Still, I tend to stick to playing fundamentals on here. I just don't have the time/availability to sit at my computer on HSX 24/7, though I do usually check in several times a day. Perhaps I'll have to check out the top 20 price movers on my regular portfolio, though I don't really want to contribute to the problem of market exploitation. I also tend to stay away from penny stocks, and try to take the attitude that purposeless movements will self-adjust over time and revert close to actuals, even if that is somewhat naive.
And it is true that there are fewer options for us as fund managers, particularly studio fund managers, without Starbonds and with such a narrow range of derivatives. But that's the nature of the game we've signed on for. However, I've just about hit a 200% increase since IPO, and in the same time you've done 400%... and I feel like I've done the best job I can without 24/7 day trading. The only non-flops so far Universal has had are The Visit and Krampus, which is kind of hilarious. Yet I've still managed to gain 200% (of course, with shorts, sometimes it makes it easier when a movie flops HARD). So the proof is in the pudding that your trading playstyle and acknowledging the market exploitations seems to raise the ceiling of potential earnings... exponentially.
Anyway, kudos and keep up the great work! I remain intensely interested in seeing what you get FOXX to by the end of August cashout and what kind of records you will end up setting. :)