Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
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Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#2I just launched on Saturday and have already had more than 10,000 trades "executed". Your comments are much appreciated. (Note: if you think reading stock charts is a bunch of crackpot hooey, feel free to flame.)
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#3I just launched on Saturday and have already had more than 10,000 trades "executed". Your comments are much appreciated. (Note: if you think reading stock charts is a bunch of crackpot hooey, feel free to flame.)
I do think that reading stock charts is a bunch of hooey, but I will withhold from flaming. If you could expand this site to allow people an easy web 2.0 method of back-testing alternative trading strategies (or even just portfolios), it would make me happy.
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#4I just launched on Saturday and have already had more than 10,000 trades "executed". Your comments are much appreciated. (Note: if you think reading stock charts is a bunch of crackpot hooey, feel free to flame.)
Where are EPS and Beta? I'd love to see them added to the app.
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#5That is really cool. Keep up the good work, maybe add an API so I can test stock picking programs against your data ;)
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#6wooo enough for the leaderboard in a few minutes.
Anyway, create an API and a bot competition! Don't give the link, and use a timer and required open source to discourage cheating (still can't eliminate it, ah well.)
EDIT: Oh man! your score isn't saved if you make an account. I would be in second place.
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#7Is there a way to tell what the company you are trading is? Or is not knowing the point? I would never trade stock based solely on charts.
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#8The fact that someone named "RightClickCheater" is at the top of your leaderboard (and way out in front) raises some concerns.
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#9I'm currently at the top of your leaderboard after issuing nothing but buy orders for about 5 minutes. I didn't even read the charts.
This confirms my opinion that chart reading is nonsense.
Re: Test your stock-picking skills with instant feedback. Most common word from my users: "addicting".
#10I just launched on Saturday and have already had more than 10,000 trades "executed". Your comments are much appreciated. (Note: if you think reading stock charts is a bunch of crackpot hooey, feel free to flame.)
Very cool. It's sort of Hot or Not for stocks. I would suggest showing just a small summary and graph of previous trade below the current total so you can get rid of the New Trade button and have the Buy/Skip/Sell buttons and chart for the next stock imediately available on the result page. That way users can just click Buy/Sell/Skip to move from page to page.