OK optioncoach. Let's say you are 65 years old, retired, kids married and gone and spend days in your house in the lovely countryside. With your grandkids at your feet you take $500,000 of your $3M net worth and play on the computer with your setups and make an average 10% per year and write posts telling people what a great guy you are. Then you see people come and go and act the fool and every once in a while you get someone that has actually figured something really good out. Something that could benefit lots by moving money exponentially, consistently and relatively safely up in 5-10 years. Depending on the amount to use this could grow to $2-5M or $30-50M. BUT the person has no real credibility or net worth and so he/she bumble along for a few years since they do have the real deal. They don't need to take a shellacking from people that think they know except for the selfish interests of these slandering, belittling posters that really aren't contributing much - especially in comparison to what may be envisioned by the OP. Mostly these scenarios unfold because people know there is <i>something</i> inherent with great underlying value. It is just far from yet becoming a certain reality and hence the needless aggressive banter. If there was a spirit of true communication that promoted constructive furthering of knowledge and improvement of each others goals and desire - that would be different. But obviously jealousy and greed and a whole lot of other blinding factors ooze from most postings and no real honesty comes forth. So who is at fault? The person endlessly trying to defend or promote their worth (self or otherwise) or the drive-by posters that say mostly negative put-downs? paysen$e
I do agree with you Lindq, in that Alex could and should make it so that discrepancy is completely erradicated. I mean if you can contrive a trading style and extract a training business from it, you can devise a fool-proof method to avoid uncomfortable ambiguities. 300k is a large ambiguity. And people should almost always get their subscription money back if you are a successful trader well on your way. pS But give the guy some slack and let him do what he says he does and give the benefit if he somewhat gives credence to the why's. After all if all these bigwigs get stuck 200 bucks who cares (it won't hurt them, that much) and for that matter who cares if many subscribe and don't right off "get" what (value) it is they are getting and cancel. He is sharing what apparently IS unfolding as a valid path to real gains - despite what some may want to believe.
Hi Spectra, I was going to give you the benefit of the doubt, and maybe even sign up for a trial to see what kind of program you're offering, until you fabricated some story about your airplane, airplane mechanic, and Donald Trump. The story along with your general demeanor gave a very confluent signal: You are a douche bag. Also, why are you posting customer relation emails? You may want to look around for some lessons in customer service and marketing.
I just skimmed this thread, but let's see if I get the general idea. Someone named Spectra charges large amounts of money for a service that takes large risk to make a few ticks on YM futures. And although supposedly running a business, his posts have the maturity, writing ability, and professionalism of a 13-year-old boy after his mother made him quit playing World of Warcraft. Most members of ET disagree with him, however a few supports believe the way to make money in the markets is follow someone else's scalping of the YM. Interesting.
This post is from another journal ... it looks suspicously like yet another Pureschtick victim (although that is unconfirmed, LOL).
Alex, If you are half a man, show your statements EVERY DAY , instead of cherry picking your best days
alex under the circumstances, i would recommend you to accept that job offer at goldman. i know it is only 1 mil salary but this puretick stuff it is not going anywhere and based on your replies above, it sure looks like have all the personal skills necessary to become a successful investment banker...