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Certainly 1% a week. I am really more talking about the existing prices out there, not the actual value.

What would you consider the average price of a profitable signal service to be for the following markets? 1) Forex 2) Single stocks 3) Futures (ES, treasuries, etc) I have seen Forex signals services being quotes significantly higher than stock signals services (sometimes double). Any...

Some do exist, but there are indeed fewer 'success' stories in forex than commodities or equities. Take ET for example. There are several traders who have made it in equities for years (lescor for example) but none in forex/Sp500. I believe that the elephant in the trading rooms (forums) is...

What's your point? It's not a lie that he front runs. Under these conditions it's not possible to replicate his trades (or trade penny stocks the way he suggests). So his claims are false and misleading, so who is lying? What's up with the trend of protecting and speaking up for outright...

Looks like we have another fan-boy. Anybody want to make that 3? ;)

You obviously came very late to the party. Nobody is questioning his trading results. They are real. What is being questioned is other traders' ability to replicate them as it seems that he uses order flow from his followers to provide liquidity and push the markets in his desired direction.

Right, but how???

ummm.... blow-up?

marketsurfer, This thread has now become about you justifying why Tim is not a scammer vs the other readers of the thread. So far you have brought no solid proof and I can imagine that considering how engaged you are in defending Tim, there must be some personal reason/investment behind this...

What stocks or derivatives would you use to short a possible bubble in higher education (similar to the way some hedge fund managers shorted the housing bubble)?

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-12-05/the-futures-trader-turned-airline-baggage-handler The Futures Trader Turned Airline Baggage Handler As an independent trader at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group’s Chicago headquarters, Bruce Bere exchanged futures contracts. He started...

The option expires this month, so.... yeah. ;)

Yes, legit for himself no doubt with his followers moving the market for him. But could he time penny stocks without them?

Is there an ETF that will track the movements of the VIX exactly, so that one can hold it long-term (ie. value invest) without decay? I think I already know the answer, but wanted to just make sure.

This does not exist. I know what you are thinking, but leverage is essentially credit and needs to be payed for one way or another. The leveraged ETFs have built in decay and do degrade over time. They are meant for trading, not for long-term holding. Leverage without time decay via options...

Yes, but what happened before is that Germany was put under pressure by its neighbors (France, UK) and the US to pay what was considered by many Germans to be unfair war reparations after WWI (Marshall Plan). I find there to be similarities between this and Germany having to support/bail out its...

When the larger parties start to break into smaller fragments it has historically been a warning sign (not a correlation). But here you go: Radical liberalism (extreme multiculturalism), debt bubbles (1929), over-extended social welfare payments, declining traditional values, rising...

This is just like during the 1920s when these types of fragmented political parties started springing up all over the place. We all know what happened next. The writing is on the wall, but I doubt most will see it until it is too late.

Nope, only Timbo is reputable...

Could somebody please briefly outline the requirements and costs associated with going public with a company (even if it is only a pink sheet).