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In a fun experiment by The Observer, a cat named Orlando competed against professional investors and finance students to see who could make the most money from stock trading. Each started with £5,000 and had a year to trade. Orlando, a house cat, picked stocks by swatting his toy mouse at a grid of company names. The pros did well at first, but by the end of the year, Orlando’s random picks beat them—he ended with £5,542.60, while the professionals had £5,176.60. The experiment showed that even a cat can beat the experts, highlighting how unpredictable the stock market really is.