@Joe80, the answer is no. What you are suggesting is magic.
Here's another way to think about it. Every transaction, there are two parties. Ok, so what you are suggesting sounds great for the guy who bought. But what about the guy who is short? That means his gains are half and his losses are double.
Think about who is paying the double gains for the winner and taking the half losses for the loser--its the guy on the other side of the trade. How can this not be equal for both sides?
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Here's another way to think about it. Every transaction, there are two parties. Ok, so what you are suggesting sounds great for the guy who bought. But what about the guy who is short? That means his gains are half and his losses are double.
Think about who is paying the double gains for the winner and taking the half losses for the loser--its the guy on the other side of the trade. How can this not be equal for both sides?