I don't know if I should even mire both of those big names amongst the inferior ranks of JWH and Dunn in the same sentence!
JWH definitely knows how to have a good time with hefty management fees while incurring painful drawdowns.
When I used to race mountain bikes seriously, it was a 2-3 hour a day commitment. I raced for years moving up the ranks to elite. When I got there I realized there was a whole level beyond where I was at. I didnt go around pretending I was bigger or better than rider XYZ, a 5 lap race will sort out egos really fast. You definitely learned to respect your elders, the ones that have been around before you, and may be around after you. You either had the ability and talent, and did the training, or you didn't. There was no online chatroom or forum where you could post your opinions about how much everyone else sucked. Unfortunately, we have ET to do that. The only way to sort out egos in trading is P/L. Respect your elders.
I see. So, anyone who is not a billionaire is not worthy of your attention or consideration. On the plus side, I suppose it must be comforting to have such clearly delineated criteria to live by.
You make that assertion with an undeniable sense of authority on the subject matter. No doubt, the principle has served you well.
i suggest speaking with J*H's investors to determine how they have done investing with him. particullarly, new investors in the last several years. surf