former Tuco traders

Daal · Apr 12, 2008

add the fact these commissions are like what 1% of tucos assets?everything sound like an excuse by a greedy man staring at a pot of gold. I'm constantly emailing this guy letting him know the fact that authorites are being informed, everybody needs to do the same, he will have to give in if we keep at it

briana · Apr 12, 2008

Quote from Daal:

add the fact these commissions are like what 1% of tucos assets?everything sound like an excuse by a greedy man staring at a pot of gold. I'm constantly emailing this guy letting him know the fact that authorites are being informed, everybody needs to do the same, he will have to give in if we keep at it

What "authorities"? The judge who appointed him? The receiver doesn't care about threatening emails. He can't be sued. He's doing nothing illegal. Game over.

His assistant's finger is getting tired of hitting delete at the emails while the receiver is counting money.

5Pillars · Apr 12, 2008

Quote from ratboy88:

probably takes his "team" out for margaritas on the Tuco deposits.

Wez lub ridin onz ze baks ov des badz traaderz gringos!!!!!!!! Ole!!!!!!

ratboy88 · Apr 12, 2008

Quote from bandit:

For those waiting on the cash. By Wednesday this week there may be a "Break in the Case". New info, and the reciever may get a big stick up his AR#$. Stay tunned and keep your fingers crossed. Things just might go our way.

Bandit

Quote from Daal:

add the fact these commissions are like what 1% of tucos assets?everything sound like an excuse by a greedy man staring at a pot of gold. I'm constantly emailing this guy letting him know the fact that authorites are being informed, everybody needs to do the same, he will have to give in if we keep at it

this is great guys.... let us know how we can help you. if we galvanize support we can at the very least stop the theft of some of Tuco trader's assets/property.

please post contacts of who we should "politely" voice our concerns to. everyone please be very respectful in all communications, then come back here and update the rest of us.

all letters should be cc'd to the State AG's office and the California Bar.

monstercat · Apr 13, 2008

i don't know what all are crying about. most people had under 25k with tuco and got huge leverage and knew the risks. so what if you lost your 5-25k deposit. many traders got the use of 50-1 leverage with them for 1-5 years and good rates and made big $. think of your deposit as a franchise fee.so the ones who made millions take your money and go retail. the others that weren't as fortunate move on and get your series 7

ratboy88 · Apr 13, 2008

Quote from monstercat:

i don't know what all are crying about. most people had under 25k with tuco and got huge leverage and knew the risks. so what if you lost your 5-25k deposit. many traders got the use of 50-1 leverage with them for 1-5 years and good rates and made big $. think of your deposit as a franchise fee.so the ones who made millions take your money and go retail. the others that weren't as fortunate move on and get your series 7

monsterdork is real close to going on ignore for being an ignoramus.

monstercat · Apr 13, 2008

everyones beat this subject to a pulp rat ass. it is what it is. everyone knew the risks with uninsured accounts. they get what what they get back and move on and open accounts with series 7 or retail. people with 5-10k should have never been in this game to begin with. my thoughts are unless you have 100-500k
you're grossly udnercapitalized to trade for a living anyway. now rat ass go back to working at mcd and save your cash for about 10 years and come back to trading

ratboy88 · Apr 13, 2008

Quote from monsterTurd:

everyones beat this subject to a pulp rat ass. it is what it is. everyone knew the risks with uninsured accounts. they get what what they get back and move on and open accounts with series 7 or retail. people with 5-10k should have never been in this game to begin with. my thoughts are unless you have 100-500k
you're grossly udnercapitalized to trade for a living anyway. now rat ass go back to working at mcd and save your cash for about 10 years and come back to trading

uninsured accounts? ummm... sipc doesn't protect deposits that are stolen by the SEC and its appointed receiver. why do you enjoy traders losing their deposits so much? what is your angle? you work for a competing firm... how do you benefit from being such a prick?

zdreg · Apr 13, 2008

Quote from ratboy88:

uninsured accounts? ummm... sipc doesn't protect deposits that are stolen by the SEC and its appointed receiver. why do you enjoy traders losing their deposits so much? what is your angle? you work for a competing firm... how do you benefit from being such a prick?

stop whining.

ratboy88 · Apr 13, 2008

Quote from zdreg:

stop whining.

oh yes... the SEC ruins an honest company and now the receiver milks trader's money and i am whining?

zdreg, please put me on ignore if you don't like the truth.