QuoteOriginally posted by: rexlexP.S.See, Mayl(e-mail) and Alkmene: I usually reply as it has to be to normal people...I know - hard to believe .Me too. But I sometimes also reply to abnormal people, either out of politeness or just want to have a bit of fun.

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: rexlexQuoteOriginally posted by: mayl2QuoteOriginally posted by: rexlexQuoteOriginally posted by: GamalI would never invest a penny in a hedge fund led by a student claiming to have a very profitable and risk free trading strategy.So what? I will never buy a Japanese ne...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: rexlexQuoteOriginally posted by: GamalI would never invest a penny in a hedge fund led by a student claiming to have a very profitable and risk free trading strategy.So what? I will never buy a Japanese newspaper since I don't know Japanese...I am saying this because wh...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: rexlexQuoteOriginally posted by: rexlexmayl2,I don't know why I have WASTED 30 minutes of my life writing such a LONG private message to an idiot like you? What's the matter - you are disappointed that I stated that I am not going to send you money in advance??? Or perh...

QuoteAs I mentioned in the first post: times yearly. Which means(generally speaking), if you start with $1 million - you should expect $5 million That's far better than Madoff's. I am happy for you to take a 20% performance fee. Hence, please send me $4 million. Thank you.

I happened to have a couple of million dollars to spare. If your stragetegy is virtually risk free, what sort of return are we talking about? Please PM with as much details as you can. Kind regards.

<t>David Li proposed a model that was simple and good enough to use and a lot of quants liked it. People did know there were flaws/shortcomings with the model and put on a lot of effort to either improve it or built new models. Guess what came out of it? Virtually nothing (though that did not preven...