200 whole people love your book? wowzers! Hold the phones everyone, Timmay has 200 loyal customers! Now if you can only charge $1500 for the book and some sort of mentoring course or trading room, you could recoup the $300 grand you lost according to that post above me. YOU ARE ON THE WAAAAY!!!!!
why won't timmay answer this question ? Timmay, as a short seller, how has your fund done the past 2 weeks ? I remember you blaming your poor performance the past few years on a strong market. Well, now is your time..you must be doing great ! Please let us know your YTD % return.
Holy sh*t ! Timmay can gang up and pick on his roommate, pour windex on the guys pillow and sheets, but he can't take an imitator on an anonymous message board ? Timmay cried and got the imitator deleted. Can you say hypocrite ? Still waiting for timmay's "short fund"s July and YTD results. He must be doing great this year !
many young girls go to the big cities to pursue their dreams , but when they find that there is no future, they often turn to making $ in the "entertainment" world.
It has nothing to do with loving or hating your book...to compare YOUR writing to that of a literary giant is just plain ignorant....perhaps he was comparing you to the protagonist Holden Caulfield which may or may not have merit.
He was comparing it to the classic coming-of-age aspect. According to Rob May of BusinessPundit.com (you knew I had to start plugging some of these 200 blurbs!) my book is: âPart autobiography, part trading diary, part industry expose, itâs uniqueâ¦both entertaining and educational.â -Rob May, BusinessPundit.com Here's Aaron Brown's review with the Catcher in the Rye reference. What's ignorant is to comment on something before you know the details. So, read his review before you speak about stuff you know nothing about: http://www.amazon.com/gp/blog/post/PLNK3QCYE0NFPFIPN
It was YOUR quote RichardRimes was responding to. The way you wrote the above response suggests your book was compared favorably to the above books....simple as that...not that you were a trader "catcher in the rye"...which is what the reviewer actually said. By the way Holden Caulfield admited telling his "story" from the bed of a mental hospital toward the end of the book...so perhaps the comparison to a trader "catcher in the rye" is a backhanded compliment
Come on Timmay time to explain your bad "risk management" to your POOR INVESTORS who unfortunately trusted your "risk management"! They should NOT have to wait to buy some cheesy book to learn how YOU IRRESPONSIBLY LOST THEIR MONEY! YOU BETTER HAVE GOOD LAWYERS WHEN YOUR INVESTORS AND EX-INVESTORS LEARN OF YOUR INCOMPETENCE!