Biology, training, and profit sharing make best traders
24 November 2009Cambridge researchers have identified a group of traders consistently able to outperform the market, even during the credit crisis.
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Cambridge researchers have identified a group of traders consistently able to outperform the market, even during the credit crisis.
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