-Star Members

575 Outperform

18 Underperform

Wall Street

18 Outperform

2 Underperform

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If the market is open, the end price will be the price of the stock approximately 20 minutes after the time you end the pick. Since CAPS uses 20-minute delayed stock quotes, this rule prevents members from using real-time quotes to get an unfair advantage. By waiting 20 minutes to end your pick, CAPS is, in effect, "catching up" with the real-time quote of the stock. (Warning: the surgeon general has determined that thinking about this too hard may cause your head to explode.)
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When picks end, they will migrate from "Pending" to "Ended" on your scorecard.

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