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get your ass off your portfolio and trade for a living. the US economy is in turning point and this cannot continue witout major changesa and it aint good the dramatic 'crash' in the US dollar really tells the story about the economy. gov't keeps borrowing and spending money it cannot...

GREED and FEAR is the ultimate FORCE in the market.. majority of the time the market is flat and no direction, no volume, just some traders flipping burgers intra-day with each other..nothing is produced...even the price is wrong....

you gain nothing. zero sum gain. reality is inflation has increased but wages have not. so it sucks.

these funds must be long equities anyways most traders at elite trader don't give a damn about market opinions or positions from hedge funds or even investors. i mean if you are daytrading and trading for days, these things or fundamnetals don't matter.

these hedge funds make their money by 'solicitiing' funds from wealthy market players. these hedge fund 'investors' or players the fund is just trading firms or funds....it's not investing if you are getting 50% returns per year. they make money or higher returns like 25% and above on...

there is just more demand from countries like India and mostly China. plus you have depleting oil reserves. less supply and more demand plus stronger currencies...you have perfect storm...and low interest rates. What is the FED thinking.....

you sound like fund manager or portfolio trader which is useless for daytraders or swing traders with time frame of days only.

LLC firms that ask for deposit from the public are not regulated and have no license to have such a business. SEC is investigating them it's a buyer beware at this time. no recourse if firm close shop. they aren't regulated like brokers and banks.

a broker/financial advisor has clients and clients pay premium commissions for trades and advice. A trader just trades for profit and has no clients.

I guess if you are doing inside trading or any front running , you don't want the data are trade to be made public. These dark pools are transactions maybe outside of SEC jurisdiction. I may be wrong. These are public companies so all transactions need to be made public.

it doesn't work that way. it's margin calls that is usually why it's liquidated. market makers can short naked if they want and some brokers increase their margins intra-day an overnight and can change it.

$25,000 is more than enough if you are just 'daytrading' professionals prop traders only have $5000 deposit or $10,000 if you have 10:1 20:1 intra-day leverage.

SEC margin rules appies to long and short positions.

it's only illegal if the troubles are not true.a nd would be spreading misleading information if it's true then why should it be illegal..it's listener beware. buyer beware,.....nobody told these shareholders to own shaers and shareholders wouild no better than anyone e

never hear of them till the sponsor or ad here. there aren't that many reputabl prop trading firms that let you trade without any rules or require a $5000 CASH deposit. bright trading requires a $25,000 CASH deposit whicgh is too much just to daytrade and deposit into a somebody private...

prop trading is the only way to go if you don't have $10,000 CASH or $25,000 CASH to deposit to the RETAIL BROKER. Other than that forex. you'll at least $5000 or $10,000 preferred for draw downs to trade futures to make it worth your time. Prop firms wouldn't need to aks for $5000...

anyone traded or have any experience with nevis trading. they are a sponsor at elite trader

these investment bankers lost so much money for their hedge fund, bank, in their investment they got fired. no more money to burn or give to fraudsters.

it's no realistic if you don't know how to trade. the fact that you even ask tells me you have no live real experience. paper trade first before quitting your dayjob or let somebody else trade for you like professional trader.

Oil at $600/barrel is a bubble all else being equal. this isn't even a pump