But as they are stupid they don't even realize that. I learned that it is better to listen to anything that is told, analyze it critically and make your conclusions. But NEVER offend the poster because maybe next time he will post something valuable. And that posting you will miss if you offend him. It is also possible that what you think is garbage or fake, might not be like that because maybe YOU are not able to understand it completely or correctly. Unless you are the smartest person on earth off course... and there are a few people on ET who think they are.
I changed my mind. Will not post the last two days as this can only attract bashers and I am fed up with them. The two past days were very very good, and as even making small money is considered as fake, posting my results will definitely be considered as fake. I'm sure that I would regret it later if I would post them so...
TT1 is back in the green at 11K. He's only playing 2 or 3 contracts too. Unless he changed some parameter. (?) https://collective2.com/details/110646585
7 ways to tell if you’re reading fake investing news Pay attention to sourcing, the time period, the track record and more Look for (verified) track records: I don’t ever expect marketing for financial products to be fair and balanced. After all, they are advertisements and designed to focus on successes. But the more honest stock pickers keep an open track record or at least revisit trades regularly — as I do here on MarketWatch at the end of each year. If you can’t find a truly open track record, you can often reverse-engineer one by looking at the date of previous calls and seeing how they worked out.
You could subscribe to him and WIN! So what do you guys poo-pooing him for? A little inconsistent but still up 11% after a week, pretty good. Bitch about him when he is down 50%... Actually, since C2 accounts $14 per return trade, and it is usually under $5 in real life, we should add another $500 to his profits, so 16% return...
C2 is accurate for his type of trading, as $14 accounts well for both commissions and slippage on his short term trades. He hasnt been fully tested yet, he is a blow up waiting to happen. He was trading 10 YM lots on a 7K account in order to get back to even. That kind of martingale trading eventually blows up.
So never post any trades. You have nothing to gain and risk to give info for free to the bashers. You confirm that it was wise not to post anything.
He is trading a C2 account, that is what gives. That is only second to a live real money account. So just wait and see.