John Thomas / The Mad Hedgefund Trader

Dow Jones to 120,000 by 2030

https://www.madhedgefundtrader.com/hot-tips/

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From today also :slight_smile:.

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Today:

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Well done Tesla investors that kept with it

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Trade alerts for bull spreads on TSLA, GOLD, WPM
Hope to get his thoughts on gold in 2021. JPM have said if gold rallies it’s going to be a big one. :chart_with_upwards_trend:
Tech is showing early signs of lagging but it’s only one day :crazy_face:

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These are rly good insights.

66% return is great…but wouldn’t be have made a lot lot more if he just invested in his chosen stocks and left it there for the year?

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Depends what size money you are dealing with. When you have 20K it’s very different to having 3 million.

I think John Thomas actually paid 3 million dollars in taxes in 2019 from trading. So he’s not using small amounts.

What I like about FreeTrade is the younger newer investors get to use fractional’s and gain experience with percentage gains, but I mean, £100 punt on bitcoin with 700% returns obviously looks great from a percentage gain, but it’s not sustainable to play like that in the long run.

Successful investors and traders make consistent plays over long periods of time. And that’s what I personally view as investing/trading.

I am genuinely syked on 15% yearly gains across everything I have. But I do not have the benefit of gaining when things are falling, and hedge fund managers do.

So the answer to that is yes then :sweat_smile:

Consistency is of course the key, but it hasn’t worked out very well this year so I don’t understand why he is bragging.

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Anything above 50% over the space of a year is pretty damn excellent. Remember nobody knew what the market is going to do, so he is making those gains whilst playing by the rules of a hedge fund manager. It’s pretty impressive.

We will all give you £100k for 2021 and we all would like £166k in return at the end of the year… easy task you say?

Agreed. And yet you’re calling anyone who is aiming to do the same delusional on the other thread.

Apart from you, who knows that we won’t see the same volatility as last year?

It’s definitely not easy.

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Not sure how to navigate this update

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Nostradamus getting it correct :v:t3: Nov 2020.

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Along with Germany and other countries that locked down

He bet that Democrats would take control of the Senate and he is about to reap rewards with his 2 TLT shorts. Expecting Banks to rise abit due to yield hitting 1% but big tech is wobbling at the possible incoming scrutiny.

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Golden insights once again

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Excellent shout on US banks back in October.

Can never buy back into Tesla as it just seems
So overpriced but the market doesn’t seem
To care

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I hear ya. A PE ratio of 1,500 leaves not much room for error. I’ll be sticking to an environmental trust and/or clean energy etf for a looooong term holding on that sector.

Tesla has rly been a great ride-up for all that got on that ride. (I have no direct position and never have).

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Recommends to buy recovery plays. Not much room for growth in tech this year.

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Looks like a wait for the dip moment. 2021 seems like a concentrated risk on (DYOR)

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P o s i t i v e • V o l a t i l i t y

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DO Your Own Research, I’ll be buying Boeing during this period for a long long term holding. So long it’ll probably be passed down to my future kid :v:t3:

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