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Topic: [Trading Simulator] A fun & free Speculation Game - SWITCH TO BPI ON JULY 15 !!! - page 51. (Read 241385 times)

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update in the next 24 h

BTW: next activity check is still a few weeks in the future Wink
I slowed down the rate of checks, it will be limited to 2 per month in stead of 3

easter stuff going on, will update tonight.
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Legen -wait for it- dary
sell $254.66

Shit... If he's selling, then I gots to sell  Shocked
Sell
@ 254.60

 Grin
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update in the next 24 h

BTW: next activity check is still a few weeks in the future Wink
I slowed down the rate of checks, it will be limited to 2 per month in stead of 3
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Based upon my history of trying to 'day trade'.  I am going to 'HOLD' for the time being.
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I noticed today that the buy and hold price is $80.08, yet the mean score is $82.54.

As a whole, the players in this game are beating the market by 3.07%.  Absence of slippage or trader fees accounts for no more than 1%.  Most conservatively, we are outperforming the market by 2%.  Not the most reassuring when you are down 18% versus 20%, but it's something.

I know there are a few active traders here risking real coinage, but I will say (having done it for a long time) that paper trading is much, much easier. Having real money on the line changes the game and puts you at odds with yourself. The true test of a trader is how much money he can not lose, rather than how much he wins.
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I noticed today that the buy and hold price is $80.08, yet the mean score is $82.54.

As a whole, the players in this game are beating the market by 3.07%.  Absence of slippage or trader fees accounts for no more than 1%.  Most conservatively, we are outperforming the market by 2%.  Not the most reassuring when you are down 18% versus 20%, but it's something.

I would define beating the market as doing better than the USD hodl position. The market was trending down when this game started and also happened to be standing at the edge of a cliff so the only thing you had to do to beat buy and hold was either to hold off on buying or to sell quickly enough when the crash happened (and buy back lower). That we as a whole only managed to do 2-3% better than the cliff diving position of buy and hold doesn't really qualify as beating the market imo.
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I noticed today that the buy and hold price is $80.08, yet the mean score is $82.54.

As a whole, the players in this game are beating the market by 3.07%.  Absence of slippage or trader fees accounts for no more than 1%.  Most conservatively, we are outperforming the market by 2%.  Not the most reassuring when you are down 18% versus 20%, but it's something.
Unfortunately in the real markets there is no 8h rule, you can exit a wrong position faster.
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I noticed today that the buy and hold price is $80.08, yet the mean score is $82.54.

As a whole, the players in this game are beating the market by 3.07%.  Absence of slippage or trader fees accounts for no more than 1%.  Most conservatively, we are outperforming the market by 2%.  Not the most reassuring when you are down 18% versus 20%, but it's something.
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