Question

A November 2021 article in The Motley Fool jokingly suggested a version of this term that evokes a song by Italian composer Piero Umiliani associated with the Muppets. This term is sometimes followed by the term “MULA”, spelled M-U-L-A. In October 2021, a name change led to a spate of tweets and articles suggesting an alternative version of this term, which were sometimes accompanied by pictures of Is the Order A Rabbit? and Sailor Moon. Mad Money host (*) Jim Cramer coined the first incarnation of this term in 2013, which had a double meaning of suggesting the potential to “take a bite (-5[1])out of” the bear market. A fifth letter was added to this term (-5[1])in 2017 (10[1])after a good earnings (10[1])report from Apple. For (10[1])10 points, name any popular variant of this abbreviation that usually refers to five large tech companies. ■END■ (10[2])

ANSWER: FAANG [accept MANGA, MAANG, MAMAA, or other weirder abbreviations as long as it’s clear that it’s an acronym of big tech companies]
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= Average correct buzz position

Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Andrew SzetoI thought this was a Counter-Strike themed tournamentfoo101-5
Stephen EltingeWhy does ACF have electrons do its work?The114-5
Anish JindalComputer Science: Going OutsideEventually Munches All Computer Storage11610
Michael DuI Paused My Unique Game to Be HereA TV Guide for Netheads12010
Yoona ChoiCarnegie LemonsJAX guide -league -of -legends -lol -mortal -kombat12410
Zac BennettTheWhy does ACF have electrons do its work?14210
Sam BraunfeldfooI thought this was a Counter-Strike themed tournament14210

Summary

TournamentEditionExact Match?TUHConv. %Power %Neg %Average Buzz
EMACS at CO08/06/2023N4100%25%25%91.25
EMACS Online10/01/2023Y5100%0%40%128.80