spizder
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
Yes - by always picking Up.
Random stock on a random day has 53-55% chance of closing higher. Over 5 days, you will be right ~60%
1996–2016: 53.3% of days were positive. 2016–2021: 54.9% of days saw gains.
You mentioned stocks are "seeded random draw", but professionals don't trade random stocks - there is no edge there, price movements are mostly noise. You want stocks-in-play, stocks with heightened interest from investors on that day.
My suggestion is to manually pick interesting stocks each day and ask players what happens next. Don't hide names, so that players can asses market strength and group strength - 75% of success comes from these factors, and only 25% from individual stock selection.
Public dataset for exploring 50,000+ 401(k) plans holding $7.5T in assets.
You can look inside a company like Google and see what employees invest in (mostly 2035-2055 target date funds) or how much they contribute ($30K - likely using Mega Backdoor Roth)