Another idea by cm69

Trading with no money.....what?

yes, that's right, and heres how it works:

1. Someone, lets call him "john" calls me up and says "I wanna buy x # of shares of xyz)

2. I buy his shares at market price unless otherwise stated using MY money

3. I hold for a fixed length of time (lets say 3 months max).

4 When it comes time to sell either by john calling and wanting to exit his position or time on the trade has expired, I sell at market or a specific price.

5. Now say john wanted to buy 1200 shares of rimm @ 151 and sold at 154.20 .. he made 3,840 , and I get 20% (768.00). If he lost, he ows me the full amt of the loss, plus 20%.

6. Just like a broker I make $ either way, and john gets what he wants because he doesnt have to put any money down, but he'll pay out the ass for any losses :p .

7. Bets cannot be larger than their home value.



cm
 
A cross between a bookie and a broker. A brokie.

I like it. Get some muscle behind you and I'd say you got a plan.
 
Quote from Steve Tvardek:

If he loses, whats gonna obligate him to pay you anything? Seems like he can just walk away and stick you with the loss.

A contract will be signed. Probably something like a credit card charge to his account..or a lien on his house to cover the loss.
 
Quote from cashmoney69:

A contract will be signed. Probably something like a credit card charge to his account..or a lien on his house to cover the loss.

a contract??

that's illegal at least in a country that abides to the rule of law. lol.
 
Quote from asap:

a contract??

that's illegal at least in a country that abides to the rule of law. lol.

Hows this illegal... Back during Katrina, we formed a contract with our tenants on a blank sheet of paper describing the rules and conditions..they signed it too.
 
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