Where exactly are the 3 PHD's you, and not anyone else as far as I can see, are mentioning here in the linked page you provided: "Mr. Morge received his education from the University of Chicago's Graduate School of Economics in a joint Master of Science and Bachelor of Arts degree program. His focus was higher-level mathematics and physics. While at the Graduate School of Economics, he worked with Professor Victor Zarnowitz and the Bureau of Labor Statistics on a U.S. GNP benchmark revision study while persuing his degree."
Dear SunTrader, That’s the entire point of this thread. You may want to start from the beginning. As you can clearly see, there are no 3 Phds, BECAUSE THERE ARE NO PHDS. Timothy Morge made them up (and publicly stated he had them throughout all his IB Webinars, as in Dr. Dr. Dr.!!!), and the entire point of this thread was to piece all the facts/evidence together, and showcase our findings. Which is exactly what you just pointed out... Cheers...
Agreed. The evidence is quite obvious to anyone, so it is time to move on. Mission Accomplished... Cheers.
So there is nothing written down that you can point to ... to vouch for what you say Tim Morge said as to his degrees/etc? Is that so? And BTW I did read the whole thread. And that is why I am asking.
I see. My apologies. The only thing written down was the Wayback Machine link from 2008, showing that Mr. Morge (in his own website content) only has a Masters degree. Yet, verbally, throughout his Market Geometry webinars at Interactive Brokers (freely available), he claims to have 3 Phds (Economics, Math, and Physics). He does this for several years; I believe 2009-2014, and basically makes up his credentials. And uses that to falsely promote himself. Feel free to play with the Wayback Machine link through the years. It starts around 2001, where his AUM are under $2M, and suddenly stops around 2008 (Blackthorne Capital). From then on, it’s all Market Geometry. Cheers.
All throughout the IB webinars (freely available for download), and through attending Market Geometry classes for several years, he always referred to himself as Dr. Timothy Morge, and clearly stated, so many times, that he had 3 Phds, in Physics, Mathematics, and Economics. Yet, in 2008, he is Mr. Morge, with just a Master’s Degree. Strangely enough (this coming from current members of Market Geometry), he stopped calling himself Dr. after being exposed in this thread, just a few months ago... Cheers.
ROFL I think SunTrader’s question should be it (anything addressed to me, I will most certainly answer, with my utmost pleasure). Time to move on...
Anyone with a Doctorate (no PHD needed) can call themselves a doctor - small d. I knew such a person once that referred to himself as Herr Doktor (Swiss/German kinda thing). Anyway have fun "exposing" Mr Morge.