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Originally Posted by GrobbGangsta
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First of all, nothing I posted indicated that I was "rooting for your demise."
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Originally Posted by GrobbGangsta
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The problem is he is making the same wrong mistakes/assumptions that all "retail" investors (day traders) make:
OJ's "system" has a shelf life of months or maybe a year before it breaks down because he does not have access to any inside information. Semi-efficient capital markets work/are legal because some integration of inside information with institutional investments is still permitted by SEC regs.
2. When OJ's system breaks down (and it will), he will not have any exit opportunities. The only thing his skill set as a day trader translates to is being an institutional investor. PE funds and hedge funds are not going to hire some guy who has "failed day trader" on his resume. There is no pedigree.
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Massive hating on an operation you know next to nothing about. Explain again how I'm reading into an abundantly clear implication touched on repeatedly throughout your post?
I have plenty of room for more haters, fans are fans, as long as you're paying attention.