Even though many stocks are often worthwhile for traders, it's my experience that low-volume stocks aren't as appealing as low-volume binary markets. Is this a visibility issue? I think it's more likely that it has to do with opportunity cost, but it's a self-fulfilling prophecy either way; stocks that don't get traders don't tend to attract new traders.

So the question remains: if a stock starts to see a moderate amount of activity, will it snowball rapidly? Let's watch and see.

This market resolves early if any of my stocks have 100+ more traders than another, otherwise it resolves at close based on the greatest distance between any two.

Whenever I make more new stocks after creating this market, I'll try to remember to put them here and I'll give them a month of "warm up time" before they count for resolving this market.

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