Updates in the Duke Trading Competition’s top ten Traders
Zoe Kim
Duke FinTech student Shunxin Zhang is now in fifth place, after ranking seventh in the prior week of the Duke FinTech Trading Competition
Ranking | Name | University |
1 | Wenzhuo Fei | Boston University |
2 | Benjamin Meyers | University of Southern California |
3 | Channing Spencer | George Washington University |
4 | Peyton Peterson | Vanderbilt University |
5 | Shunxin Zhang | Duke University |
6 | Monishwar Sampath | Rutgers University |
7 | Ralph Stout | South Texas College |
8 | Kevin Trujillo | University of Texas at Austin |
9 | Zhigao Xiong | New York University |
10 | Nikhil Dhengle | Stony Brook University |
The Duke Intercollegiate Trading Competition has entered its sixth week. Wenzhou Fei, an Economics student from Boston University operating under trader name YouShouldKnowMe, continues to hold the first-place ranking. Moving up in the ranking to take the second-place rank is Ben Meyers, a Finance student from the University of Southern California.Channing Spencer, an Applied Economics student from George Washington University, going by trader name liquiditycat—takes the third place ranking this week. Also, the Duke FinTech student Shunxin Zhang is now in fifth place, after ranking seventh in the prior week.
This week, the Trading Competition Team received feedback from our ninth-place trader, Zhigao Xiong, who is an Economics student from New York University. “My strategy is simple,” Xiong states. “I go all in on the Financial Service sector.” Xiong plans to pursue investment banking in the future, and references Charlie Munger’s value investing strategy as being key to his success.
Those interested in learning more about this event can view the Comp & Coin podcast–which provides weekly updates on the competition standings and share’s insights into trading strategies– and check the competition’s website and the Scoreboard page for up to date student rankings.