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BTW. I though this is a place for traders and strategy experts.

So you want our expert opinion and in exchange don't even let our signature in place?

If it's only losers that you want here, this is the right way to go.

You send away the best ones and remain with the frustrated losers that will not have anything to catch anymore but scam or losing delusions.


T

Quote from iuykcif:

Agreed. Envy and bitterness do not constitute a constructive attitude, especially if they degenerate in a distracting full time activity. [There is, in my perception, a similar attitude in some of the wikipedia guys (hopefully a small minority). ]

On the original question, my humble opinion is that it depends on the strategy.

In case of scalping strategies, it is conceivable (take it as an hypothesis) that a *good number * of traders all using the same strategy on a liquid instrument (with different entries due to contingent reasons, such as different time to start trading or strategy reason, such as entry randomization) would all experience an increase of performances.

I imagine that due to the nature of scalping strategies aimed to capturing market "noise". Several scalpers in action will probably not help the market having a definite direction for a long time. (The chaotic component would probably be reinforced against market making.)

Tom
 
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