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Thanks, that's nice. Do you have a name of the painting? :confused:

Trendlines? :D

For the average of their returns, "hedge funds becoming more like mutual funds"? Probably yes. For the range of their returns among funds, I wouldn't think so. :confused: Statistics! :D

Then there would be a same code something like "102JS" to be associated with each of you aliases. :D

Of course you are allowed to do that for multiple aliases, however others would know that easily, as the first three digits of card number and the initials of firstname and surname could be displayed. :confused:

As nothing would be perfect, perhaps consider requiring all and each member wanting to post on ET to re-register according to details on credit cards, probably charging a minimum fee (say USD1.00) once off. No re-registration is required if no posting. :confused:

Perhaps the broker shouldn't be instructed to transfer the client's money by sending it to a third party, as this way is far too unsafe. And the broket shouldn't even follow this kind of instructions that could be issued by someone else, rather than the actual client. Perhaps the e-mail...

One possibility is the above problem that the funds sent was in the name of your broker (simply IB's standard procedures) since your client HAD not opened any account (under the client's name) yet when sending funds; and perhaps now IB is awaiting the broker to open an account under the broker's...

Perhaps you may do your own homework by analysing and comparing the performance against other managers specialising in Forex in the IASG database (There are more than 30, I guess) here: http://www.iasg.com/mainframe.asp? http://www.iasg.com/intro.asp :confused:

Very often, a computer doesn't need any rest. :confused:

That's true. But, at least I usually do feel another inch closer each time. :cool:

Whether the return is before or after fees (what %?)? Maximum drawdown? Margin/ Equity ratio? Trading strategy/ style? Etc. :confused:

Hi Sam, would you please let us know your idea when putting in how much time (and the hours) is considered not trading too much time? Thanks! :)

Oh yes, thanks. :)

No, of course not. It's not necessarily, as it's mandatory. :confused: :D

You know you'll be getting there a little bit later. :) Not me, probably someone else. I'll look it up later.

Aaron, as it seems to me, if your fund's performance has been fairly uncorrelated to so many others, based on this years' results that could be a very strong selling point, perhaps Today would be the proper timing to attract more capital switching to under your management. :cool:

Aaron, congratulations to your April's profitable result, which is great while so many others have been down so much this year. :)

"Most important factor for success in FX" http://www2.oanda.com/cgi-bin/msgboard/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=16;t=004012;p=1#000005 :confused:

My 2 cents here: I believe an understanding of what the above means is THE single most important element in trading to making leap progress as a great profitable trader -- assuming what they mean is what I think they mean. :) :D