He hermits hobos and leprechauns defend themselves. Quite funny. It's about making money bozos. Not trading. Lots of money on wallstreet but none to little for the retail trader. You are the ones funding the ones who purchase the products in the magazine. Wake up hobos hermits and leprechauns! Well not all of you but obviously those who don't undestand the magazine
Trader Monthly RIP
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Evidently, there was not enough "understanding" out there to keep your toy boat afloat. Guys like you operate on too high a level for the rest of us to understand. I can only imagine the number of watches you must have bought as a result of the magazine's ads. Unlike the rest of us mooks, you did your part.
The lead hermit hobo or leprechaun needs to learn to read. Magazine closed due to poor management not lack of demand. Most trade magazines are free to the trade bozo. Only losers hobos hermits and leprechauns pay
Quote from nazzdack:
1) You could take a Sports Illustrated, GQ, Cigar Aficionado or Car & Driver magazine, cross out the title with white-out, write Trader Monthly over the white-out and have the equivalent of a "Trader Monthly".
2) That magazine could be revived near the next major bull market top that arises.......maybe in your lifetime.
^^^ This
I found the mag useless to be honest and Stocks and Commodities to be a better read.
I like the watches in the magazine.
You're right there, apart from the name, it's Magnus, and it's a classic reason why -
a) many people should realise the only reason they made good cash in the past (or are doing so now) is nothing more than 'right time - right place'
b) But even you do make money in one industry (because of your skills) that doesn't mean you can port the success into another as many good traders have found out to their cost......
Hey Surf. Did you attend the party as a journalist or as one of the invited traders who made at least $25M the previous year?Quote from marketsurfer:
nice jacket, but wrong event
more like this, where we called the top of the bull based on the parties
http://marketsurfer.blogspot.com/2007/05/bull-market-decadence-in-manhattan.html
Just curious.
the magazine didnt really address the retail trader's needs and desires like it should have.
It focused more on million dollar vegas penthouses and traders working at goldman sachs.
If this were a car magazine, it'd be porsche magazine, not "car and driver magazine" which would appeal to a much wider audiance.
to be honest i bought the mag so i could day dream and drool over the things i always wanted..the articles themselves held little value.
and what the hell was johnny chan doing in the mag?..he's a poker player, not a trader.
It focused more on million dollar vegas penthouses and traders working at goldman sachs.
If this were a car magazine, it'd be porsche magazine, not "car and driver magazine" which would appeal to a much wider audiance.
to be honest i bought the mag so i could day dream and drool over the things i always wanted..the articles themselves held little value.
and what the hell was johnny chan doing in the mag?..he's a poker player, not a trader.
Quote from HotTip:
Hey Surf. Did you attend the party as a journalist or as one of the invited traders who made at least $25M the previous year?
Just curious.
a guest of one of the invited traders.