What does "Annualized Return 0.42" for the 5th mean? Is this just 0.42% p.a.?
Yup. It's also 12,340% compounded return
Is what valckrie claims possible?
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Yup. It's also 12,340% compounded return
Nope, the 0.42 means 42% p.a. See the Update in my previous posting.Yup. It's also 12,340% compounded return
According to my research, using options theoretically upto 160% per month is very well possible with a margin account (based on scanner results as of today's market data).Nobody there is making 100% a month but that would be the dream
And this is even w/o counting the 2x leverage a standard margin account normally offers.
With a cash account only about half of it, 70% to 80% max per month is doable.
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Thanks. I knew it.
Still the most impressive account.
Not sure if the other ones will be able to catch up.
This guy has gone the farthest !
Not the quickest. But he's on the moon.
Nobody there is making 100% a month but that would be the dream
None that *you* know
What is the minimum per month that you personally would find acceptable after one year?Nobody there is making 100% a month but that would be the dream
I think so.
With those kind of returns you can really get rich from a tiny account.
I guess I would need to make at least close to %50 to make it worth for me