It's interesting to crawl through some of the entries from leaderboard people. It seems like most of their bets are neutral or slightly random, but then they'll be propped up with a lucky call on GME from January or some other single-stock pick.
For example, this poster apparently just spammed GME posts during the run-up and got lucky, but if you followed their other calls (REAL and AI) you'd be deep in the red. Their GME spam puts them in the top 3 medium traders with a 236% 1-month return, but everything else they've posted has performed terribly: https://duedilly.io/trader/r.Ottikarottiii/
It would almost be more helpful if there was an option to subtract out the well-known meme stocks like GME. Some of these leaderboard entries have not so great results for their own calls, but they happened to post about GME at just the right time to dominate their average.
It's interesting to crawl through some of the entries from leaderboard people. It seems like most of their bets are neutral or slightly random, but then they'll be propped up with a lucky call on GME from January or some other single-stock pick.
For example, this poster apparently just spammed GME posts during the run-up and got lucky, but if you followed their other calls (REAL and AI) you'd be deep in the red. Their GME spam puts them in the top 3 medium traders with a 236% 1-month return, but everything else they've posted has performed terribly: https://duedilly.io/trader/r.Ottikarottiii/
It would almost be more helpful if there was an option to subtract out the well-known meme stocks like GME. Some of these leaderboard entries have not so great results for their own calls, but they happened to post about GME at just the right time to dominate their average.