Niederhoffer In Trouble..... Again !!

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by cosmokramer, Feb 7, 2010.


  1. You really are obsessed with the surfer character, pretty telling you thinnk everyone is he and he is you and we are he or she is he
    Delusions of grandeur combined with mistaken idenitity syndrome, strange case indeed!

    relax and just do the right thing, no upside to fighting
     
    #171     Feb 17, 2010
  2. Surf,

    Try a laptop from Starbucks if you want to last on ET more than 24 hours.
     
    #172     Feb 17, 2010
  3. That Surfy is a farkin riot! Kind of like the chunky kid with a club foot, who shuffles into the room wearing a mask and says "Guess who it is!" :D
     
    #173     Feb 17, 2010
  4. Interesting. Your obsession with this surf character is somewhat disturbing. I take it from this post you are a dissed female?

    A wise man told me once to consider the upside prior to taking any action. There is no upside to fighting or ripping people off.

    Sony
     
    #174     Feb 18, 2010
  5. The hedge fund business is very forgiving to losses--- not fraud.

    it seems the more one loses in a legit strategy, the more hype, the more investors are willing to take another shot. Why this is, i don't know, but there are numerous examples in the last several years.

    Any word of Niederhoffer giving a 3rd shot to be ranked number one again? He is getting pretty old, this may be his last chance to go out on top.

    anyone, does anyone know?? I wouldn't be surprised! :D :cool:
     
    #175     Feb 21, 2010


  6. Dear Esq Esq Esq,

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    #176     Feb 23, 2010
  7. Dear psyclesurfer,

    Your words hold veracity and I do appreciate the tenor of your message. I believe that Victor is a gentleman who does not give up nor does he give in. Don't be surprised to see him finish the horserace in a gallop. I liked your message, as there was no iota of words that were spurious or specious in nature. And please, Victor is not anywhere near being an old man. Your words underscore an approbation of Victor, and I am sure he appreciates that sentiment. Thank you, T
     
    #177     Feb 23, 2010
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    #178     Mar 4, 2010
  9. Perhaps they have unresolved issues regarding money.
     
    #179     Mar 4, 2010

  10. Indeed. The rich never make bone-headed decisions. It just doesn't happen. :p
     
    #180     Mar 4, 2010