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Broker: NinjaTrader Brokerage for futures, TDA for stocks, options, futures and futures options.
Trading: Stocks and options. Futures ES, NQ, RTY, YM, CL, GC. Swing trade micros and futures options
Posts: 8 since Jan 2019
Thanks Given: 1
Thanks Received: 8
I know part of what he is doing is making fun of all of the prop account promoter trading 20 accounts. So he multiplies his profits by 20.
I watched him live a couple of times and he seemed to switch to another screen while PnL is red and conveniently forget to switch back and when he does is magically green.
Exhausting listening to the ego and constant tearing down of others just to lift himself up. Big complainer.
lol hahah of course, cause he do not want you to see losing trades or losing days.
Never ever forget how people get rich in this trading business.
There is 2 ways.
1. Sell trading products and courses for cost of $5000 for example and be a millionaire in 1 year. 200 customers/suckers times $5000 = $1 million per year. Or sell for $1000 and get 1000 customers/suckers = $1 million per year.
The seller go nice pretty house and pay off his/her debt and put the rest in SP 500 index fund. You go lose your hard earn money like clown monkey and running in circles like an ant believing trading theories/lies.
2. Trade big size contracts by yourself from your own hard work and efforts.
That is trading in a nutshell. You either decide to be a trader by yourself alone or decide to be a sucker and get Pimped by the Trading Sellers.
Update, after six months of filing complaints with the FTC and with the State of Idaho Attorney General's Office Consumer Protection Division including the Idaho Department of Finances Security Bureau and working with them via meetings, emails and telephone conversions no assistance was received.
I penned this decades ago and still recall it when necessary; "If it is to be, it is up to me."
I took a week initially considering what I wanted to accomplish then reviewing the law in regard to purchases and contracts.
I chose to file a Small Claims case as this should accomplish the goal of returning the AlgoBox purchase. This also minimalizes my personal financial exposure and mitigates risk. Also, the Defendant cannot have an Attorney represent him in Small Claims court which in my opinion will help hold him more accountable for his actions and the replies I received with the derogatory comments.
A shout out for the support from some members of Nexus FI and their comments. Thank you specifically for the support I've received from Analytic and his time spent on the subject of fraud in the trading industry including sharing the information he has gathered. The recent Amp brokerage information is just the cherry on top!
I will not be commenting on this matter until my case is closed for obvious reasons. If successful, this will set a precedent that others can use and follow if necessary. There is a three-year window to pursue legal action in this type of matter.
How does it work with collecting on a Judgment from out of state party? Say you won in your local county small claim, and Vinny doesn't voluntarily pay, or you even win by default judgement because he ignores it, will enforcement officers help if Vinny doesn't have assets in the state of Idaho?