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If you think you found some undiscovered stock, you did not. The solar industry runs on different dynamics than what you mention. The oversupply of panels has been used up for the time being but it can easily come back based on what happens in US Congress. The bottom line is that the...

LOL, there isn't much you can give away, believe me. Anyway, you can just take $5k to a prop shop and get the leverage you need to trade these ETFs.

Somebody gave you a winning edge but could not spare $5k to throw in with it? Guess they made a lot of money with it, huh?

You forgot one key component. Actual capital.

The banks have massive funds to lend thanks to the Fed. However, they are hoarding those funds, at least from the public, small businesses and up to a point, large corporations. They are lending to the government, while the government keeps issuing debt obligations (treasury bonds) which the...

Very realistic for a fund that size. [B] It's not exactly revenue. It's for operating expenses. And if the fund does not make profits, that money is owed back to investors from future profits. You can view it as an advance against future profits so that the operation can have funds...

You're doing a lot of thinking rationalizing what is pretty much common sense. But you are omitting key points: 1) It's other people's money, not yours. So it's a question of what works for them and not you. Your job is the balancing act of your strategy & trading versus the best...

Stick to savings & money market accounts. Seriously.

CME & ICE have had carbon trading for years. It's just that most deals are done or negotiated over the counter.

I misunderstood you. That's actually a good idea although I do not think it would work well for the OP's scenario. You should probably run a fund using that strategy.

It's all negotiable and highly dependent on your strategy, expected returns but even moreso, the market that you are trading.

Good post and on point.

REITs and Trusts do have publicly traded shares. You were speaking on dividends and stated to stick to shares. Being that I have held positions in REIT and Oil Trust shares for the high dividends, I would assume that would be the strategy.

I'm guessing it's pretty much REITs and Trusts.

You should stop listening to homeless bums who give out stock tips in return for your change.

Investors want liquidity when investing in hedge funds. It is actually an important factor in their decision. Offering liquidity as a fund manager, even if it hurts your potential returns is one of the best features you can create. Your viewpoint is shortsighted. It's really not up to the...

Having coolweb's support on posting quality & credibility is like having Tiger Wood's support on being a faithful partner. It's actually a competition between the two of you on who is the bigger joke. Only the morons & phoneys missed you. Your calls are terrible, followed by your thinking...

You obviously do not trade and never really have.

Now there is an understatement. You really should try reading the whole article, even if it takes you a long time. The key issue is that lenders who do not own the note are foreclosing on homes to which they technically do not have legal right to. Scumbags like Stern are alleviating this...

Ok but what is the sense in teaching the strategy & edge to subscribers? That creates competition for your trading capital. You may say there is enough to go around but also say there is a lot of private capital available which you can utilize.