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that's a good model, interesting stuff ! varima

probably not a major concern, although perhaps people have tried to sue various courses. an instructor does not owe a fiduciary duties to his students, unlike a mutual fund, which should, in fact, manage other people's money "prudently", according to his business judgment i think the...

well said! you do have the right to know. after all, it's your money these are fair questions, no doubt about it! moreover, you may want to ask even tougher questions, if you want. again, it's your money. couldn't agree more !!!! Varima

not exactly accurate, algorithms are not patentable, neither are trade systems :D i've read your earlier comments re my course, i'm glad it has helped you become more consistent in your trading Varima P.S. I've used a tool I found on this forum to generate this "work of art."...

i've already explained to the op, in sufficient detail, how to fund this. i don't have any more time for this as for you "anaconda", you are trying to sound like jim rogers . . . nice try, clown you don't have what he has: education, knowledge and talent, let alone the money reading...

THE COURSE IS FULLY BOOKED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT FOLKS

i said i'm consistent, i didn't say i'm profitable. consistency is key

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Hi everyone, I know traders are usually skeptical about other traders’ performance. However, I am confident that I’ve reached a level of consistency in my trading that is quite rare by many standards. I want to pass on this knowledge to others. Unfortunately, I have very little time...

i guess it's fair question. if hundreds, maybe thousands, of heavyweight players are scanning the market like crazy. maybe they are taking opportunities they think are the most reliable, 70-90% chance of success, so those disappear more quickly the lower-probability trades (not necessarily...

nice try. i am also new to trading, but let's give it some thought together . . . it could well be that the current price of that stock accurately reflects the company's financial position, i.e., that the company really is worth almost zero . . . in the sense is that the company is not...

thanks !! wow this gummy stuff is truly amazing! this confirms, once again, that quite often, FREE is better! :D Varima

why do you accuse that i am stupid? i want to trade the option like everybody else . .. i'm make scare of leverage plus another leverage in the triple etf . ..

i agree, i was a little disappointed by the tone too .. . one could 've expected wired to place things into perspective a little better

Hmm, interesting . . . I was always under the assumption that it actually represented the soft polyurethane insulation industry in that part of the world very, very interesting

well said! most companies' long-term earnings projections are are a mirage too. and consequently their valuations no one knows what will happen tomorrow. what you can do, though, is sell your forecasts to others it think seth macfarlane's 'cat staff meeting' (can be found on youtube) says...

great article, thanks for posting nobel laureates almost killed the world economy with their ltcm fund in the 1990ies one of them is the co-author of the black-scholes formula, the most popular model for pricing options, used by traders. it's a pity he got dragged into the ltcm gamble . ...

it all dependends on how you define "profitable" they are profitable in that their profits come from teaching . .. they do trade, so they are traders too . .. it's only that their profits come from teaching, that's all we have some vicious circle here . . . i don't know . . . i just...

there must be some misunderstanding here . . . i'm a friend. i like you and your plan. i'm on your side. :) i was responding to someone else, who doesn't like your plan. re-read the thread. i think your plan is good Varima Garch