Building a live account - $1,000 to more than $3,000,000 in 30 years

Performance for the week ended 29 July 2012: +5.41%

Opening equity: $3,597.71
Deposits/(Withdrawals): $0
Gains/(Losses): $194.62
Closing equity: $3,792.33

Note: As additional money may be added to the live account from time to time, the measure of success for "Building a live account - $1,000 to more than $3,000,000 in 30 years" will be the Value Added Monthly Index (“VAMI”) which tracks the growth of the initial $1,000 deposit.

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Performance for the week ended 5 August 2012: <font color="red">-11.87%</font>

Opening equity: $3,792.33
Deposits/(Withdrawals): $0
Gains/(Losses): <font color="red">$(450.07)</font>
Closing equity: $3,342.26

Note: As additional money may be added to the live account from time to time, the measure of success for "Building a live account - $1,000 to more than $3,000,000 in 30 years" will be the Value Added Monthly Index (“VAMI”) which tracks the growth of the initial $1,000 deposit.

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Performance for the week ended 12 August 2012: <font color="red">-7.52%</font>

Opening equity: $3,342.26
Deposits/(Withdrawals): $0
Gains/(Losses): <font color="red">$(251.46)</font>
Closing equity: $3,090.80

Note: As additional money may be added to the live account from time to time, the measure of success for "Building a live account - $1,000 to more than $3,000,000 in 30 years" will be the Value Added Monthly Index (“VAMI”) which tracks the growth of the initial $1,000 deposit.

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For the love of god your making less than minimum wage. Look at options weeklys you can plunk down 500 or 900 and get a sizeable return. Like several thousand
 
Performance for the week ended 19 August 2012: <font color="red">-9.70%</font>

Opening equity: $3,090.80
Deposits/(Withdrawals): $0
Gains/(Losses): <font color="red">$(299.87)</font>
Closing equity: $2,790.93

Note: As additional money may be added to the live account from time to time, the measure of success for "Building a live account - $1,000 to more than $3,000,000 in 30 years" will be the Value Added Monthly Index (“VAMI”) which tracks the growth of the initial $1,000 deposit.

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Performance for the week ended 26 August 2012: <font color="red">-1.93%</font>

Opening VAMI: $1292
Gains/(Losses): <font color="red">$(25)</font>
Closing VAMI: $1267

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Quote from jplazard:

For the love of god your making less than minimum wage. Look at options weeklys you can plunk down 500 or 900 and get a sizeable return. Like several thousand
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Hey bro, you trade weekly options!?
 
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