Stock Presentation

[ahart]

I have this stock market presentation on Thursday and I had a few questions. I am a high school student and founded the business club at our school. The thing with the presentation is that the people with the 4 best presentations become the board for next year. So like there is a lot at stake here. There are about 8 presentations to be made. Of course I have jotted down an outline and put some of my creative ideas into it, and my strategies, so I think I am pretty organized. Offcourse I wouldn't read off the powerpoint and should I use the 3 rule? Like I have just 3 bullets and a bit of a description, but I add a ton of more information to that? Is it best to go first or last? Like I was thinking go first and take the initiative, but I am afraid others would copy some of my ideas if we don't finish all the presentations in one day. I will have probably around 14 slides, which is a lot if you look at it, but I need to win and I will win and am very confident that I will win. It's just a matter of some Powerpoint tips. Anyone out there with any other suggestions or anything please post. I appreciate any kind of help and support.
Thanks

[SimonR]

Generally speaking, in PowerPoint presentation terms, less is more.

Go first, deliver a stunning presentation and intimidate the opposition. In terms of designing the slides, go an poke around the Presentation Zet site and look at the design examples there. One picture, one quote etc... they look fantastic and (if you've got the nerve to talk to them without notes) they make your presentation fantastic too.

Good luck.

Simon