Disliked{quote} And WTI goes up while my natgas fills for loss cant time this market at all still in abit for natgas so fucking lameIgnored
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Disliked{quote} And WTI goes up while my natgas fills for loss cant time this market at all still in abit for natgas so fucking lameIgnored
Disliked{quote} How are you been holding up lately? Didn't trade much last couple of weeks. Did you trade much?Ignored
DislikedI’m getting progressively more bearish on equities. I’m not sure when exactly we head back down, but I definitely see a retest and probably a lower low. All things considered, 1,600 SPX feels about right to me.Ignored
DislikedI’m getting progressively more bearish on equities. I’m not sure when exactly we head back down, but I definitely see a retest and probably a lower low. All things considered, 1,600 SPX feels about right to me.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am too generally speaking atleast. 1600 seems abit too extreme in my opinion. 1800 seems greedy depending on what trading you're doing but all things considered I still think 21 is a great buying range for any investing range. The biggest issue with myself and [I can imagine] most hedge funds is that large money cant take risk of missing out in certain equity given the price last week or so. With 2800 I think we'll see more people get cold feet. That said yeah im still bearish on it or at the very leastIgnored
Dislikedwhen you starting up your hedge fund EF5 and where will it be listedIgnored
Disliked{quote} If the market goes down as much as it did during the financial crisis then we’d be at roughly 1,600... Granted the financial crisis had one of the the biggest drawdowns in history, but it’s plausible this will be as bad if anyone one of a number of things fall apart. Plus, there’s great support in that area.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I actually started the process of becoming a CTA back in 2011 but winded up going down a different path.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I’ve got mixed thoughts on managing other people’s money. On one hand you can help your clients a lot and make yourself richer in the process, but on the other hand you’ve got to deal with people. Having to pitch your fund and properly handle all the regulatory issues isn’t very appealing.Ignored
Dislikedprepare the support, andddddd another launch!? 2000 in 5 mintues?Ignored