@TronicLaine wrote:
If you were given a gift from 10 random stocks according to ticker length groupings ---
given that you had two options;
1. random 10 stocks from three letter tickers
2. random 10 stocks from four letter tickers
Which would on average, give you a higher current value?
Then, using the spread of the 52 week high - 52 week low, you could assess whether the potential for the stocks to increase in value in the future.
That is what I am trying to simulate here.
Well, if you SORT your tickers, as your example starting data shows, you aren't doing random groupings and that is going to drastically reduce the use of the interpretation of what you claim you are doing. You would be better off, if that is what you actually want to do, is to create random groups (and why size 10??)
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