Quote from TRYKtrading:
i'm not proposing anything. but most if most prop traders lose money, and even more retail investors are left twisting in the dust of billionaires manipulating the markets with nominal time disclosures, then it seems to me something has to change.
jim cramer may have appointed himself robin hood of wall street forest, but he knows better than anyone the little guy has little or no impact on the markets as a whole. he's an entertainer now. enough said.
and saying any decent prop trader wouldn't love the chance to be part of something bigger with more impact with the potential to go from a couple hundred grand a year to a couple hundred million by rocking the foundations of the establishment that snubs them for not having ivy league pedigrees, then i doubt you know what being a prop trader is really about.
i think you missed the point of this post entirely. half was idealistic, the other half a lark.
you don't have to follow anyone and neither do i. chase your red herrings at your own risk, because if there were 300 great prop traders in the world with balls enough to form such a group, my first target would be to wipe out warren buffett and his greenmailing buddies, and with you following in his wake, you'd be left rotting like so much bait on the deck of my ship.
i'd take a thousand hungry sharks who can do the math in their heads over one arrogant old elephant any day.
you want to play this game by the old rules, fine, but i'm here to win and win, i will.
rb.