The image isn't from google. Nearly every owner charter their boats out, I don't get your point.
Are you now suggesting that the owner of that boat has any connection to Octane Holdings?
The image isn't from google. Nearly every owner charter their boats out, I don't get your point.
Are you now suggesting that the owner of that boat has anything to do with Octane Holdings?
I'm not suggesting anything--- just making a point that chartered boats are generally not owned by charter companies as you implied.
5%....
Dude, if you didn't get that my worship of Karen is a parody of that Imbecile worshipping VN, then I can't help you.
On the other hand, I do understand your jealousy, a grandma outtrading and outearning you with an inferior strategy, but hey such is life....
Ok, so why did you post the pic of the boat?
Another high profile HF manager, Paul Tudor Jones, is closing his managed futures fund. Interesting blog article takes the point of view that he did not blow up in some spectacular climax but went into a drawdown from peak that spooked investors.
http://managed-futures-blog.attaincapital.com/2014/03/31/what-a-hedge-fund-failure-looks-like/
It was coincidental that I took that picture and ran across the boat around the same time as VN's implosion. I am unaware who the owner actually is---do you know for certain that it isn't OH's boat?

Interesting article. What would be very interesting to me would be an overlay of HFT trading percentage (average order size, average hold time) versus the profitability of large hedge funds. So many people have stated that there is no effect on large sophisticated Hedge Funds. As average order trade size decreased, hold time decreased, large orders got whacked with much larger fees relatively speaking. No wonder GS is on the war path.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-04-13/cme-sued-giving-high-frequency-traders-peek-market-2007
It was coincidental that I took that picture and ran across the boat around the same time as VN's implosion. I am unaware who the owner actually is---do you know for certain that it isn't OH's boat?
Another high profile HF manager, Paul Tudor Jones, is closing his managed futures fund. Interesting blog article takes the point of view that he did not blow up in some spectacular climax but went into a drawdown from peak that spooked investors.
http://managed-futures-blog.attaincapital.com/2014/03/31/what-a-hedge-fund-failure-looks-like/