Quote from allenhobbs:
I think forex-forex summed him up nicely.

Quote from cabletrader:
Oh no, he's not another joker who posts trades after they've happened is he? Hey, I'm the greatest trader ever lived if that's the way it's done on here, anyone want a trading competition? 5k to 250k in a year, hell no, 5k to 250k this week!
I've searched everywhere but I just can't find a broker to take those kinds of trades, I even phoned the CMC helpdesk to ask and the guy thought I was drunk, can't understand what his problem was, I only wanted to trade on prices from two minutes ago and it's not that long![]()
Quote from ProfitTakgFool:
Hey Tudor, I got a few questions for you.
What are the three main documents a hedge fund is required to present to investors?
In one of these documents an investor and manager have to certify they aren't breaking two major governmental acts. What are they? I'll give you a hint, they both begin with "Anti"
If you have an investor in California what do you have to do in California?
If you can answer these questions you probably are a hedge fund manager or you probably know a lot about hedge funds. Ok, prove us all wrong.
Quote from TudorJones:
I already answered this. I think you missed it.
My money management operation is not set up as a hedge fund. Hedge funds are the most costly, ineffective, most taxed way to manage money.
& as of today, I don't have anybody outside my own state. But, I'll be working hard to change that within the next couple of months.
LOL, TJ puts his own foot in his ass yet once again.Quote from ProfitTakgFool:
If you are running as a partnership and managing money in activities other than investing you are a hedge fund. Unless, of course, you don't take direct possesion of your investors funds. If I remember correctly, you stated the funds are in one account and if that is the case, and you satisfy the requirements mentioned above you are operating/managing a hedge fund. And, if you haven't done all the necessary paperwork for your fund you should think twice about mentioning your business and your trading activities on this board. It will take you years to get out from under a non-compliance audit.
Quote from ProfitTakgFool:
If you are running as a partnership and managing money in activities other than investing you are a hedge fund. Unless, of course, you don't take direct possesion of your investors funds. If I remember correctly, you stated the funds are in one account and if that is the case, and you satisfy the requirements mentioned above you are operating/managing a hedge fund. And, if you haven't done all the necessary paperwork for your fund you should think twice about mentioning your business and your trading activities on this board. It will take you years to get out from under a non-compliance audit.
Quote from TudorJones:
All my investors have their money under an entity. I just use my management company as a central entity to oversee those funds. And, I never have solicited or will ever have to solicit any investors to invest with me. Most are willing participants that seek me out, and thus no hedge fund rules or securities laws really apply to me.