Quote from day7793:
See when you try to be a brilliant and eager classroom kid/junkie you end up splashing yourself into a muddy pit. Like an idiot you started assuming things. You analysis became faulty and you jumped to conclusions without knowing what is the truth. In other words you made yourself a fool.
I have admmited ( with confidence) taking losses so why would I have a reason to lie? People lie to embellish things usually.
If you donot know something, do not start assuming things and embellish them as facts. There is a logical fault in your mental powers and mind here.
I started with $100 in 2007 and it ended with $ 212= 112% gain
I started with another $100 in 2008 that is now $ 65= -35% loss ( new account)
Total percentage basis ( not the amount basis) Gain= 77 %
Now donot ever try to assume things when you donot know the facts, and donot call other people liars, when you are that stupid.
BTW I am doing heck of lot better than WARREN BUFFET on percentage basis?
Actually, you are an idiot. You don't account for tax you paid on your gain.
You one year gain means nothing, and I am sure you don't have a multi-billions dollar portfolio. I have turned my 10k account into 20k in less than a month. If I have 10 million, I doubt it I can turn it into 20 million in a month.
When you have a big account, we are talking about $$$ not percentage. Do you prefer a 100% return on your 100k account, or do you prefer a 1 billion dollars return on a 10 billion dollar account? I don't know about most of you, I prefer the latest.