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It may have changed but the way we did it: check the value of the car vs the damages. typically anything that needed repairs greater than $1500 would be sold to copart

I work for Capital One Auto and have worked for Exeter Finance before that. Subprime is way too easy to make money on. Exeter charges ON AVERAGE 20% APR, working in the Repo dept i'd see $600 kia payments on a 72 month loan. Thanks for the +$40K!!!!. The second these folks fall into delinquency...

nice of you to share. thank you.

This may be a dumb question, dont you need a sponsor that is already registered with the SEC?

he claims he'll make 10-20MM on his blog..... http://www.forbes.com/sites/elainepofeldt/2014/11/28/how-tim-sykes-created-his-multi-million-dollar-blog/

123% is awesome, if you really have 5 years, finding a backer shouldnt be hard.

sold .15 on friday, 6/10

crickets...

At it again: Bought next weeks Nov 14 204c at .79

trailing stop triggered @ 10.17 for 65% ROI will try OTM next time to see if we cant bump up the ROI 6/9 so far

I started over a decade ago, but have gotten more vested in more recent years. So are you alluding to the notion that this will die off over time?

What causes this? I hate weekends until 5pm cst on Sundays when the futures open up. I am constantly monitoring the markets before work, at work, after work. I dream about trade set ups. My wife may argue that I need an intervention.

up 60% ROI, but i'm not putting a lot of weight behind it due to the entire market screaming back up. im thinking i may do better by buying OTM calls instead of ITM/ATM calls...

This is pretty accurate from what I have found as well.

Winner!

Im looking for 1865 myself, it's been an awesome couple of days

Bought Nov 1 weekly 185c @6.15 (geez that's high) The experiment continues.

Rally you SOB!

Subscribed this has some good stuff

The mods should cut out the stupid banter between NoDoji and FinTerr, unless this thread was meant to be a troll, then delete it all together. I have recently tried futures and have benefited from the volatility in the market; setting TP's at resistance/support levels and have been ok. One day...