>On the 1st of August, 2016, I downloaded the publicly available data through their ranking API. I selected all users who were active during the past twelve months, traded with real money, and had at least three trades. The results consist of 83.3k traders who fulfill these conditions.
What may be interesting is to see a graph where the number of trades a person executes is on the x axis and on the y axis is median return. Do people who make more trades make more or less money? It would also be interesting to look at a window larger than 12 months. Do people with trades going back years do better than people with trades going back months? Is this gambling, or can some people build some skill in this?
What may be interesting is to see a graph where the number of trades a person executes is on the x axis and on the y axis is median return. Do people who make more trades make more or less money? It would also be interesting to look at a window larger than 12 months. Do people with trades going back years do better than people with trades going back months? Is this gambling, or can some people build some skill in this?