Managing Funds for a Living
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I bet if those futures trades had gone the other way you would be tooting your own horn about how smart you are.
Shows us where you posted in advance of those major losing trades that you were no longer serious and just messing around with your C2 account.
Why then shouldn't a potential subscriber hold those trades against you? You get to exclude any negative past results but hype any positive ones? Its called accountability.
It would be one thing if you just gave up on C2 altogether but that isn't what you did - you simply closed the failed system that was supposed to track your long-term performance and then started up a bunch new systems.
We are coming up on a year anniversary for this thread where the first post states "What we have is very consistent, comparibly low risk approach to exponential growth that launches into the stratosphere in a very short while."
There has been no exponential growth, no launch into the stratosphere. Tell me again who is the liar here?
We held CSIQ thru its earnings release before the open, because it was already so deep ITM (in-the-money). Now that the earnings have confirmed its stellar fundamentals with a 7+ point pop (and with the option premium now deflated) we are closing this position to "lock in the gain".
It will allow for us to put the cash to work for us <i>harder</i> into another high-yielding covered call candidate.
<b>Tuesday, May 13, 2008
11:15 am EST
Bought (1) CSIQ May 30 (GQAEF) call option contract at $13.10 (ask).
Sold 100 shares of CSIQ (Canadian Solar, Inc.) at $43.00 (bid).</b>
<i>We made 10.4% in just 3 weeks.</i>
pS
It will allow for us to put the cash to work for us <i>harder</i> into another high-yielding covered call candidate.
<b>Tuesday, May 13, 2008
11:15 am EST
Bought (1) CSIQ May 30 (GQAEF) call option contract at $13.10 (ask).
Sold 100 shares of CSIQ (Canadian Solar, Inc.) at $43.00 (bid).</b>
<i>We made 10.4% in just 3 weeks.</i>
pS
<b>Tuesday, May 13, 2008
1:50 pm EST
Bought 100 shares of LDK (LDK Solar Co.Ltd.) at $35.90 (ask).
Sold (1) LDK Jun 35 (LDKFG) call option contract at $3.55 (bid).
Stop Loss: $32.40
Bought 200 shares of OSTK (Overstock.com, Inc.) at $21.20 (ask).
Sold (1) OSTK Jun 20 (QKTFD) call option contract at $2.65 (bid).
Stop Loss: $18.55
Sold (1) OSTK Jun 22.5 (QKTFX) call option contract at $1.60 (bid).
Stop Loss: $19.60</b>
pS
1:50 pm EST
Bought 100 shares of LDK (LDK Solar Co.Ltd.) at $35.90 (ask).
Sold (1) LDK Jun 35 (LDKFG) call option contract at $3.55 (bid).
Stop Loss: $32.40
Bought 200 shares of OSTK (Overstock.com, Inc.) at $21.20 (ask).
Sold (1) OSTK Jun 20 (QKTFD) call option contract at $2.65 (bid).
Stop Loss: $18.55
Sold (1) OSTK Jun 22.5 (QKTFX) call option contract at $1.60 (bid).
Stop Loss: $19.60</b>
pS
OK - so this one is for Collective2 forum members (we hope to soon be able to post pics there, too) to analyze.
The above pic is an interactive chart (capability at C2) that compares one of my systems - the highest performer - versus all of the "top" representives referred to as "best" for Futures.
And now this represents a comparison of two of my systems - best (dotted green) and worst (red, which is currently offered for FREE) - as compared to what are the most powerful of ALL systems at Collective2.
pS
PS No actual names are issued in this thread as it is for study/discussion - not marketing purposes (well at least entirely). We all know good-excellent systems will sell themselves!
The above pic is an interactive chart (capability at C2) that compares one of my systems - the highest performer - versus all of the "top" representives referred to as "best" for Futures.
And now this represents a comparison of two of my systems - best (dotted green) and worst (red, which is currently offered for FREE) - as compared to what are the most powerful of ALL systems at Collective2.
pS
PS No actual names are issued in this thread as it is for study/discussion - not marketing purposes (well at least entirely). We all know good-excellent systems will sell themselves!
Funny, I'm pretty sure that these two systems of your are the worst:
http://www.collective2.com/cgi-perl/systems.mpl?want=publicdetails&systemid=29417555
http://www.collective2.com/cgi-perl/systems.mpl?want=publicdetails&systemid=29594253
Why did you exclude them?
Oh that's right, you ignore those system where you blew out your account...got to focus on the positive, sweep those dirty little secrets under the rug.
GTS:
What is your problem? No one is sweeping anything under the rug but your conflicted issues. C2 does not allow for any past systems to go away, so they are there for all to view.
I am open with exactly what these are about, but you just don't get it. You are a sorry, sad man and it is too bad you feel like coming here and venting your frustration and polluting this ongoing study/discussion to the merits I propose.
THE SYSTEMS YOU ARE BENT TO HIGHLIGHT ARE CLOSED SYSTEMS and of course not going to be continually discussed.
The (7) systems I am discussing utilize various equity e-mini instruments with different levels of margin or leverage. Appropriately these went from short to long very near the exact bottom to this correction and they are all nearing 3 months since inception.
It has been 1 year since I first began posting at ET on this thread and yes losses were minimized with my covered call strategy during (3) corrections and with this evolving uptrend we are targeting 50% (CC Fund) and nearly 200% in my futures traded fund.
If you can't read into the facts that I initially proposed to now complete: launching into the stratosphere it is not my problem. A high annual average and contained losses is what I proposed and am doing and is exactly what will give an investment fund a 50%+ annual average.
That is launching into the stratosphere in a very short while. Duh!
Now take your antics back to the mental ward where they belong - stirring up hatred and jealousies within your head! ENOUGH OF YOU!! You are slime.
Gilbert aka Paysense
What is your problem? No one is sweeping anything under the rug but your conflicted issues. C2 does not allow for any past systems to go away, so they are there for all to view.
I am open with exactly what these are about, but you just don't get it. You are a sorry, sad man and it is too bad you feel like coming here and venting your frustration and polluting this ongoing study/discussion to the merits I propose.
THE SYSTEMS YOU ARE BENT TO HIGHLIGHT ARE CLOSED SYSTEMS and of course not going to be continually discussed.
The (7) systems I am discussing utilize various equity e-mini instruments with different levels of margin or leverage. Appropriately these went from short to long very near the exact bottom to this correction and they are all nearing 3 months since inception.
It has been 1 year since I first began posting at ET on this thread and yes losses were minimized with my covered call strategy during (3) corrections and with this evolving uptrend we are targeting 50% (CC Fund) and nearly 200% in my futures traded fund.
If you can't read into the facts that I initially proposed to now complete: launching into the stratosphere it is not my problem. A high annual average and contained losses is what I proposed and am doing and is exactly what will give an investment fund a 50%+ annual average.
That is launching into the stratosphere in a very short while. Duh!
Now take your antics back to the mental ward where they belong - stirring up hatred and jealousies within your head! ENOUGH OF YOU!! You are slime.
Gilbert aka Paysense
I guess you lied when you said you were done with me, eh?
Sorry man but when you go to C2 to build a track record you have to live with the record - you don't get to recreate yourself every 3 months from scratch with a new system that is guaranteed to outperform everything else out there (just like you said about your first now-defunct C2 system)
LOL, and that is a good thing too otherwise I'm sure you would have deleted them - just like you conveniently forget to mention them when you post about your "worst" performing system, neglecting those systems that have had 100% losses.
Sorry man but when you go to C2 to build a track record you have to live with the record - you don't get to recreate yourself every 3 months from scratch with a new system that is guaranteed to outperform everything else out there (just like you said about your first now-defunct C2 system)
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