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From another thread here. Average 57% annually with public filings and certified audits. Very - very smart folks with lots of expensive talent and technology.
So Peak6 is really a combo PE/Fintech/MM firm. They own Apex, for example, which I clear through and is a great firm, but their revenue doesn't come from their own prop trading. They also have a company the runs the software behind flood insurance, and a bunch of other cats and dogs in addition to their MM operation. That 57% didn't come from trading public equities, and as you mentioned certainly not trading them at a retail level. It's certainly reasonable to get consistent 57% plus returns on money invested in an operating business or even in PE investments, there are thousands of folks who have accomplished that, heck even I've been able to pull that off for two separate companies over the last decade. That's a completely different universe from a punter trading options or stocks as is being discussed here. Trading is fun to me because it's challenging, but it's not nearly as easy a way to consistently make money as starting a business.https://www.thelookinglass.com/fear...KMNwmPgCG4kxm8NEUhWZLsoaCd5phpVKtL4U1tyR1TsZs
From another thread here. Average 57% annually with public filings and certified audits. Very - very smart folks with lots of expensive talent and technology.