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You could give a struggling trader a specific mandate will they learn to trade there own money.

For example you could tell them to keep 95% of the money in short term low risk spread trades like long qqqq, short a Jan conversion. (Which is equivalent to a short term AAA rated bond). Then with 5% have them buy calls on SPY or QQQQ when the index makes a breakout beyond the 9:45 price.

It doesn't take a genius and you would have better results than some silly mutual fund.
 
Quote from lindq:

LOL. With aggressive options trading you just might make it until 3:45 EST your first day before blowing out. But not likely.:eek:
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There's your answer. Make book on how long, given activity parameters, on how long it will take to lose it. Take the 10% vig. You'll do fine.

I give you 2:5 you don't make it to 3pm.
 
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I have some monies aside...
Not a whole lot, 10K.
I am looking into investing it, but I honestly don't have the time to educate myself about the markets, and i am realizing through what I am reading here, that it's easy for newbies to blow their accounts with their inexperience.

A few trips to the local banks, Ameriprise, and Schwabb shops...and I was very disappointed. They either gave me the impression that I would be ONE among bazillion customers they have.... or worse... felt the need to lecture me about having to be cautious with money, having to purchase life insurance..and I was like.. Fuck that, I am not here for this BS.

So basically, what I would be open to, is finding an independent trader, with a good/proven track record, preferably from the Chicago area... Someone who could be aggressive enough to bring the portfolio from 10 to 50-60 within a month or two.

The person would have control over the portfolio... I am not a nag...and quite frankly, quite busy with my own job...

Compensation is scalable, and negotiable.

Looking for a LT partnership...
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Anything else, how about a trader who also will get your dry cleaning and drop the kids off at school. :p
 
I would be willing to manage and trade your 10K in the Gold, Silver, and FX Markets. If you are serious. Please contact me at your leisure at 845-228-8969 to discuss this oppurtunity my name is Jeremy.
 
anyway OANDA has an FX Manager program. Check it out.
I have homework to do.

Quote from JimmyJam:

It's doable, but the question is why would someone who could produce those types of returns need your money?

They wouldn't.

JJ
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Quote from achsev:

I have some monies aside...
Not a whole lot, 10K.
I am looking into investing it, but I honestly don't have the time to educate myself about the markets, and i am realizing through what I am reading here, that it's easy for newbies to blow their accounts with their inexperience.

A few trips to the local banks, Ameriprise, and Schwabb shops...and I was very disappointed. They either gave me the impression that I would be ONE among bazillion customers they have.... or worse... felt the need to lecture me about having to be cautious with money, having to purchase life insurance..and I was like.. Fuck that, I am not here for this BS.

So basically, what I would be open to, is finding an independent trader, with a good/proven track record, preferably from the Chicago area... Someone who could be aggressive enough to bring the portfolio from 10 to 50-60 within a month or two.

The person would have control over the portfolio... I am not a nag...and quite frankly, quite busy with my own job...

Compensation is scalable, and negotiable.

Looking for a LT partnership...
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Are you fine with losing those 10K? B/C the only way you are able to make that amount of % in a month or two, is by taking considerable amount of risk.
 
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Are you fine with losing those 10K? B/C the only way you are able to make that amount of % in a month or two, is by taking considerable amount of risk.
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Exactly. I know of one trader that has proven he could take an account 200% in one month, at the risk of losing it all.
Interested ? PM me.
 
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