Really sorry. I can't talk now. I'm Manny, by the way. I will contact you here later. ( A bit of a domestic crisis here! - microwave, TV and aircon - all in one day!!) Please wait for me to get back to you.
Indeed. Send me a PM when you are ready. I'll vet you there. If we make it to the Skype stage I'll vet you even further, to see if you are real or BS. I do not suffer fools on ET, so you have better been speaking some truths about this 10-100 million bit. Be prepared for hard questions.
I don't like your attitude. It's ME that will be asking YOU the hard questions. YOU will be receiving the funds to trade. A little less arrogance will do you a world of good. Now leave me alone until I get back to you.
It is not arrogance, per se, it is a defensive attitude. Because nobody here believes you. If what you are doing on your side is so important, why don't you just close down your browser and deal with it, without distraction? Why do you keep responding here, while also dealing with your issue over there? Bad sign?
OK. I'm back. Nobody believes me? If you only knew how LITTLE I care about whether they "believe" me or not! I should have thought the reason I don't close down my browser is obvious. You, yourself just came onto my thread TODAY. If I'd done what you suggest (close down my browser) I would never have had the chance to read your post. Right? Perhaps I'm just incredibly stupid. Silly me.
You would think someone who has (even if it is OPM) 10 mill to invest in a trader ... would have someone else to deal with a haywire TV/micro etc.
I saw someone describing how he can adapt a risky strategy to use less leverage and make 10%/year that hedge funds want to see, while allowing hedge funds to increase the leverage as they please. And I think every strategy can be leveraged or deleveraged. I also saw some university endowment fund designating small portion of capital at risky volatility trades. While funds of funds also function in similar way and sometimes may be used to allocate portions of capital to high-potential strategies or sub-funds And even when buying and holding SPY, it will have some gaps and trends where some traders may make huge returns over a few days but at a higher level and over the year all you see are the average, smoothed out results. Only when you zoom-in you see the choppiness and some excessive returns over some slices of time. So possibly you could try dividing small % of capital between a few promising and experienced traders with very high returns.