And so I asked the young internet investment guru how, according to his legal disclaimer, was I supposed to make any real money if all we ever do is "paper" trade? His response was that he would extend my subscription for another year, for free, if we didn't make $x.xx. I thanked him for that, but questioned the sanity of extending my subscription into another year of losses that totaled more than his fee. And so, since my year was up, I politely asked for the refund I was promised. That was 15 months ago. Believe it or not, I just received the check in the mail. And no, this little saga had nothing to do with TheoTrade, but thinking of Jim Cramer led me to a rant.
Agreed! I've been following GB for quite some time now. "Do No Harm" and risk management are where we agree the most. It was pounded into my head in 1995.
And so I asked the young internet investment guru how, according to his legal disclaimer, was I supposed to make any real money if all we ever do is "paper" trade? His response was that he would extend my subscription for another year, for free, if we didn't make $x.xx. I thanked him for that, but questioned the sanity of extending my subscription into another year of losses that totaled more than his fee. And so, since my year was up, I politely asked for the refund I was promised. That was 15 months ago. Believe it or not, I just received the check in the mail. And no, this little saga had nothing to do with TheoTrade, but thinking of Jim Cramer led me to a rant.
That’s something…
Agreed! I've been following GB for quite some time now. "Do No Harm" and risk management are where we agree the most. It was pounded into my head in 1995.
We may not listen to Cramer but we do listen to FNGD which is tossing and turning like a bear that might come out of hibernation soon......
Feels like something is coming… a stall in liquidity has a two month lag I think…. I need to reread capital wars
HUTT1 HuTT2 HUTT OGB* LIVE AND UNCUT
https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/dc6ad5f0-9d5e-4286-a468-8ee2d9f27361
"The Market’s Desperate Circus Act Continues"
http://www.investing.com/analysis/the-markets-desperate-circus-act-continues-200667382
Michael Kramer, Mott Capital.