I operate and have operated an Aggressive Growth Mutual Fund which allows me to trade frequently with a higher risk tolerance. If done well, that level of return is not at all uncommon. They're fighting going belly up at the moment, due to some very large risks they took, but Tiger Global routinely offered such returns. In fact, I learned some of my trading techniques from a Partner/Co-chair there, Chase Coleman, III. And really, the last thing I need to spend my time doing is arguing with you about my legitimacy. I offered some people who were claiming to have financial problems help. Period. If THEY are not interested, then that's fine. Outside of that, the discussion is moot. I'm on this forum for it's premedical and medical school advice. In short, let it alone. You may think I'm a fraud. News Flash: Nobody on here cares.
God damnit you beat me to it!
Looks legit. Gives you secret stock tips about those undervalued companies that no one's heard of like apple, netflix, google, microsoft
Anyone can get ridiculous return over the short term. But over the long term you're almost guaranteed to be a net loser
Looks legit. Gives you secret stock tips about those undervalued companies that no one's heard of like apple, netflix, google, microsoft
Anyone can get ridiculous return over the short term. But over the long term you're almost guaranteed to be a net loser
I have over 20 years of experience. I didn't start trading right out of the womb. And ignore me. Judge me by my looks. I used to have hair down to the middle of my back. Judge me by that. Judge me by the fact that a 75% - 250% is very rare (although not unheard of ... you should do some more reading). The simple fact is, I offer a 100% money back guarantee. You have absolutely nothing to lose. If you don't get those kind of returns on your money, you have a guarantee, which is backed by the SEC, the FTC, and the Georgia Department of Banking & Finance. I run a real company, and you can verify that, and if I refuse to give you your initial investment back, then you have not just the SEC, FTC, and GDBF to report me to, you can sue me.
Money back guarantee of 75-250% ROI? Wish I knew about this before, I just gave all my money to the preacher on the tv who said that if I donate to his church God will help me win the lottery.
Yes, yes, yes. I can't stand those guys either. Do it though. Invest the minimum amount and give me one year. If I haven't increased it by a minimum of 75%, I will return your $2,000 back to you, and in your case, since everyone on this thread seems to think I'm full of baloney, I'll also return any gains short of 75% that I've created, assuming there are any, since you seem to think this is a scam.
By the way, if you'd like someone to speak for my personal integrity, I can arrange for you to speak to one of my best friends and business associates, who also just happened to be named the first black president of the United States PTA (the whole thing). He was also a decorated Lt. Col. in the US Army, and has so many other accolades that I don't have time to list them, but I will include some photos that you might like.
Read more carefully. It say I am working toward the, and a degree in Biocemistry.
Because I keep coming back here to read posts when I have some downtime and I keep seeing this same uninspired thread pop up. I guess I just don't see the appeal
I always get suspicious when someone offers money making alternatives out of "altruism"
You guys win. I've exaggerated my credentials in the past because I'm pursuing them and have completed them yet. Wonderful job you've done here. And I've reduced the amount to 25% to 75% so that it seems more reasonable to the average internet troll, even though I routinely get returns over 200%. Good job once again. But you know what, I'm not the one losing here. I am the one saying **** off, though.
You blatantly lied about your credentials (ex: having an MD) to give off the impression that you have them to the lay audience despite the fact that you aren't even IN med school yet. Yet, WE are the trolls? har har.
It's painfully obvious you have no idea what you are even talking about.
I mean if he did get a physics degree maybe do research as a grad student? Starbucks is kind of a jump.
That's how we end up with research full of false data and bogus claims
Old, but that's actually exactly how a lot of physics research goes... applied math leads to insane papers and insane ideas.
