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Title: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: Rob666 on September 07, 2014, 12:09:16 AM Hi,
I am 38 years old. I am studying Economics at Baruch Collage in New York City. I started trading in 2004. I traded stocks, futures, options for 7 years. Unfortunately I lost everything. Then I switched to Forex. Same result, for years. Then I realized that I have to trade my own system, not trying to fit myself into other's. It took my a while but I got it. I started trading my own system in April 15th 2014. I turned $50 into $350 and on my second account I opened in JUN, $200 into $275. I know that this money it looks really small, but the weight is not on my current capital,but the % per month I achieved! Which is posted on MyFxBook.com.: http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Kuka (http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Kuka) I am looking for a lender who would take a 20% return per year. I want a large account and reduce my risk, by lowering the capital used per trade. I would provide the account #, and a copy of the money transfer, also a statement from the same account every 3 months. If for any reason the lender would ask for money back, I would need 2 months to liquidate positions, since I mostly a position trader, not a scalper. Regards. http://i57.tinypic.com/jtq5tw.png http://i58.tinypic.com/28itd39.png Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: waterpile on September 07, 2014, 12:28:41 AM incoming nasty comments :o
Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: haploid23 on September 07, 2014, 12:37:41 AM So you've been a bad trader for over 7 years, but recently had a few months of luck. And you want someone to trust you with large amounts? Statistics say that you're more likely to lose the loan to bad trading.
Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: Vortex20000 on September 07, 2014, 02:38:00 AM So you've been a bad trader for over 7 years, but recently had a few months of luck. And you want someone to trust you with large amounts? Statistics say that you're more likely to lose the loan to bad trading. You beat me to it.Incoming last say from Vod... Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: Tomatocage on September 07, 2014, 03:20:45 AM At least his name is accurately descriptive.
Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: Rob666 on September 07, 2014, 12:37:03 PM Ok,
This is the first and last I reply to LOOSER's comments, who give me negative reputation without a prove. LOOSER! You know why? Because you guys instead of being smart and write that "Your performance is not bad, but we will need more time with the same outcome before we can trust you with our money" you come and swing at me. But I understand why. All of you who start posting negative opinions before think must be those who started investing here by looking at the largest return and give your money and get sucked in by scammers. You know what, do not give me your money, give it to the guy who post a nice story and promise more than 2% a month. Because only one out of every 50 people able to give you more than 2% a month, the rest are either scammers or trading with a huge leverage, which makes them a high risk. So before your next reply to me, please do your research! 1. The link show my performance, and you can see that there are no big swing, meaning, I don't trade like a maniac. However, there will me months when I will lose. That's part of trading, and I am ready for it mentally. 2. Most good traders lost a lot of money before learning how to trade. 3. Strength. That is right. Most trade lose money, not because the loosing trading system, but out of weakness. They start winning, but once they loose, shit hits the fan and they loose everything. The truth is I learned my lesson. I lost over 50K ever the years. Many times I woke up either winning or loosing $1500 overnight. I am not proud of it, but now I sleep like a baby, because I ( even with my small capital) reduced my risk already, and I am not willing to double down on my next trade to show the market that I have to be right, when I made a mistake. 4. Read the following books, so you can learn about what a real trader goes trough.: Pit Bull by Martin Schwartz Trading in the zone by Mark Douglas You should give me negative reputation after I lost someone's money or you have proof that I am a scammer! Regards, Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: byt411 on September 07, 2014, 12:53:11 PM Ok, This is the first and last I reply to LOOSER's comments, who give me negative reputation without a prove. LOOSER! You know why? Because you guys instead of being smart and write that "Your performance is not bad, but we will need more time with the same outcome before we can trust you with our money" you come and swing at me. But I understand why. All of you who start posting negative opinions before think must be those who started investing here by looking at the largest return and give your money and get sucked in by scammers. You know what, do not give me your money, give it to the guy who post a nice story and promise more than 2% a month. Because only one out of every 50 people able to give you more than 2% a month, the rest are either scammers or trading with a huge leverage, which makes them a high risk. So before your next reply to me, please do your research! 1. The link show my performance, and you can see that there are no big swing, meaning, I don't trade like a maniac. However, there will me months when I will lose. That's part of trading, and I am ready for it mentally. 2. Most good traders lost a lot of money before learning how to trade. 3. Strength. That is right. PHYSIOLOGICAL STRENGTH. Most trade lose money, not because the loosing trading system, but out of weakness. They start winning, but once they loose, shit hits the fan and they loose everything. The truth is I learned my lesson. I lost over 50K ever the years. Many times I woke up either winning or loosing $1500 overnight. I am not proud of it, but now I sleep like a baby, because I ( even with my small capital) reduced my risk already, and I am not willing to double down on my next trade to show the market that I have to be right, when I made a mistake. 4. Read the following books, so you can learn about what a real trader goes trough.: Pit Bull by Martin Schwartz Trading in the zone by Mark Douglas You should give me negative reputation after I lost someone's money or you have proof that I am a scammer! Regards, 1. Nobody Cares. 2. Nobody Cares. 3. Nobody Cares. 4. Nobody Cares. Collateral or STFU and go away. If you are 38 Years Old, you should consider taking some English Courses and learn to read before you make ridiculous loan requests. Also, Negative Trust means that the person who gave it to you doesn't trust you. That's it. Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: tins on September 14, 2014, 05:15:16 AM This is the first and last I reply to LOOSER's comments, who give me negative reputation without a prove. LOOSER! You know why? Because you guys instead of being smart and... Me fail English? That's unpossible! Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: Vod on September 16, 2014, 05:12:27 AM Incoming last say from Vod... I don't need to police these scammers anymore. A new generation has taken over! :) Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: Justin00 on September 16, 2014, 03:31:17 PM Would be an interesting experiment to see how many people invested in these "idea's" if no one said anything to warn them in advance..
What percentage of these tard ideas you guys reckon would get "investors" ? 5%, 10% ? Its a tricky one to guess...... Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: h0lybyte on September 18, 2014, 09:32:20 PM Oh you are from NY?
maybe we could meet up and work something out, because clearly this thread wont get you anywhere. Title: Re: With 5 months track record offering 20% per year return. Post by: leen93 on December 07, 2014, 11:46:38 PM You should provide collateral, your house or something you own...
feel free to contact me if you could do that, I know someone who would be interested in doing this. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884267.0 That is an example of how a loan should look like, it should be fully collaterized (eg 130%) at all time so that the guy who provides the loan has no risk at all. |
