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The "Cubing Stock" Game Thread!

Buy: 50 Tokens of Gurshan Singh (2019SING33)
Cost: 2500 Points (50 Points each)

Buy: 2500 Tokens of Juan Garcia-Aguirre (2024AGUI11)
Cost: 2500 Points (1 Point each)

The bad times have the best multiplication trust
 
Buy: 4 Tokens of Ianis Costin Chele (2021CHEL01)
Cost: 1000 points (250 points each)

Buy: 30 Tokens of Gurshan Singh (2019SING33)
Cost: 1500 points (50 points each)

Buy: 1 Token of Matty Hiroto Inaba
(2016INAB01)
Cost: 1700 points (1700 points each)

Points spent: 4200
Points remaining: 800
Total value: 5000
Ianis broke the NR average today, but it was from 6.2 to 6.16, so he isn't worth more
 
Buy: 4 Tokens of Ianis Costin Chele (2021CHEL01)
Cost: 1000 points (250 points each)

Buy: 30 Tokens of Gurshan Singh (2019SING33)
Cost: 1500 points (50 points each)

Buy: 1 Token of Matty Hiroto Inaba
(2016INAB01)
Cost: 1700 points (1700 points each)

Points spent: 4200
Points remaining: 800
Total value: 5000
Buy: 250 Tokens of Alex Wu (2022WUAL02)
Cost: 500 points (2 points each)

Points spent: 500
Points remaining: 300

(I literally looked at a comp tomorrow, and found him, which his PR is from 2022, and he DNFed the only other time he competed, so I hope he can get me some profit)
 
Since I thought this was an interesting idea, I thought of a strategy that I think would be really effective. The competitors I chose are not well-known, and I don't know them either, I found them by looking at competitor lists. I'm curious to see how well my strategy does compared to what everybody else is doing, which is totally different(and most of them are clearly not trying to actually win but I want to be #1 in the leaderboard just for fun).

Since my strategy mostly relies on random cubers who are competing this week, I feel like while it may be a better strategy, it goes against the spirit of this game(since it's about top solvers who have a lot of potential) so I'll only do it this week.

Buy: 500 tokens of Cameron Pollard (2022POLL01)
Cost: 1000 points (2 points each)

Buy: 500 tokens of Tomer Gluzman (2024GLUZ01)
Cost: 1000 points (2 points each)

Buy: 500 tokens of Lucas Shi (2023SHIL02)
Cost: 1000 points (2 points each)

Buy: 500 tokens of Nathan Putman (2024PUTM01)
Cost: 500 points( 1 point each)

Buy: 500 tokens of Dirdh Modi (2024MODI01)
Cost: 500 points(1 point each)

Buy: 500 tokens of Gaurav Roy (2019ROYG01)
Cost: 500 points(1 point each)

Buy: 500 tokens of Jonathan Hallen (2024HALL21)
Cost: 500 points(1 point each)

Points spent: 5000
Points remaining: 0
Total value: 5000
So far, Cameron has doubled, Tomer hasn't competed yet, Lucas doubled, Nathan doubled, Dirdh hasn't changed, Gaurav is now worth 6 TIMES MORE and Jonathan has doubled. My stocks are doing even better than I expected lol
 
Not really, you bought his tokens almost 5 hours after this round happened.
Yea, I feel some people could just buy someone like when they are at a comp, and they can talk to them and see they improved etc. And then they could get more points, but I feel 5 hours is reasonable
Talking to people at a comp gives an advantage but it's not cheating. But you definitely can't buy stocks that have already grown, at the price before they grew.
 
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