Quote from anvil993:
...and you wonder why traders rag on you?
Since Inception versus SP500:
Annualized Return: 1.7% vs 17.234%
Cumulative Return: 7.43% vs 96.554%
Cumulative VAMI: $1,074 vs. $1,966
Largest Monthly Gain: 15.6% vs. 8.24%
Largest Monthly Loss: -18.69% vs. -3.31%
%Positive Months: 56.8% vs. 78.4%
I only wonder why people are trying to compare my SHORT BIAS FUND with the S&P 500.
Quote from ghostzapper:
OMG ! Watch this video. Timmay says he took $13K to $2M (wasn't it $1.6M pre-tax?)...and conveniently leaves out the rest of the story. Is that honesty ?? The "larry king" interviewer throws soft balls, but does ask tim how much money is in his fund now. His answer: "I CAN'T SAY". Sorry Tim, you can say, it is quite legal to say how much money you have in your fund, and the answer is $1M, maybe, after you lost most of it. Did you ever watch CNBC where they DON'T tell you how much a fund manager manages before they interview him/her ??
I can only hope Cavuto busts him on this point. Bottom line, this kid is dishonest and a joke. I like the street.com but that lady was clueless.
Actually I replied to her question that my fund was too tiny too even be worth mentioning. Nice fact twisting once again.
I didn't mention my losses because that would give away the ending of my book and nobody likes it when you ruin the end of a book or movie.
Open your minds to the possibility that I'm not hiding anything-- I want to share my mistakes to entertain you and to help you learn from them.
I know this honesty concept is new for you and you guys can't really understand it yet, but welcome to the New Wall St. Now, you'll be able to learn to avoid the mistakes of the past. Wow!