Is it actual money or pretend money? Of it's pretend money find a shitcoin, figure out when it pumps in that timeframe, and say you put your money there and pulled out on time.

If you're a lying faggots trying to get investment advice but "for your friend", fuck off.

>>62763743
It‘s a simulation but it‘s pretty limited. There are only about 600 stocks and no shorts

>>62763762
Literally just gambling then. Pick a stock at random to go all in on and you've got a 1/600 chance of winning.

>>62763775
No way this is the best strategy

>>62765468
It is because second place would still have an in en to be not to lose all his net worth in the real world. But here it’s fake. If you lose (2nd place onward) you don’t have to do risk management. So pick one, try to guess right, of course, but all-in the first day and forget is the rational play.

>>62765625
in en -> incentive

>>62765625
If losing more than 20% resulted in a penalty, like a failing grade, *then* you would have to do real risk management like diversification/hedging.

>>62763738
start your own underground options clearing platform and get as many degen gamblers on it as possible. 1% fee, near instantaneous settlement

>>62765694
I should add that you want to position yourself as escrow and eventually everybody gives you their stocks "for safekeeping," and you just don't give them back at the end.

>>62763738
short the market
this sucker is going down

>>62765699
that‘s evil

>>62765700
This is the contrarian and everyone in university gambles long. I would look if you got like just a short term bond fund option that mearly preserves capital with interest. If everyone else at the uni is laughing at your choice, that's a good sign

>>62763738
Calls on SPY expiring in March.

>>62763738
How are you tracking/simulating the investments and what instruments and asset classes can you trade?

>>62769626
It‘s a website made by some local bank. There are stocks, some fonds and some bonds