Who Thinks Swing Trading is Dangerous?

virtusa said:
Wrong.
  1. There are real traders
  2. there are fake traders
  3. and there are traders who don't want to publish as they don't see any advantage for them.
Many of the best traders in the world never posted any trades. So they are fake?
For what reason would or should they post personal information about their trading? To attract criminals?
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You need to read carefully to the reasons why.

Nobody's saying those that don't post are fake.

We are saying those that DO post need more vetting. Did you not read a few posts before this? Some users posted PnL screenshots that turns out to be demo.

If you make the PNL or return claim, you would assume those are real. I mean why the hell are people wasting time showcasing their demo trading performance???????? Apparently people do that and it's MISLEADING! and kind of disturbing and cringy as hell
 
hilmy83 said:
You need to read carefully to the reasons why.

Nobody's saying those that don't post are fake.

We are saying those that DO post need more vetting. Did you not read a few posts before this? Some users posted PnL screenshots that turns out to be demo.

If you make the PNL or return claim, you would assume those are real. I mean why the hell are people wasting time showcasing their demo trading performance???????? Apparently people do that and it's MISLEADING! and kind of disturbing and cringy as hell
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Bro, the only proof that @virtusa has posted, since the dawn of time, was a Refco account with $0.00 balance. Do you really believe that he's going to argue in favor of anything less scammy?
 
destriero said:
Bro, the only proof that @virtusa has posted, since the dawn of time, was a Refco account with $0.00 balance. Do you really believe that he's going to argue in favor of anything less scammy?
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Like I said, since yesterday I'm just going to assume demo trading going forward unless there is a standard live platform interface screenshot or Dest's classic 'take a live pic of the monitor at an angle, so the sunshine hit it just right to bring out screen dust' method.
 
Beck is really pathetic. I blocked him but if I post, within minutes he is reacting. He got so obsessed about me that he is constantly logging in and out to read my posts. Confirmation of his huge ego. His is old, fat (obese) and has an arrogant personality.

About the Refco statement , anybody can search on "Refco" and see the whole discussion. Compare that with what Des is posting and you will see who is lying.

Beck is posting screenshots with accounts. These are account from the company where he is working, or was still working in 2022, Arbitrage Partners. So he showed probably company accounts from clients or Arbitrage Partners, not his accounts.
Beck is here to promote Arbitrage Partners and trying to catch new clients.

When I was still working as treasury manager, I could make screenshots from that company, hide the identity from the company and pretend that the 300 million euro on this account was mine. That's what Des is doing.

I start my stopwatch now. Let's see how fast Des will react.
 
hilmy83 said:
Like I said, since yesterday I'm just going to assume demo trading going forward unless there is a standard live platform interface screenshot or Dest's classic 'take a live pic of the monitor at an angle, so the sunshine hit it just right to bring out screen dust' method.
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The intent of the cell phone pic was to send to my former boss as he said it was foolish to leave govt for the private sector. I was on a goto.com stream with my wife while in a hotel restaurant in SF. I just happened to be logged into ET at the time.
 
@virtusa @schweiz has blocked me, but is alleging that I have him blocked. The trolls have dropped the script.
 

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destriero said:
The intent of the cell phone pic was to send to my former boss as he said it was foolish to leave govt for the private sector. I was on a goto.com stream with my wife while in a hotel restaurant in SF. I just happened to be logged into ET at the time.
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