Sweet Bobby Chats with Tom Sosnoff at tastytrade

Proof? I think he liked her style of trading, but realized it needed hedging and maybe other adjustments. I don't think Sweet Bobby had anything to do with her fund or promoting it.
Get off your sorry arse and do some checking and quit being a peg boy for him/her/they.
 
Get off your sorry arse and do some checking and quit being a peg boy for him/her/they.
I don't do the pronoun thing. It's hilarious that such low-IQ Yankee riff raff refers to someone else as a hillbilly. You haven't been able to muster a cogent response to anything yet.
 
What is your A1c? Do you track that in a spread sheet? How do you manage? A CGM intertwined with a pump should really help, take some profits and buy yourself the best.
I’ve been going to the gym for an hour a day for the past 19 weeks. I’ve hired a personal trainer and my doctor was blown away at the difference it has made in my blood work. I’m on a really good path.
 
Also, since when did option trading become a prerequisite for teaching academic finance?

Try reading what I actually wrote - it's right there in the part you quoted. I never said that trading is a requirement. An understanding of options, along with other common financial instruments, is.

I mean, you're welcome to learn carpentry from those who have never heard of wood, or math from those who don't know what a plus sign is. Most people, though, would feel ripped off if they found out something like that about their "professors".

Don't forget the Long-Term Capital Management guys were super respectable academic guys, some with Nobel Prizes if I remember correctly. They blew up a fund. Sweet Bobby has done a lot better than they have.

Oh - so you've seen independently-audited records of his trading? Wow, that's awesome. I'm sure you wouldn't just base that kind of a claim purely on the hot air he blows here, right?

Clue: if you have to compare someone to a hedge fund that blew up, you obviously know that their rep is shit. At best, it means "at least they're not as bad as the worst case!" - i.e., damning a loser with faint praise.
 
Did they blow up a fund or not? They had a seemingly perfect strategy that ignored a black swan possibility that happened. The rest of what you said is immaterial.

Ya know, Einstein's dead. That obviously means that he never did anything worthwhile in his entire life.

Can you at least try to make sense in what you're writing here, or are you way past that kind of superfluous concerns?
 
Ya know, Einstein's dead. That obviously means that he never did anything worthwhile in his entire life.

Can you at least try to make sense in what you're writing here, or are you way past that kind of superfluous concerns?
Projection much?
 
Try reading what I actually wrote - it's right there in the part you quoted. I never said that trading is a requirement. An understanding of options, along with other common financial instruments, is.
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Bobby had traded hundreds if not thousands of options before his current teaching position. So you were lying through your teeth or not paying attention--as is the guy who said he worked with KST.
 
Keep up the good work Bobby, sounds like you're on a good path.

I don't understand all the venomous comments on here. If you don't like the way he trades, do something else. What he is doing seems to be working for him. Skepticism and questioning is fine, but I've seen quite a lot of these threads on ET turn vicious. I don't think successful and happy people would resort to such disparaging comments towards people who are just sharing what is working for them and are working hard to improve their lives in many ways.
 
Bobby had traded hundreds if not thousands of options before his current teaching position. So you were lying through your teeth or not paying attention--as is the guy who said he worked with KST.

Ah, so you *are* incapable of understanding what you read when it conflicts with your desire to suck up to your little tin god here. Got it.
 
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