Leaderboard: Who are the top 3 in the 2024 Global Paper Trading Challenge?

As the 2024 Global Paper Trading competition progresses, we are excited to share the latest updates on the leaderboard, highlighting the current standings of our participants.

Without further ado, congratulations to the top three Mooers who have excelled and claimed their spots at the top of the leaderboard with their incredible performances!

Moomoo has compiled the top 10 stocks by number of trades from the third week of the challenge. Do any of your favorite stocks make the list?

Also, congratulations to the top 3 players on this week's regional earnings leaderboard!

Due to overall volatility in the U.S. stock market, our participants' returns have noticeably declined compared to last week. However, the top three players have still made their selections during this downturn and managed to outperform the Nasdaq. Congratulations to them!

If you haven’t made it onto the leaderboard yet, don’t be discouraged! The competition is still ongoing. We sincerely thank all participants for making this event such a memorable experience. Your enthusiasm and active involvement truly unite our community.

Stay tuned for exciting upcoming events and new opportunities to enhance your trading skills. Here’s to a successful 2024 filled with continuous learning and collaboration within our community!

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