You're right, even if something can be proved beyond doubt and with visible confirmation, it still does not hold water for the majority, time to switch modes to the rentec model. The problem was income trading is public, but HFT trading must be behind closed doors due to the compounding available, but HFT is income trading, the question was which one took precedence, with the secondary question can you capital trade publicly.
I just had to prove the path of least resistance was the rentec approach rather than the public model, took some effort to fight through the noise but we got there in the end, thanks for confirming. The conclusion, HFT always needs to be behind closed doors, income trading outside of HFT is always public, and capital trading always needs to be behind closed doors. That is a level of clarity I did not expect to come out of this discussion, excellent.
It hasn't been very much a discussion at all, unless you count the conversation that you are having you-with-you.
I still have no idea what you are attempting to communicate, other than that you are asserting that your ability to extract capital from the markets is unsurpassed by any here. It's silly at best and at worst an arrogant and immature posture.
If you are really sincere about paying it forward, integrate some of the responses to your posts, adjust your pitch and provide value added content that would illustrate your concepts.
To continue on your track will most likely give you more of the same. It's been my experience that there are very sophisticated and supportive traders here - both in the archives and currently posting. There are also a fair amount of trolls. What you claim as extraordinary profits is a bit run-of-the-mill for the older wiser high performance traders here, which would be a factor in the lack of response.
