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Only on Elite Trader does someone with a seven figure account get lectured by someone with a $10,000 account. You are not a Pretender just a Dreamer. Mtrader is the Pretender. I wish you the best of luck. Someday I hope after more repeated failures you can set about developing a realistic...

Case closed! Notice how you avoided my challenge. I doubt you even have a trading account. I make hundreds of trades annually so I believe that qualifies me as a trader and not an investor. Edit: My bad, thought I was responding to the Pretender Mtrader.

You confirmed my suspicions about you. I would gladly send my most recent statement to Baron if you would do likewise. Like me, I am sure you trade a seven figure account since you make such ridiculous claims. It took me a long time to reach seven figures and I sure didn't do it by 1% per day...

Review my past posts, there aren't that many. Unlike you I don't make any ridiculous claims of trading success or even mention my performance.

He is not a troll just a Pretender. They come and go on this forum. They create this trading persona pretending they are successful traders. Then they get real offended when you ask them to prove it and give you 1001 reasons why they can't. Jack Hershey among many others was a master at it...

Do these threads never end? Unrealistic trading goals lead to failure. Best to just try to be profitable and compound your account over time.

Correct me if I am wrong but I thought this was a no-no (NFA or CFTC) to solicit as you have done above. Also being 72/73 years old shouldn't you be retired and enjoying life? After all, with your claimed returns you must have made millions upon millions in your younger years as a trader...

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/real-world-trading-performance-of-the-ctas-and-hedge-funds.301883/

http://www.barrons.com/public/page/9_0210-hedgefundperformance_march-hedgefundperformance.html I sure don't see 1% per day and 20% to 30% per month or even 50% per annum over the long term ala five years. Note the three and five year returns are total not annualized. The first page that comes...

What you are looking for is totally unrealistic. But if you must make sure you find someone that has 3 to 4 years (preferably longer) of real money trading results that meets your requirements. Settle for nothing less than real money statements and not for a few months or a year. Did you do...

Yeah right. Show me anyone with documented real money results that has earned 50% annually on a consistent basis with an account over $500,000.

The only constant here are the Dream Merchants and their shills. The reason so many fail is due to unrealistic expectations in their search for easy money - 20%, 30% per month, 1% daily.

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/comp19064.pdf

No, as you can see from my posting history don't spend morning, noon, and night on trading forums. I see from the volume of your posts that you are professional Internet poster. That's sad but you are hardly alone there.

If that is true, then my apologies to JH.

Anyone with any market sense knows JH is a Pretender. He is like the rest of the Pretenders who market holy grail systems and courses. Their greatest marketing tool is something none of them possess and that is a multi-year real money trading record of success. This screenshot of a day or...

The Master of unsubstantiated trading claims with real money has spoken!!

I deleted my previous posts on Jack H because it's Christmas Eve so why get into a spitting match. Let's just say I prefer those who have a documented multi-year record of trading success with real money.

>>>>>Finally, I saw that Linda Bradford Raschke presented webinars there and she is a decades-long consistently profitable trader and money manager.<<<< Could someone point me to a long term documented track record? Maybe one of the tracking services for money managers or CTAs? Not trying...

Stay as far away from Joe Ross as you can. Back in the days before the Internet there was Club 3000. From that bi-weekly newsletter it was discussed how Joe Ross learned how to trade from that guy in the cowboy hat who was an omnipotent promoter himself back in the days. Can't recall the...