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@KeenenW Is this closing higher at the end of the week of may 5 (so the 10th) than the end of the week of april 28th (the 3rd), or close higher the end of may 5 than it did the end of april 28?

@DanMan314 I've clarified the title. This resolves Yes if May 10 closes higher than May 3

@KeenenW Haha not your fault at all.

@KeenenW yeah, the mention of April 29 is confusing.

@deagol What would be more clear lol?

@deagol Previously April 29 wasn't mentioned at all. The title was "Will Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) close higher week of may 5 than Apr 28. So I changed it to what trading days.

@KeenenW for me, and I get that not everyone may agree, it would be clearer to identify the weeks by their end dates which are the relevant close dates, just like in your clarifying comment here: "Will Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) close higher in week ending May 10 than close of May 3?

@KeenenW

week of may 5 than Apr 28

Yeah, I agree that's even more confusing.

@deagol I'll just stop mentioning week since it's confusing. Now this is a 7 day, daily lol.

@KeenenW I'm fine however you wanna call it, I just like that one must make real prediction instead of news follow-the-price trading.

@deagol Ahh so you like the close time? Yeah I use to do the title like this, but I was overthinking and made it more confusing that it had to be

@KeenenW right, riskier bets but downside I imagine few traders willing to stick their neck out.