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Surf, my $$$ cannot keep up with your burn rate. But, trying hard though. :D But, you at least have to appreciate the fact that it is ALWAYS in demand and is always being BID up.

Let's put an end to this STUPID, WORTHLESS thread: I said it before and I'll say it again, The point is my fellow gentlemen, is that there is no market efficiency or inefficiency, what there is is only a perception. A perception of what you want to see.. market reflects back to you what...

its called OPPORTUNITY COST of your own LIFE. Have you heard about that one?

Most likely, the brokerage firm will close your account and steal your money. That's the most likey scenario...

I wouldn't call scratching out $100,000 after sitting infront of the screen all teary eyed for the whole day... a "PROFITABLE STRATEGY" You guys are a JOKE.

Jimmy, At least post a better copy so that it is easy on the eyes. It is true what *I* say about you. I specifically asked you not to post that PM, so that you will. Now, we can see that The Billion $$$ Quest 2007 was for REAL.. or was it ? :D TudorJones wrote on 02-17-07 01:29 AM...

From the posts that I have seen from you, I would say -10. The chances of you being a profitable trader is slim to none. But, I have been surprised before.

The point is my fellow gentlemen, is that there is no market efficiency or inefficiency, what there is is only a perception. A perception of what you want to see.. market reflects back to you what you look through. That's all. When there is a WILL, the Market shows you the WAY.

How can one man amass $500+ million from trading for each of the last three years. How is this possible?

you are an indexing paper trader. Wow, what have this world come to?

this statement alone gives out how much of a retard you are. Have you even papertraded before?

Phds are as clueless as they come. Followed by MBAs. ..good luck sucking at life>

are you raising hell around here to get materials for your next article? :eek:

no doubt.

Who is your Trading Hero, who you look up to, who inspires you.. etc etc.. It is OK even if you are a Trading God yourself, but who inspired you earlier in your career? a mentor? who gave you a break? how etc etc. it would be fun if people can open up. I'll disclose mine later if you care.

For a common man, how would you define his "success"? Retirement at what age and approximately how much retirement funds would qualify him as such?

Hey Jack, It would be great if you can further explain these two sentences: 1) Just what is the potential for the man in the street to become very wealth? How much money, how fast? 2) Why isn't the man not interested in learning to trade effectively and efficiently even with multitudes of...

It also exposes you to a lot of false moves. Its not quite that easy as to understanding the LR.

What is the connection between the Net Worth Curves of individuals to the "different derivative bubbles"? Are you saying that the high networth individuals with their more risk tolerance will have access to those occasional financial bubbles thus, further expounding their wealth?

A list of the fifty most common reasons (out of a million) why all futures traders lose money. We surveyed more than a thousand experienced futures brokers and asked what, in their experience, caused most futures traders to lose money. These account executives represent the trading...