In real world, is there any super trader? Below is the super trader list and how they turn small amount of money into million dollars in short period of time: • Arthur Cutten: Turned $1,000 dollars into over $90 million dollars. • Richard Dennis: Turned $400 into $200 million in 10 years. • Ken Griffin: Started in a dorm room and at 38 is worth $3 billion. • Dan Zanger: Pyramid $10,775 into $42 million in less than 3 years. • Michael Marcus: Rolled out a $30,000 account into over $80 million. • Tom Baldwin: Parlayed $25,000 into over $2 billion. • Ed Seykota: Made 250,000 percent return on his account over 16 years. • Nicolas Darvas: Leveraged $25,000 into $2.25 million in 18 months. • Michael Lauer: Provided investors with a 50-fold return over 7 years. • Mark Cook: Registered back to back gains of 563% and 322%. • Jesse Livermore: Traded $500 into $100 million - $0 into $100 million • Steve Lescarbeau: Averaged 70% return every year. • Stanley Kroll: Took $18,000 and turned it into a cool million in a year or so. • David Tepper: Earned more than $2.5 billion for himself in 2009. • Paul Tudor Jones: Made triple digit returns 5 years in a row. In 2006 he earned $750 million. • Steve Cohen: Manages billions of dollars & averaged returns of 90% during the past 7 years. • Mark Minervini: Averaged 220% annual returns in the past five years. • Bernard Baruch: Became a trading millionaire by the age of thirty-five. • W.D. Gann: Averaged $1 million per annum over a 50-year trading career. • Eddie Lampert: Traded his way to a net worth of $3.5 billion while still in his 40s. • Steven Schonfeld: Put $100,000,000 + in his pocket last year. • John Burbank: Put $300,000,000 + in his pocket last year. • George Soros: A survivor of the Battle of Budapest netted $2.9 billion in 2007. • Larry Fink: Controls more money than Germany has GDP. • Warren Buffett: Became the 3rd wealthiest person in the world. • Martin Schwartz: Earned $300,000-$500,000 per month day trading the S&P. • Jim Cramer: Routinely taken home $10 million a year and more. • Bruce Kovner: Borrowed $3,000 on a credit card and turned it into $2.5 billion. • Who will be next super trader? Super trader never trade based on feeling. They trade based on data or fact. They utilize some trading tools to help them make the decision. If you trade based on your feeling, then you are trying your luck. If you have good luck, then you make money and vice versa. Unfortunately, you do not know whether your luck is good or not until the trading result had been come out. If you want to make money for short period of time only, then you can trade based on your feeling. If you want to make money for long run, then you must trade based on data.
Posted on: Wed, 11 Sep 2013 06:42:25 +0000
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