Quote from Mike805:
Come to think of it, if you're so inclined; let's talk about track records... please point me to a managed futures fund that has over 10mil in assets with risk to reward metrics of greater than 4-1, i.e. 40% returns with less than 10% drawdowns over the course of 2 years. Let's see it.
If you still fail to see my point and want to give TST a try, then go for it. Its sounding like you're exactly the type of trader who will feed TST's monthly income revenue model.
If I managed a fund I'd never be able to generate the returns I generate because the way I trade is conducive to trading small size and staying under the radar.
Why do you guys insist on comparing the methods and results of a small retail trader to a big managed fund? I scalp 15-30 times a day on very small size. My "small retail trader" methods bear no resemblance to the methods of managed funds, investment banks, or large retail traders. I look for the price footprints that tell me when big money is likely to head to the next watering hole and I tag along on their backs like a tick bird.
I think TST provides a great opportunity for aspiring traders who have done their preparatory work. TST profits from all the gamblers and funds those who can demonstrate the discipline necessary to trade profitably.
I trade my own account for a living and have no interest in getting funded by a third party (and I have absolutely no interest in managing anyone else's money).
Quote from marketsurfer:
Nodoji demanded a $50,000 payment as ``opportunity cost`` for missing 10 days of real trading in Nodoji`s account.
Brother Surf, your translation of my original words grows more delightfully illustrious with each passing day

