You start 45.000 trading accounts with 1$ in each. You buy 45.000 different company stocks in each account(apparently, that's how many companies are listed in all the world's stock exchanges). As soon as the price goes 100% up than when you entered, the accounts automatically sell. Then with the 2$ the account buys a different stock. The way it chooses the stock to buy should be intuitive, as to "guess" which stocks will double-up in the near future, and the accounts would share information with oneanother and learn from oneanother.
Basically, a lot of those accounts will faulter, but because they are so many, I guess some will keep doubling in price, maybe 3 or 4 accounts will double 30 times. A few will double only 15 times etc. That would mean accounts with millions and thousands..
Submitted January 27, 2017 at 09:52AM by hitchinvertigo http://ift.tt/2kAZXxo
