Internet Monies + Options/Derivatives = Profit?

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onlinemoniez

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We all know that finance is truly the place to be if you want to be filthy, disgustingly/i-own-people's souls rich.

Anyone here get into some serious trading with your internet monies? I've been hittin up a lot of finance forums, and these fuckers are making some serious bank. They make IM'ers look like peasants.

So, anyone banking with this shit? Discuss.

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You can make tons of bank or you can go broke in a day if you don't know what you're doing. On a side note that last chick is fucking disgusting, her tits would be at her knees if she was standing.
 
i have been interested in this as well
let me know which forums you have been using
my buddy trades for a living but not his own book
 
Which forum? Im ready to get into that stock trading money. Also realize most of the people on those forums are most likely 20-30 years older than the average crowd on this forum. This means they are probably much wealthier on average and know what they are doing with their money. IM balla's arent exactly the best at saving or investing in my experience.

Check out the schwab trading community, you might need to be a customer, not sure.

Those of you with mass marketing campaigns could easily do some penny stock pump and dump, so yes internet marketing and finance could go quite well together. Also, those good at marketing to the masses might also be good at foreseeing the masses decisions and therefore have some insight into stock market turns? (at least in long term trading)
 
i have been wanting to get into this again. Having lost 10s of thousands trading years ago I haven't put a dollar into this since then. I have invested ONLY on my own business which I know...
BUT having said, at some point we all need to jump into trading one way or another.
 
learn about shorting, it's a lot easier to jump in and beat the shit out of a stock when other people are, instead of buying and waiting for somethign to go up.
 
johnysc430 said:
learn about shorting, it's a lot easier to jump in and beat the shit out of a stock when other people are, instead of buying and waiting for somethign to go up.
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Yeah cuz the best way to make money is to jump on the bandwagon at the end of the ride. LOL let me know what you are investing in so I can do the opposite.
 
Maybe I'm a bit skeptic due to my background, but I really believe that you can only consistently make money in more illiquid instruments.

Because of transaction costs however, you do need more money to start with them.

If you're interested in algorithmic trading, I recommend the nuclearphynance and wilmott forums.

In general, you need a lot of knowledge (as with anything in life) to be a consistent winner with trading, also the considering the sheer size of the competition (mutual funds, pension funds, hedge funds etc. etc.)
 
partizan said:
If you're interested in algorithmic trading, I recommend the nuclearphynance and wilmott forums.
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Good shit (Wilmott link is bad though - here it is).

OP - drop us a couple of the better, non-quantitative trading forums too. I'd love to learn more before jumping in because that is an area that I am clearly over my head in. I also don't have the money required to compete with these guys. If you think dropping $10k on a campaign to test is a lot in IM, these guys are probably dropping a million to test some of these derivative theories.
 
As a professional trader, the best advice I could give you guys is to stay away from trading and instead invest in a passive long-term portfolio comprised of low-cost index funds. The learning curve to become a profitable trader is unimaginably steep and every educational resource out there sucks and is put out by snake oil salesmen and con men.

In fact, I talked with my firm about the possibility of creating an educational product about equities trading but was told that I couldn't as a result of FINRA (the finance industry's regulating authority) regulations. Thus, the only information out there is written by retail pikers and not by actual legitimate institutional traders.

I stare at my screens every day for 8 hours a day, have the fastest computers known to man, and have custom written software filtering the market on a continuous basis for opportunities. If you think you can compete with the likes of me with your Schwab account, I would advise you to think again.
 
bigkats said:
^ Obviously the ego's are just as big in finance as in IM
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Wasn't trying to inflate my own ego with the post, was just saying that those are the sources of my edge in the marketplace. Those advantages aren't available to retail customers, which is why the money in the markets flows from retail customers (the fish) to institutional players (the sharks). Anyone who tries to convince you that trading is easy either has no idea what they're talking about or has something to sell you.
 
step 1. buy 1000000 shares of BIDZ
step 2. promote bidz.com offer with high quality traffic.
step 3. profit?

OR

step 1. short 100000 shares of bidz
step 2. send them that fraud shit traffic that someone sold u on bhw
step 3. profit?

DONT FORGET TO MAKE A PENNY STOCK MAILING LIST AND TELL THEM WHEN TO BUY / SELL FOR THAT EXTRA PROFIT!
 
Tupacia said:
Wasn't trying to inflate my own ego with the post, was just saying that those are the sources of my edge in the marketplace. Those advantages aren't available to retail customers, which is why the money in the markets flows from retail customers (the fish) to institutional players (the sharks). Anyone who tries to convince you that trading is easy either has no idea what they're talking about or has something to sell you.
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All fucking around aside, what he speaks is the absolute truth here- you should hear my broker pals talk about retail "marks"...

It would shame Kern and Jenkins ;)
 
Tupacia said:
I stare at my screens every day for 8 hours a day, have the fastest computers known to man, and have custom written software filtering the market on a continuous basis for opportunities. If you think you can compete with the likes of me with your Schwab account, I would advise you to think again.
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Wait, so you only work 8 hours a day?
 
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