Hi richard,
Why? ^_^
There are basically only two ways to get
that kind of return: 1)
Start with a meaningless amount of money, and/or 2)
Use enormous
leverage and make a couple of big bets that turn out right.
But it's
likely a combination of 1 and 2. In any case, a percentage
return
number like that without any hint of money under management
is
meaningless. You can "bet it all" when "all" is something you
are
willing to lose. When "all" becomes significant, the story
changes.
And nobody -- and I do mean nobody -- gets those kind of
returns,
particularly year after year, without accepting risk that most of
us
would find very, very extreme. The trader will either reduce
risk
substantially in the future, or soon be looking for a
different
career, IMHO.
Yuki
Sunday, June 18, 2006, 10:40:46
PM, you wrote:
rg> Share your strategy with us Mark.
rg>
Dr Gaine$
rg> Mark H <[EMAIL PROTECTED].net>
wrote:
rg> Absolutely. Average 126% for the last three years.
rg>
But you should know that software are just tools and not money printing
machines. It is what between your ears matters.
rg> ----- Original
Message -----
rg> From: tom_katch
rg> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ps.com
rg> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 7:04 AM
rg> Subject:
[amibroker] Has anybody made any money???
rg> I own Amibroker
software, and have the latest version (standard). I
rg> also have
Metastock, Vectorvest and some other software. But I am
rg> sorry to
say that Amibroker is the only software I ever bought that I
rg> did
not study up on. I understand that most of the users are very
rg>
pleased with it from looking at this forum. Most of the postings are
rg> of a technical nature, with questions as how to understand and use
the
rg> software. But I don't recall seeing postings from people noting
their
rg> success in using the software. Have any of you had
great/good/fair
rg> success in using it? Have you made a
lot/some/little money with it?
rg> Maybe some of your positive comments
will give me a kick in the ass,
rg> and I'll start on the 800 page
manual.
rg> Thanks
rg> Fred
