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If you want to do it the right way, you need to be able to provide proof via brokerage statements that you are profitable with your methods. Anybody can make calls, but only a few can back up their claims and calls with actual statements. If you can do that, you will be in the top 2% of all...

The original thread is now back online: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/has-anybody-got-paid-from-nevis-trading.306923/ It turns out I was smarter than I realized. :fistbump::D

One thing that is still confusing for me is that I only knew Chris and Jeff from their association with JC Trading group and later on Nevis Trading. Nowhere in the news link above do they even mention Nevis Trading. It only mentions Nonko Trading, which I never even heard of before until the...

Yeah, in retrospect, I should have left it up but that's pure hindsight. They both lied to me by saying repeatedly that they had nothing whatsoever to do with any fraudulent activity. I was told that Naris Chamroonrat was the person responsible and that's why he was the only one who got arrested...

Do you have a link to that news somewhere?

Lately I've been keeping my rep range on the high side, as in 15 - 20 reps per set. With a rep range like that, I don't really feel I need to warm up at all. The only exception is on leg day. My knees are definitely my weakest point, so I like to do a few sets of leg extensions to warm up my...

Here's the Amazon link for it:

They push penny stocks because it takes so little volume to move them. If they make a call to go long, that stock will move up just from a few subscribers jumping in so that instant move up makes them look like genius rockstars.

I screwed up because I did not explicitly state that demand for gold and silver also needed to be present along with the limited supply for there to be dramatically increased value above and beyond metals that basically have much greater supply. I thought that the fact that there's constant...

What I'm saying now is the same as what I've said all along. If you need to put a label on it to validate what I'm saying, then that's fine with me.

I'm not exactly sure why you keep misstating what I said in my prior post. I never said limited supply was the only factor. I never said that demand wasn't important. So once again, I'm going to repost what I said so you'll stop misquoting me: "Limited supply is only one piece of the puzzle. A...

I agree with the thread starter. The fact that IB can't produce a split-adjusted chart is just ridiculous. We're not talking about some uber-advanced feature here.

No, I wasn't talking about the metals comparison to cryptos. I was talking about the metals comparison of gold vs. brass and silver vs. steel. So in other words, if you have a 1000 people who want a certain amount of gold and another 1000 people that want that exact same amount of brass, then...

I didn't write it above but my metals comparison was assuming identical demand for the sake of argument.

I'm in support of any crypto that has a valid worldwide use. It's just that I don't see much else out there that's solving any problem that fiat currency or BTC can't already handle.

Yes, exactly.

This is where you are confused. There is no "one who controls". It's ran by the public so the whole thing is decentralized. There's no one person who can increase the supply of bitcoin. Having a marketplace full of various cryptos that have no use whatsoever might impact the demand for...

No, I'm not saying that. Limited supply is only one piece of the puzzle. A crypto must have an actual use in order the create the demand for the limited supply. Bitcoin's primary use is the buying and selling of drugs online. The reason why most of the other cryptos have failed to gain any...

If you polish a piece of brass you can make it look almost identical to yellow gold. If you polish a piece of steel you can make it look almost identical to silver. Yet gold is more valuable than brass. And silver is more valuable than steel. The answer to the question is simple. Limited...

You're just making up that statement out of thin air and then believing it to be true. That's because the 99% have no use. But that has nothing to do with whether they are backed by something or not. And why do you think precious metals are coveted? Specifically, what makes gold or silver more...