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I think Wallstreet is my Jerusalem. I prefer to spend a few years learning from these smartest people in the world.

Author Message Mecro Senior Member Registered: Mar 2003 Posts: 137 Re: Regarding smth in your post Oh well then it makes sense. I thought you guys were undergrads. Good luck to him, lots of money to be made in Moscow. At $9000 a month, he will live like a king. My dad is doing...

:) I used stockcharts before. but i didn't use macd. it's just default configuration. Mr. FishSauce: I admit I am not a professional trader. What I know only is making money. :) But I do want to know how you do to improve your alpha. It's not offense. I welcome any suggestions...

Again, do you know how much an MBA can earn per year? how much can a good trader earn? How much can a trader earn with large fund under his management? $60,000 is only average salary per year for an MBA. and the average salary along the coasts is higher than this. Don't you think I made...

Don't be so naive. Which fund have you seen appreciate at a constant rate? You just show us you are immature, not only your investment skills, but also your thoughts. What I have done is I have beaten the market. I will continue my endeavor. I don't know how much, but I know I will...

There are so many replies. Please let me answer these one by one. jester: "The return of my real money investment is 50%." Today, it's 49%. But I think this transaction can't say anything. Frankly, I only put 1000 dollars in this account, and I only bought one stock. It's not a penny...

Generally, I put my orders in the evening. Most of my trading were executed at next day's open price. I am not a intraday trader.

Thank you for your suggestion, Sir. It's true that knowledge about China might be my advantage. In fact, the recent profit I made for my virtual fund and my real money is from Chinese stocks trading on American market. I know these companies, and it's very easy to see how they do business...

Speedracer: The first, I think you haven't read it carefully. It's not leveraged, and with maxium % restriction. It follows mutual fund rules. the second, I don't expect to run any fund now. I still consider I am a student. Ameircan is new to me. the third, do you think sixty...

I think I overreacted. Sorry, Thank you for pointing it out. :) anyway, l believe large fund is completely different from small money. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote from luojun: The only thing I lack is the experience to run...

:) I follow the trend. If the market goes down, I prefer to leave the market. You will only see a flat line. :) But I will try my best to beat the market when the market goes up. I respect those mutual funds who did great jobs during downside.

I am glad at least I got one response. Please read the rules listed on the Marketocracy carefully: It's a virtual mutual fund. This means no options, no futures, no mirror, no commodities or mutual funds is permitted. No member may buy into a position that is greater than 25% of the fund...

Maybe you need time to calm down. Don't let your mood be your enemy. Walk away from the market for a while, come back when you are ready again.

clarify one point: The total value you see on the web page is yesterday's value. After 12:00 tonight, you can see the latest total value. Today's information: Value: $1,544,310.46 NAV: $15.44 Jun Luo's Fund S&P 500 NASDAQ Dow Jones 1.64% 0.10% 0.46%...

Hi, I am a first year Washington University Olin School of Business MBA student. I have been doing paper trading for seven months, and the return of my virtual fund is 54%. The return of my real money investment is 50%. I am looking for an internship now. Please introduce me to your friends...

Fund manager, of course. This is the only thing I love to do for my life.:)