I do not care what YOU count...NAV is what it is!!! your a fraud! but I knew this in the beginning of the thread and I thought I would let everybody see for themselves. How many more people are you going to damage with your postings double? There are many impressionable gamblers out there reading your crap! Drawdown is not your initial equity minus NAV...and anybody that says "trust me" do you want to double your money? should know that... True talent tempers DD with Yield...I can offer you a spreadsheet if you wish to shorten your Journey... Look, I have nothing against you, but I will do my due-diligence before making/following claims such as yours. I have yet to see anybody that can do what you claim consistently, without the Drawdowns you have demonstrated. Michael B.
If you account for DD the way mr double does, then it's possible to never have a DD until one day when you have a 100% DD. :eek:
Margin call babbbbyy....look at his leverage and how fast his UPL can move...This is not good trading...its a fricken rollercoaster... Then his lack of understanding correlations....put it all on red baabbby... You want to trade OPM ?????double...there is alot more to attracting money than just offering yield. People want professionals who can produce their numbers without the risk that novice retail traders experience. You have a long way to go....my gawd, I don't need you to manage my money, I can gamble it away without your help whatsoever. Michael B.
that's ok you don't like it,always nice to see what other people thinking,you can continue your blah,blah blah and me doubleing my money
Assuming you don't go bankrupt next week, I suggest you keep this thread open for several months. See how long you can go before you're belly up.
I hope you have a good Bilge Pump and life jackets for this ship! Let's judge "The Double Draw Down Dude"on his NAV at the conclusion of week 4.
people from dreamworld(where profits shooting to the stars,with zero drawdown) i have one suggestion for you,open your own journal and double in a month, guess who's be laughing last watching your titanic
As this is a paper trading account, how do they handle a margin call? Would you get closed out or do you have the option of putting more 'money' in?