100k to 2,800,000 Since April 2nd (including 2 Million in 2 Days) - Of THIS YEAR!

[99atlantic]

<- not impressed

I've found from most that paper trading is the worst thing you can do for a financial education on so many levels.

 

[chauncey1]

Yea, nice numbers.

But who will risk more than 100% of the account in order to get this kind of profits?. That's gambling rather than trading, this kind of stuff only feeds the stupid "american dream -in trading" where "average joe" believes this kind of profits can be made and they end with their accounts screwed.

 

[stock777]

This kid is a genius.

I hope he comes to ET , we have so many bad traders , we need someone like him.

 

[stock777]

If he was really smart, he'd include a few exactas and triples from the Big A in his portfolio daily.

Run that sucker to 1 billion in no time.

 

[good one]

Quote from stock777:

If he was really smart, he'd include a few exactas and triples from the Big A in his portfolio daily.

Run that sucker to 1 billion in no time.

if he was smart he would have put all that money into risk free and started marketting/selling a news letter to "thestreet" crowd

 

[Lights]

paul tudor jones went all in fully maxed leverage in 1987.

Quote from chauncey1:

Yea, nice numbers.

But who will risk more than 100% of the account in order to get this kind of profits?. That's gambling rather than trading, this kind of stuff only feeds the stupid "american dream -in trading" where "average joe" believes this kind of profits can be made and they end with their accounts screwed.

 

[Lights]

btw, this is why the street always rewards balls. Reason Brian Hunter still in the biz (that another discussion, but anyway..). There is a fascination towards large quick gains. If the odds are 70% that you can double ur money in a year, you'll be amazed at the # of investors will risk losing big to get that probability. Almost anyone can make low steady consistent profits by reading a few books. There is a large pool of investors who are not intersted in that.

Quote from chauncey1:

Yea, nice numbers.

But who will risk more than 100% of the account in order to get this kind of profits?. That's gambling rather than trading, this kind of stuff only feeds the stupid "american dream -in trading" where "average joe" believes this kind of profits can be made and they end with their accounts screwed.

 

[FXTraderWill]

Quote from Lights:

btw, this is why the street always rewards balls. Reason Brian Hunter still in the biz (that another discussion, but anyway..). There is a fascination towards large quick gains. If the odds are 70% that you can double ur money in a year, you'll be amazed at the # of investors will risk losing big to get that probability. Almost anyone can make low steady consistent profits by reading a few books. There is a large pool of investors who are not intersted in that.

Show me what books will teach me to make low, steady, consistent profits.

 

[marketsurfer]

Quote from Lights:

paul tudor jones went all in fully maxed leverage in 1987.

wonder if would have been working at best buy, had that not worked?

surf

 

[Mr. Moneypenny]

WAL*MART should have been the better workplace.