Think of stock values since the huge amount of “day traders”.I am reminded of the days in the 1980s when Savings and Loans were making loans on overvalued real estate.

And it was from the Nigerians, Ghanaians and the Benins that Europeans were able to buy the African slaves from African slave traders for transport throughout the world.

Started as a commodities trader for a subsidiary of Union Bank of Switzerland.

The area directly south of UNM is the student rental ghetto (not well maintained properties).The Uptown area (Coronado mall) is another area that seems to be popular and has amenities (mall, restaurants, Trader Joes, etc).  

Obvious- “you shouldn’t spend all of your money, you should invest some”.wrong- you should become an expert in forex trading and use your profits to buy gold.Wrong- index funds and tax advantages accounts are the devil wrong- it doesn’t make sense to hold cash because it is fiat currency. it is astonishing to me how many people consider him an inspiration. 

I'm sure you're a good trader, but the edges just aren't there like they used to be.

A friend and I already have an entity that invests in Forex and does well.

The traders? 

The great billionaire market trader Paul Tudor Jones talks about a 5:1 risk/reward ratio.

(Ok, perhaps that's a little too pessimistic).It's just when I look at my portfolio I think "man, I should sell that (real estate, stocks, forex, metals) before it drops like a rock" and then do what with the money?