100% Return In 9 Trading Days!!!!

Originally posted by permabull


I don't know much about options, but I do know that buying options is an easy way to lose money from premiums. So rather than roll over to the next month, I'll take delivery of the stock on expiration. To protect myself against any nasty fall tomorrow, I'll sell my stocks tonight.

I'm hoping we get one more up day tomorrow, because then I will also sell my futures as some have mentioned them to be too risky.

So by tomorrows close, I will be out of all options and futures, and be left with only stock.
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Interesting idea! Why don't you write a few options instead? That way you will have taken out even more cash, and only a miniscule portion of your investment will remain at risk, right?
 
Originally posted by permabull
i think thats too advanced for me at this point. I don't have any experience with it or how to do it properly.
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Can you certify under penalty of perjury that this thread is not a hoax?
 
Originally posted by stock777
Congrats Permabull, you have found the Holy Grail.

Since no one else on Elite doubled thier accounts last month they are all jealous.

When you double it again, start another thread, so we can do this again.
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I don't think I've found the Holy Grail as I probably couldn't duplicate this again, unless of course, I don't sell this week, and next week is up big again.

I think the Holy Grail is hidden in the phrase "Buy and HOLD, or stop out"

I think the holding the winners is the holy grail. And letting go of the losers.

My friend told me the right time to buy, but if it wasn't for me holding until the profits were so outrageous, I jsut had to cash in, then it would have been a small win. And next time the entry might not be so good, and then the stop loss would be equal to my wins, and I wouldn't make anything.

So, i think I have found the holy grail. It's Buy and HOLD, or stop out.
 
Lobster, of course i can't... if I did, one little thing I say wrong could land me in jail.

Who would be willing to sentence themselves to that kind of punishment?
 
If you don't know what you're doing take all your profits and capital, stop now, and consider yourself lucky you didn't lose just as big.
 
Originally posted by permabull
My broker friend is pretty savy. He uses fundamentals and what he calls "market internals" plus he has connections so he knows about some big order flow. I've asked him about why he doesn't just invest his own money, but he likes the steady income he gets as a broker, and he likes helping people.
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I didn't know that there is any charity activities in the financial markets...

Sell everything, enjoy the money and buy some books on trading and the financial markets. Then you know at least what you are talking about...
 
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