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Sometimes being at the right place at the right time is all it takes. I know that has happened a number of times for me, and where it not for those few "lucky breaks" I put myself in position to take advantage of I cant imagine where I'd be right now. My first big break came because I agreed to an interview of traders for what turned out to be Innerworth. It turns out that the person backing the project had been a very successful fund manager for some time and when he listened to my interview he wanted to give me a chance to manage money. Thats all I'd wanted all my life, one chance..so what did I do....I pissed my pants and didnt make any money. Did not really lose any, but I was not willing to step up to the place when the right ball was thrown. He was gracious in closing the account, but it proved a very valuable lesson even in that failure.
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That's been my experience too! We'll see if this turns out to be one of those moments. Keep me in mind. And feel well.

DD
 
Brandon, if you would like I could get everyone's email address so we can contact them around April 2? Let me know if I can help.

BTW, thank you for doing this, very much appreciated.
 
Quote from pavlov0032:

Hi Brandonf!

2 more people in your group will make it a nice, round number!

Unless the group is 100 people I doubt that it can hurt itself- there too much liquidity in the stock market to worry about that!

If you add me I promise I would not ask too many questions and inundate you with clarifications!


Thanks!

Alex
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There is less liquidity than you might think. As I've said I manage a low 8 figure account, but the average stock I get involved with trades well under 100k shares per day, so it can get trickity.
 
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There is less liquidity than you might think. As I've said I manage a low 8 figure account, but the average stock I get involved with trades well under 100k shares per day, so it can get trickity.
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Would it be possible for unlucky few outsiders to somehow learn the techniques without trading the stock?

perhaps you could post your ideas here and we ca learn what you do without influencing thinly traded stocks..
 
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Would it be possible for unlucky few outsiders to somehow learn the techniques without trading the stock?

perhaps you could post your ideas here and we ca learn what you do without influencing thinly traded stocks..
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The people I mentor will get all the basics, all the foundations. From there they will develop it out in a manner that works for them. I wont go into too much depth with anyone on the exact criteria I use for picking the low market cap, low volume stocks, except to say that its all available in public forums and in books such as The Hedge Fund Edge, Peter Lynch's books and any number of other places.
 
Firstly, I wish great success to all those lucky guys. Secondly, this act is just proving your generous heart, it doesn't have a counter-argument to another thread because...

1. The fact you didn't charge them, show that you really have a good skill to trade stocks, meaning that you make a living by trading stock, not from subscription/mentor fee.
2. The others guru who charge, they probably didn't have the good skill to trade stocks, meaning that they make a living with subscription fee, not from trading stock.

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This is in response to another thread who's premise was you will not make any money following a "guru" or from a mentor who charges you money.
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Quote from eagle:

Firstly, I wish great success to all those lucky guys. Secondly, this act is just proving your generous heart, it doesn't have a counter-argument to another thread because...

1. The fact you didn't charge them, show that you really have a good skill to trade stocks, meaning that you make a living by trading stock, not from subscription/mentor fee.
2. The others guru who charge, they probably didn't have the good skill to trade stocks, meaning that they make a living with subscription fee, not from trading stock.
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At this point I could certainly use the extra money. As I stated earlier I'm just lucky enough to not have insurance. So, while I've been paying for all of my medical needs all that good stuff, it does not leave much for other things. Funny story, some fund raising lady at the University of Iowa said they noticed I was paying cash and was not getting any kind of discount, so I must be a person of some means. She asks me if Id like to donate a "small amount" like $100,000 or so to the Hospitals research. I got a free diner and good laugh out of it. I was like, Ive already donated close to a million lady, what more do you want from me?
 
I assume that since you've already been diagnosed etc that there are no health insurers who will touch you at this point. Seems like there should be some kind of way around that problem...just a thought..
 
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I assume that since you've already been diagnosed etc that there are no health insurers who will touch you at this point. Seems like there should be some kind of way around that problem...just a thought..
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Its really my own fault. I could have had insurance years ago but was too stuburn. I've issues with migraines for years and all the insurance companies kept coming back saying they would cover anything but migraine. My response was look ya jerks, the only thing I need to see the doctor for is migraines, so Im not gonna get the stupid policy. Biggest mistake of my life. There are a lot of different social outlets and programs that would help me, but at this point Im still solvent and would feel guilty taking advantage of it when I know there are others in as much need as me with many fewer resourses available to them.
 
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