Better than everyone else.

[TheStig]

Do you not see that the world is at my disposal?

All I see are empty words with no substance on a computer screen from an extremely deluded individual. You've shown that many times over.

 

[zinc4]

so how many girls have you been approaching lately Renaldo? and how many are you banging? and can you post some of the initial convos upon meeting these women...also are you only approaching the ones who give you eye contact first or just approaching completely out of the blue?

 

[Naughty Ninja]

When OP’s not grossly exaggerating to “live” a better lie on SS he’s in his mom’s basement dry humping the washing machine on spin cycle. His idiocy is only surpassed by his willingness to display it.

 

[sageproduct]

When OP’s not grossly exaggerating to “live” a better lie on SS he’s in his mom’s basement dry humping the washing machine on spin cycle. His idiocy is only surpassed by his willingness to display it.

LOL!! I didn't know robot chicken characters were capable of posting on sosuave!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPdvvRAdsbQ

 

[Naughty Ninja]

LOL!! I didn't know robot chicken characters were capable of posting on sosuave!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPdvvRAdsbQ

^^^Perfect!^^^

Ronaldo7: I went through hell, I'm expecting heaven.

Word of advice O.P: If you don’t want to self-harm anymore. DO NOT look in the mirror. O.P uses his tears for lube.

 

[nroug7]

I am better than you

You know what, tell this to someone when they are holding a pistol to your head, because clearly, they wont fvcking kill you obviously since you are so great.
Also, no one tells me how rocking great they are, to me you are just another animal. Same as me and all the other posters here. You are just held in place by the illusions of human thought and material. The only true worth you have is the worth you assign to yourself.

 

[synergy1]

I know how much i invested and how much profit i made. The fact that you can't understand a fraction is your problem, not mine. I invest quite a lot and i know the market. People ask ME for help on it. I understand you and i will never get along. However, i am better than you and that is all too clear. You didn't like my statement and you make it seem like you made the 20k. In reality, you are simply a deluded individual, who will never reach my level.

I am not asking you for help on it, I have my own investment guidelines. I asked you what your investment basis was - and got no real answer in 3+ posts. The best investors and hedge fund managers have never once used the terminology you have used which is why your statement is dubious at best. So I ask you again - what is your investment thesis? Rather than say things like ' I am better than you', and answer the question next time.

Or I can just sum it up. You are like anyone else on the internet and just lying through your teeth to get attention since in real life you can not do this. You simulate what it feels like to be better than everyone else simultaneously riling up the community. As I said earlier, your trolling attempts was actually good until you lacked specifics, and you overreached your ability when you mentioned investing- its clear as day you don't know one one-hundredth (there's your fraction) as much as someone even like myself. Oops?

yes, I know I am perpetuating this stupid thread, but its funny watching this guy squirm. I was at least hoping for a halfway intellectual parlay, but he is incapable of even this

 

[Ronaldo7]

so how many girls have you been approaching lately Renaldo? and how many are you banging? and can you post some of the initial convos upon meeting these women...also are you only approaching the ones who give you eye contact first or just approaching completely out of the blue?

I've approached in the gym and university. The girl at the gym has a boyfriend, but she is ok with being fwb. University is a bit difficult because most people know me and have a problem with me. However, i managed to seek out 2 blondes, who are exchange students and don't know me, and got numbers. I recently went on a movie date. She was upset because i showed 30 minutes late ( i had stuff to do and i knew she would wait for me). She is a psychology teacher for a different university. She is 24 and thought i was 22.

Me: *smirk* you look somewhat good
She: Who do you think you are? I was going to leave like **** this guy. You are so late and the movie started.
Me: I'm worth the wait.
She: You are arrogant and full of yourself.
Me: Even if that was true, you wouldn't leave since you melt every time you see me.
She: *speechless*

We watched the movie. She kept talking about being humble and how i had none of that. I took her home and she told me she wasnt a slut and i wasnt going to sleep with her tonight. She told me this like i cared what she thought. We kissed, i started feeling her, and you know the rest. I "reassured" her i would call her after and that i wanted a relationship. (Lol).

I met some other girl at the club. I saw her looking at me and approached.

Me: I know that what you really wanted tonight was to meet someone as attractive like me.
She: *Surprised* Who do you think you are?
Me: What you've always wanted
She: *Smiled*

I got her number and yet to call her.

I'd say im approaching both. Eye contact and sometimes out of the blue.

@synergy1: I invest independently and i have my own modus operandi. My investment thesis isn't a common one and i'm certainly not going to reveal it. I'll tell you its like counting cards though. Excuse my terminology then. I doubt you have made anywhere close to what i've made. At the end of the day, we all know we are and if what we are saying is true or not. I know i'm real, i don't know about you. To answer your question: My investment thesis is much like counting cards. It varies from time to time. I may short when high, buy when low. However, the main investment testament is a lot like counting cards and not a very common one practiced. I should also note i don't invest a lot and only do so when i see something that is certain. I'm already rich. I do this for fun.

 

[synergy1]

@synergy1: I invest independently and i have my own modus operandi. My investment thesis isn't a common one and i'm certainly not going to reveal it. I'll tell you its like counting cards though. Excuse my terminology then. I doubt you have made anywhere close to what i've made. At the end of the day, we all know we are and if what we are saying is true or not. I know i'm real, i don't know about you. To answer your question: My investment thesis is much like counting cards. It varies from time to time. I may short when high, buy when low. However, the main investment testament is a lot like counting cards and not a very common one practiced. I should also note i don't invest a lot and only do so when i see something that is certain. I'm already rich. I do this for fun.

counting cards? haha, now i've seen it all. So your special operation involved shorting an overpriced stock ( aka common sense) and going long when undervalued? Did Investopedia tell you that one?

If its something you do for fun, why so secretive about this counting method? If your rich, why do you care what other non institutional investors even do?

You say a lot without saying anything. You use words, but have no substance, like this thread. If you were going to successfully troll this thread, you should have typed less, used more specifics and for the love of god stop pretending like you are an investor. You barely know what a long/short position is, and "counting cards" is for blackjack, idiot.

 

[Ronaldo7]

counting cards? haha, now i've seen it all. So your special operation involved shorting an overpriced stock ( aka common sense) and going long when undervalued? Did Investopedia tell you that one?

If its something you do for fun, why so secretive about this counting method? If your rich, why do you care what other non institutional investors even do?

You say a lot without saying anything. You use words, but have no substance, like this thread. If you were going to successfully troll this thread, you should have typed less, used more specifics and for the love of god stop pretending like you are an investor. You barely know what a long/short position is, and "counting cards" is for blackjack, idiot.

Investopedia didn't tell me that. I never said that was my special operation. I said my method was A LOT like counting cards. It's something i do for fun as in it isn't my career. I have the money to spend and i'm very good at it. If you lose 20k, you are broke. If i lose 20k, i can get 20 more. I don't like to share my things with anyone. I don't want my success to rub on anyone, just me.

That is very true. However, i say a lot without saying anything because the less people know about you the less they can use against you. If you know everything about someone, you can easily tear them apart and the other way around. I do invest and not just the stock exchange. I also invest in independent businesses and real estate. I do know what a long/short position is. Counting cards was a metaphor i used, idiot.

 

[cordoncordon]

University is a bit difficult because most people know me and have a problem with me.

I wonder why that could possibly be the case? You seem so together and likeable.

However, i managed to seek out 2 blondes, who are exchange students and don't know me, and got numbers. I recently went on a movie date. She was upset because i showed 30 minutes late ( i had stuff to do and i knew she would wait for me). She is a psychology teacher for a different university. She is 24 and thought i was 22.

A 24 year old teacher going out with an 18 year old student. Uh huh.

@synergy1: I invest independently and i have my own modus operandi. My investment thesis isn't a common one and i'm certainly not going to reveal it. I'll tell you its like counting cards though. Excuse my terminology then. I doubt you have made anywhere close to what i've made. At the end of the day, we all know we are and if what we are saying is true or not. I know i'm real, i don't know about you. To answer your question: My investment thesis is much like counting cards. It varies from time to time. I may short when high, buy when low. However, the main investment testament is a lot like counting cards and not a very common one practiced. I should also note i don't invest a lot and only do so when i see something that is certain. I'm already rich. I do this for fun.

Take this from someone who has traded stocks since I was a kid. I don't mean 18 years old. I mean literally a kid at 10 or 11. I have worked for 7 years as an options trader on the Chicago Board Options Exchange trading options. I have traded for myself, using my own cash, as a way of making my living for many years now. That is all I do. I make mid 6 figures every year doing this. My experience in trading is vast to say the least.

Taking in all of that, you are full of ****e. Counting cards? Seriously? You write an entire paragraph about trading, and end up not saying a damn thing. Which is what you do with everything you say. You offer no specifics on anything. You give long winded and very general statements that if reading quickly sound very interesting, but if you really read what you say, its gibberish. A very sure sign of someone lying. I think you mentioned 'counting cards' 3 times in that paragraph without once ever mentioning what it means in regards to stocks. Why? Because it means nothing. The only possible similarity would be taking the entire Outstanding share count of a company, subtracting the shares owned by management and the restricted shares and getting the trading float, and then contacting every other shareholder and seeing if they are selling the stock or not, and making sure they aren't, which is an impossibility. But basically doing that would give you the specific amount of shares that are out there to be bought and sold, and if you bought those up, theoretically the stock would have no where to go but up. That is akin to counting cards. Of course, then you can bring naked shorting into the equation, which blows the whole thing out of the water as those shares are limitless.

But none of that matters anyway because what I just described above is impossible to ever do, not to mention illegal, and you are lying through your teeth anway.

 

[Ronaldo7]

I wonder why that could possibly be the case? You seem so together and likeable.


A 24 year old teacher going out with an 18 year old student. Uh huh.







Take this from someone who has traded stocks since I was a kid. I don't mean 18 years old. I mean literally a kid at 10 or 11. I have worked for 7 years as an options trader on the Chicago Board Options Exchange trading options. I have traded for myself, using my own cash, as a way of making my living for many years now. That is all I do. I make mid 6 figures every year doing this. My experience in trading is vast to say the least.

Taking in all of that, you are full of ****e. Counting cards? Seriously? You write an entire paragraph about trading, and end up not saying a damn thing. Which is what you do with everything you say. You offer no specifics on anything. You give long winded and very general statements that if reading quickly sound very interesting, but if you really read what you say, its gibberish. A very sure sign of someone lying. I think you mentioned 'counting cards' 3 times in that paragraph without once ever mentioning what it means in regards to stocks. Why? Because it means nothing. The only possible similarity would be taking the entire Outstanding share count of a company, subtracting the shares owned by management and the restricted shares and getting the trading float, and then contacting every other shareholder and seeing if they are selling the stock or not, and making sure they aren't, which is an impossibility. But basically doing that would give you the specific amount of shares that are out there to be bought and sold, and if you bought those up, theoretically the stock would have no where to go but up. That is akin to counting cards. Of course, then you can bring naked shorting into the equation, which blows the whole thing out of the water as those shares are limitless.

But none of that matters anyway because what I just described above is impossible to ever do, not to mention illegal, and you are lying through your teeth anway.

Hahaha likeable.

She thought i was 22. I appear a lot older than 18. If i don't say my real age, no one would ever guess it.

I will give you props though. You came very close to what i do in regards to stock. I must commend you on the fact that you could actually figure most of it out, while no one else would.

Do learn something about business though. ~ Nothing is ever illegal, unless you get caught ~

It really isn't a lie. If you knew the scheme, you would think i'm a scumbag, but hey, i still get what i want .

 

[cordoncordon]

Hahaha likeable.

She thought i was 22. I appear a lot older than 18. If i don't say my real age, no one would ever guess it.

I will give you props though. You came very close to what i do in regards to stock. I must commend you on the fact that you could actually figure most of it out, while no one else would.

Do learn something about business though. ~ Nothing is ever illegal, unless you get caught ~

It really isn't a lie. If you knew the scheme, you would think i'm a scumbag, but hey, i still get what i want .

What you are trying to accomplish with this type of strategy is a variation on something called a short squeeze. A SS occurs when a stock becomes very heavily shorted and something causes buying to occur, whether it be a news event, a buy rec from a well known broker, a group trying to run that stock, what have you. But initial buying comes in and that causes the shorts in the stock to have to scramble all over each other to try and cover, which takes the stock higher and higher.

What you are saying, (or I guess I am the one who said it haha) is something similar. Except instead of trying to get shorts to cover, you are simply trying to find out the trading float for a specific company, (which is easy to do as any SEC reporting company gives that info out), contact and stop everyone else who can freely sell the stock from selling (an impossibility) and buy up the remaining shares in the float, something that could cost millions of dollars. Even with penny stocks (my specialty) it would cost $hundreds of thousands to do that and with those you are fighting dilution every day.

Now, with a few penny stocks it is possible to do this. Specifically with penny stocks that have a very low OS count and float, lets say under 30 M OS and a 10 M float, and that have a market cap under $1 Million. What happens here is you bring in a group that buys up the entire float and then stimulates interest and buying in it via promotion, hype, getting the company to release PR's, etc. These are called FLD's, or Float Lockdown Plays. I have been involved in a few of them over the years. Stocks have been know to go from under a penny to over $1 when this occurs. However they are rare.

There is a possibility for one of the plays I am in to have that happen however. IFLM. Trades around 3 cents. Its basically a shell company though they still have the structure for an Indie film company in place. OS is around 26 M. Trading float around 7 M. NO dilution, which is key. I first brought it to this board and my trading board I post on around .005 a month or so ago. It rose and has been basing in the 3's. A number of key things are about to happen, starting with the PR that came out last week about the lawsuit against Junior capital. The current outstanding share count stands around 31 M after some shares were returned to treasury, but this lawsuit will take the OS down to around the before mentioned 26 M. Unheard of for a penny stock. In addition, my DD is showing a number of very important news events could be coming, totally revamping the company into a movie distributor powerhouse. Would not surprise me at all to see this stock rise to 50 cents to $1 by spring, as a type of FLD play will be taking place, simply because there are not enough shares out there to buy.

 

[cordoncordon]

I know the chances of that are high. I stated upthread I think it's MyNameIsNobody. This persona fits him to a T.

But I love to talk stocks.

 

[synergy1]

Now, with a few penny stocks it is possible to do this. Specifically with penny stocks that have a very low OS count and float, lets say under 30 M OS and a 10 M float, and that have a market cap under $1 Million. What happens here is you bring in a group that buys up the entire float and then stimulates interest and buying in it via promotion, hype, getting the company to release PR's, etc. These are called FLD's, or Float Lockdown Plays. I have been involved in a few of them over the years. Stocks have been know to go from under a penny to over $1 when this occurs. However they are rare.

sounds dangerously close to a pump and dump, but I don't really do small cap stuff like you do. I know a group that buys/sells collectively small cap stuff, and they seem to do OK, but its an all day thing. So heres my question ( just out of curiosity) - If you have a group buying up the entire float, how are the share sales distributed once you hit a target sell price? Seems like if you have an in-congruent number of buyers and sellers, that it would be difficult to exist the position and lock in ROI?

FYI I am more of a typical "long" investor - value based, but might explore small/ mid cap stuff later when I actually have time to do this stuff. The only real plays I do are downturns on major listings on indecies - buying when they are selling at a discount, or what I consider a discount. Not quite what you do, and certainly not the yield.

 

[Ronaldo7]

So con already established more or less what i do. I made quite the profit investing on RIM when it was at 3$. I sold it when it went up to almost 18$ per share. I would never talk about anything unless i know i'm 100 % correct. Whatever works for you may not work for me. I do my thing and it shows great results. Too bad i made more of a profit than you.

 

[BeDJ]

My wingman told me I was a good looking dude and then admitted he was bisexual. It felt weird hanging out with him afterwards. Any suggestions?

 

[cordoncordon]

My wingman told me I was a good looking dude and then admitted he was bisexual. It felt weird hanging out with him afterwards. Any suggestions?

I would take it as a compliment. Gay or Bi men usually are pretty fashion forward and tend to think like a woman in terms of what a cute/hot man looks like.

As for any suggestions? Didn't Ronaldo mention up thread he has certain metro and gay tendencies? Perhaps you could hook the two of them up in exchange for a stock tip from our brah Ronaldo?

 

[cordoncordon]

sounds dangerously close to a pump and dump, but I don't really do small cap stuff like you do. I know a group that buys/sells collectively small cap stuff, and they seem to do OK, but its an all day thing. So heres my question ( just out of curiosity) - If you have a group buying up the entire float, how are the share sales distributed once you hit a target sell price? Seems like if you have an in-congruent number of buyers and sellers, that it would be difficult to exist the position and lock in ROI?

FYI I am more of a typical "long" investor - value based, but might explore small/ mid cap stuff later when I actually have time to do this stuff. The only real plays I do are downturns on major listings on indecies - buying when they are selling at a discount, or what I consider a discount. Not quite what you do, and certainly not the yield.

FLD's are pretty much a pump and dump. Kind of like a pyramid scheme. Just don't be the last one out. The few that I have been aware of have been quite sophisticated. To the point where one of the guys who orchastrated a few, goes by the name Monk, even had 'seminars' where people would pay to come and hear his wisdom and any tips he may have had, with the FLD's being some of those tips. He brought in buying groups and other promos as well, all to keep the buying flowing. But once those ended? The floor fell out and down she goes.

IFLM from what I understand is going to build a real company though, so it should be pretty safe.

 

[BeDJ]

Perhaps you could hook the two of them up in exchange for a stock tip from our brah Ronaldo?

Justa tip?