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Traded hundreds of contracts there, it won't be busted. Its a commodity melt up today.

I figure they make a lot of the same mistakes, probably less often. But more importantly, when they are right, they make a lot more relative to the losers.

"Jack is a pest, he tries to take over every thread with his pompous ramblings... he's not just annoying, he's the worst of all life forms... an ego with an education." He's an ass who said he would turn mid five figures into 15 million. Pure, unadulterated ass.

see the confusion created where Spyderposter tries to explain his "system" in the futures blog. Not even remotely a system and not a revelation of a profitable strategy.

Jack isn't giving a system out, a system has rules, can be tested objectively among other things.

Expecting to go from zero to making a living in 15 months is not reasonable. Don't put that pressure on yourself, good luck.

I'm developing my own perpetual motion machine in the basement, it will turn water into wine as well. Standby.

And a tip of the cap to traderdragon for summing up the snake oil peddlers nicely.

Sure TUMS. Follow the hilarity (if you can) in Spydertrader's Jack Hershey Futures Trading Magnum Opus.

Oh hell yeah :) :)

Lance on the forward 50's was a famous surfer from the beaches south of LA. You look at him and you wouldn't believe he ever fired a weapon in his whole life. :)

Maybe if I made preposterous claims of profitability you would like me better? Then I could teach you my "methods" and you would kneel before me.

I feel ashamed of myself

actually I don't, and don't have any interest

Goddamn! We got us the biggest swinging dick to ever grace ET. Giddy up.

:)

The return? Its nowhere near as good as Hershey's magic, stick with him.

Its the boss' money. Of course that is the risk, people leave and take strategies. We hire people that come to us with strategies.

Sorry, Spyderposter. 47% gain in 6 months isn't going to cut it. Hershey is going to start with half as much money and make 15 million in a year.

what index? what clients?