If you are making groundless accusations, then you are the one who has the problem.
Read Regulation 4.13 of the CTFC regarding registration of commodity pool operators, troll.
From what AP has described here, he is not violating 4.13.
Do you have ANY proof that he is violating the...
Surely you jest.
RU Paul has more credibility than Ron Paul.
How does he talk out both sides of his mouth at the same time while keeping a straight face?
8 points a day (one day) is difficult. I have had my share of 40 point or more weeks since the start of the year, but I have had days that were a struggle. That's trading.
My daily take has been consistently more than 1 point, almost from the start, but I have been doing this for a number...
Very few authors make money on books (I wrote one myself (non-trading)--I donate the royalties to charity).
New authors of trading books are lucky to receive much more than 10K for a book.
Al admits that he wrote it for ego and for glory. That is probably true, lol, beacuse there is not...
You probably could learn something from Al, as I did.
I have been a consistently profitable trader of the ES, primarily, for several years, and Al's observations have made me money. My trading has improved.
And isn't that what counts?
Live room? Never. A waste of money and, more...
LOL, weren't you the putz who last week announced that you had, um, performed, um, WHOOPEE, during real-time trading hours?
Until you can keep it in your pants until at least 4:00, perhaps you should keep your trading recommendations to yourself.
Yes, indeed, since most traders are net losers, unable to overcome slippage and commission, and unable to overcome their own emotions and their own ignorance.
Arguably, one who makes more than one point a day over the long haul would not even want or need the hassle of being a money manager or hedge fund manager.
The skills that make one a successful manager of OPM are not necessarily those of a successful trader. Those are two separate...
A good trader (not even a GREAT trader) would have to acknowledge that being a vendor--running a trading business (books, courses, websites, and such--is an unproductive use of one's time.
A good trader would know that if one has an edge, then one can increase one's size. A good trader would...
You guys here to trade and make money, or to bicker? If one is in this business primarily for a reason other than making money, that person is a fool.
Is this a thread, or a cathouse? :p