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Notable quote: "In the pits ... where men wearing ties but acting like gladiators, fought literally and physically for a profit." Now it's at home wearing your PJs.

Ole' Saul Steinberg pulled off that trick in 1968 when he bought an insurance company, which ultimately failed.

Hiring these big name people is more for prestige and attracting/keeping AUM than anything else, imo.

Saying MCD won't exist in 5 years is like saying Pizza Hut or Coca Cola won't be around in 5 years. Generally speaking, branded consumer food companies are very stable and won't disappear like technology companies from some type of disruptive technology.

Hope noblehawk isn't still short Netflix.

Yes, both entail screwing people.

Or a way to draw attention and get more competitors, who now know they can undercut Price's company on pricing by hiring employees willing to work for 45k, passing the savings to the customers.

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from comments below article: mcronnie1995 | February 02 2015, 12:57PM i call absolute ********. ... I knew Sam personally, he left school with barely 2 GCSE's and I doubt he even has the brain capacity to be able to calculate the stock markets. Also, **** off did he play first team rugby for...

Complete and utter bullshit. Making 1000 times his money in less than half a year? Just look at the more volatile silver. If he caught the exact low in January 2011, then sold at the exact top in April, 2011, he would have made a non-leveraged less than 100%. Even if he was able to go 10:1...

Man, I gave up that game a long time ago when I realized it was a fool's errand. Results don't lie. Only a madman or addicted gambler would continue to keep doing what doesn't work (in spite of slight modifications). Recall from the book Market Wizards that even the Mark Weinstein chapter...

"In trading, if you're batting 50-60% (winning trades), if you're using discipline, you'll be making quite a bit of money."

Good interview. Marty says he's teaching his kids. Will be interesting to see if his kids can become top traders. On indicators.... "It's a function of your interpretive skills." Being able to teach an options course "and being able to translate that into money and profits is a whole different...

Humans are merely intelligent animals, highly evolved apes.

Mob psychology. Deep down, the lizard brain still lives.

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0% state tax in Florida, joining Tiger Woods, Marty Schwartz, Jeffrey Greene, and many California retired state workers.

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So what? In Sept 2007 to early 2008 I was up nearly 2,000% aggressively buying and being long Eurodollar futures, then in one day down 60% on an adverse Fed meeting day. Subsequently, I was aggressively short stock futures for most of 2008, but suffered on sharp bear rallies. The moment I gave...