Market Comparison Breakdown: April Fools’ vs Craps Day
In the realm of trading, the risk and reward associated with trades must be measured very carefully … because only a fool would trade blindly. In the interest of pure science, we have carefully analyzed 30 years of data across a diverse basket of global futures markets, to definitively answer the question — who is the bigger fool? Is it the fool himself or the gambler betting on a fool’s game? The results below provide the full comparison between April Fools’ day and Pass Line Craps day. Life is short … you have to have a little fun sometime.
No matter if you are the fool or simple wager on a foolish game … the markets are going to move. The question is what side will you be on?
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