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And this isn't even China, it's the United States. Supplies supplies!

is the online broadcast live?

Ask Marketsurfer who says trendfollowing is dead.

this isn't a trading strategy, it's an example of how compounding a market index will thoroughly trash most managed funds. inflation adjusted, 10 million in 1987 is not worth 1 million in 2007.

with a CAGR of 12%, u have $100MM after 20 years with an initial contribution of $1MM and $100k per month. It thoroughly defeats your strategy of buying YM puts.

It's very simple. It assumes that buying a market index will beat majority of managers and picking individual stocks. based on avg annual return in market, add compounding interest over 20 years and a method to cost average based on month over month trend in market. All dividends reinvested...

you can compound bank interest.

btw, this is why the street always rewards balls. Reason Brian Hunter still in the biz (that another discussion, but anyway..). There is a fascination towards large quick gains. If the odds are 70% that you can double ur money in a year, you'll be amazed at the # of investors will risk...

paul tudor jones went all in fully maxed leverage in 1987.

I have concluded the best compounded return to generate superior wealth longterm is to buy: DIA cost average every month over 15-20 years sliding scale as markets rise, invests less vs previous month, if markets drop, invests more vs. previous month up to min/max monthly contribution...

Three options, buy, rent or homeless/live with mom. Rental prices are skyrocketing. Time to buy a house. It's cheaper.

Sounds like alot of prop trading firms.

well luck plays a large component in all trading unless you are a daytrader or scalper. you could have two pair queens aces and some guy beats u on flush draw on the river. u could be playing "correctly", and never make it. trading is still gambling with a positive expectancy. whether...

mgmt fees are usually paid out quarterly as well unless investor does a redemption which most funds allow every month. if investor does a redemption of his funds midquarter, he pays mgmt fee pro rata for that quarter period.

the dollar move is overrated. everything is still cheap.. it's not like milk or a foreign car went up 50% in price. the x amount u make still buys the same x amount of milk.

ironically, nobody in china (a communist nation) complains about potential to make hundreds of millions.

time is a hedge. US dollar will eventually appreciate.

Commodities such as oils are cyclicals. Oil can someday go to $200 but doesn't mean it won't first touch $20.

yes, that is consensus thinking.

"buy high and sell higher" -eric bolling.