Tim, your Fund/Cilantro annual rate of return is 1.1%. (If your annual return was 20%, then you would not have lost all your investors, and you would have been a successful Fund manager.)
Wow, look at tims great track record. He made 110% average annual return. Anyone investing with Warren Buffett for a measly 20% gain SHOULD IMMEDIATELY withdraw their money and give it to tim! I think everyone can now see plainly why no one would give tim a nickel these past 2 years, and that the investors he already had ran. That's all that counts. Can't succeed in the hedge fund business with big 100% average annual returns... then go write a book! Money talks, and TS walks.
Actually, even with my years of exponential gains behind me and 20%+ returns in 2004 and 2005, I couldn't get investors.
You need to do 20% consistently over the long-term, without wild volatility. Gradual/consistent returns win the long term race.
Exactly, I didn't learn that until it was too late. But, I'm still only 26 so I have a long race ahead of me.
Wow, look at tims great track record. He made 110% average annual return. Anyone investing with Warren Buffett for a measly 20% gain SHOULD IMMEDIATELY withdraw their money and give it to tim! I think everyone can now see plainly why no one would give tim a nickel these past 2 years, and that the investors he already had ran. That's all that counts. Can't succeed in the hedge fund business with big 100% average annual returns... then go write a book! Anyone else notice that the longer this thread goes, the higher tims negative rating becomes? Money talks, and TS walks.
Why don't you, surf and tudor jones combine your efforts into the Fund. Maybe together you could figure out how to be successful.
Timmay's steps to become a book publisher http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBC7KggfIQY "Bet all your money on 1 or 2 stocks." "Buy in front of the news." "Bet" 100% of your portfolio every time. "Try and predict..." "Don't hedge" Can't wait for the book to learn more!