All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

 Why yes I did.

But you are right, I am a fraud =/ you got me. Guess I don't know anything about investing. 

 Ummmmm... ok, did you look that up in google? At least we are getting somewhere. Now if you want to leaverage those ETFs (which are already leaverage) what do you do? 

Since contracts are 100 share how do you get lower shares to minimize risk? (Look up synthetic straddle strategy). 

 I guess I’ll try to teach you one more time. Options are considered leaverage. I’m leaveraging my money to control a sizable share. 1 contract holds either 50 or 100 shares. I guess you don’t know a single thing about investing. Please do share how one would leaverage ETFs without options? I’m actually interested if there was a different way. 

And now I’m truly done. 

 Reason why I only put a small amount of money into it and draw profits out and put it in TDameritrade High dividend yielding stock account. Only reason why I was showing OP my trading account was cause he wasn't listening to economic advise with the stock market and reason why his area is very susceptible a bad investment when stock market crashes (manufacturing companies + stock market crash = job cuts) so I thought he would listen if he sees some results. 

 It's all good. Probably should start ignoring him. Getting way out of hand now when my first reply to his post was simply stating why other investors were wary of investing in his market, and why no cash flow could be bad investment. 

 Not really that good of a detective work... Found MY post on Reddit. See my respond to his "detective" work.

@Nick Colvill I guess I should tell you what option trading is since you are not looking it up. 

Option trading is a type of purchase (could be regular stocks, ETF, REIT, etc). I don't just buy into it, what option does is basically similar to lease to option in real estate, I go into a contract with a down payment to control 100s of shares that I wouldn't be able to buy if I just did regular trading. Price goes up, so the contract price goes up; when contract price goes up, I sell the contract to someone else.

Really like that you have shown yourself to be an @ss labeling someone a fraud without doing your full research and you even said you were here to learn and I have told you in every post to look up what options were before coming at me. 

 Lol...Don't even know why I am playing along...

 I already admitted in taking a screenshot of that profit due to it being one of my highest trade... If you go back to my post, I told you I average about 20-25% a trade as a swing trader (I am guessing you don't know what that is since you were bringing up the PDT rule). It's options stock trading; look it up. That's a pretty common profit margin. Here I'll throw you a bone: I edited it and just showed percentage since it seems like the small cash amount doesn't excite you. Also, it was brought to my attention that I shouldn't be posting these kind of stuff in a public RE forums so this will be my last one. 

Pretty sure you can do the math.

And you are right, it is hard to keep this up and you can see the spikes and downs which is why I have multiple accounts and different source income. 

 Lmao. Alright I’m done trying to help you. The only reason why I mentioned my “success”  is cause I was trying to show you results since I figured that was the only way you would listen to people since you didn’t want to listen to myself or anyone else. If you notice majority of experienced people on here were trying to help you. Even people near your market... but two or three people that are in the same boat as you backed you up compared to 6+ other investors doesn’t fit your logic, that’s fine. 

You probably didn’t even read my comment or you are the type to only see things that you like, but I’ll say it one more time people have different accounts. That Robinhood account roughly makes 1-1.5 k a month which is my active trading. I have passive investment accounts... also, that screen shot even shows $700 gain in less than a full day, but I guess you have narrow vision as well. 

Good Luck though. Really do wish you succeed. Sucks seeing new investors waste money. 

 I was responding to what you were saying to those that posted before me. When one (experienced investor) started mentioning why he wouldn’t invest in that area (which is criticism). You started saying how he is pessimistic, and I came in telling you the reason why many investors would not want to invest in that area. 

Then when others chimes in trying to tell you just banking on appreciation is not a good idea, you got defensive. After that, I showed you graphs and showed you results. without knowing how to trade options, stocks, or how the PDT rule work (day trading rule), you didn’t view me as a stock investor due to the fact that my trading account only had 2k when those 2k makes me more money than any other investment vehicles (read up on options trading since 2k leveraged actually is worth around 100-200k depending on stocks). And just for the record, I make 4K in just my stock investments a month. And about to start up my personal investment firm for real estate. 

Investors have multiple accounts for asset protection, so most of the time investors on here propbably has 3-4 accounts in 2-5 different investment sectors. 

Hopefully you can see why people are viewing you as a “bad guy” and reason why they are “bagging” on your success. Investment is not black and white; burning bridges as someone new to the investment world will hamper your ability to expand.