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I am currently +$4M in gain, meanwhile the Zaorski retard catches margin calls again. It is second time since the Epstein Furry op when i gain and he losses. xD

Proof: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/538928463/

>I established a long position in leveraged WTI crude futures effective July 10th, with a stop-loss order placed marginally below the $70 handle. Meanwhile the most talented speculator of Bolanda went short again under completely idiotic assumption that the Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb Straits would be safe anyday now, even if 1/3 of the worlds oil transport gets fucked. USrael cannot compensate because the volume of oil transiting these chokepoints - nearly 30 million barrels per day - vastly exceeds global spare pipeline capacity (only 2.6 million barrels per day) and US domestic surplus production, leaving no physical or logistical way to bypass the blockades. Venezuela produces only about 1 million barrels per day. Years of underinvestment and sanctions leave its energy infrastructure completely degraded, preventing any rapid surge in output. Combining its limited capacity with US production cannot bridge a massive 30-million-barrel daily global deficit. While the US is a net exporter of total petroleum products, it remains a net importer of crude oil. Domestic refineries require heavier imported grades to run efficiently, meaning the US still imports millions of barrels daily leaving it fully exposed to global supply shocks.

>But how can the Pole influencer cosplaying as a market genius and using stolen money for his gambling addiction even know about such things? Poles are inheritely inferior, including their "elites" xD

And he uses market maker CFD like a high school kid/poorfag, yet he still poses as a multimillionaire. The guy is currently under prosecutor investigation, by the way xD

https://x.com/rafal_zaorski/status/2076998921008628070
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Good work OP. What are you going to do with your windfall?
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>>539274681
Our government doesn't let us trade CFDs because they don't want slaves getting rich.
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>>539274681
>+$4M in gain
And here I thought I'm rich
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Thats the first time

11 Mar 2026

Oil price : $85

>Oil is now easy money. Recent price drop was caused mostly by two factors: Trump bluffing about "completed war", and G7 oil reserves announcement. Both these things are already included in the price meanwhile physical oil supply is still fucked because Hormuz is blocked. I am twenty-to-one long crude futures since yesterday. With stop-loss slightly below 80.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/530448065/#q530467649

13 Mar 2026 oil price reached $100

Meanwhile Rafał Zaorski, the king of Polish traders, dubbed by Polish mainstream media as "genius of speculation" and "Polish Livermore" opened short position on crude exactly at the same time and went bankrupt again xD

https://x.com/rafal_zaorski/status/2031873351031849120
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>>539275102
365 zl in cash and 16M zl in investments? Weird xD

What kind of investments if i may ask? xD
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>>539275201
mostly tech
what's your net worth?
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>>539274681
How do you make profit with futures without margin calls? Meanwhile my dumb stock keeps going down the gutter
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>>539274681
>+$4m on a +14% gain
How leveraged are you?
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>>539275227
>mostly tech

I pushed shitloads of cash into Intel in 2025/2026 right before its price exploded and i recently sold 1/3 shares for $130 in June

17 Oct 2025

> I bought shitloads of Intel too lately because its price is very-very low

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/519118290/#519125690

25 Jan 2026

>Intel stocks crushed recently again, so i bought more of it. But i doubt stocks would collapse a lot because of money printers.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/526899739/#52690702
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>>539275391
I did Intel too, but you didn't answer my question
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>>539275227
>what's your net worth?

I would need to ask my law firm desu. +$120M for sure.
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>>539275448
pretty insane. to think that the most hated russian/jew on /pol/ is also filthy rich
I hate you even more now, kek
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>>539275282
x20
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>>539275391
I remember intel being $25. But I decided against investing in them because their product is strictly inferior. Just because the company is cheap doesn't matter it can't get any cheaper. And with the contraction of supply for computer chips there's reason to believe that Intel just won't be profitable with their inferior product.

Then of course Trump comes in and gifts billions of dollars to a dying company.

How do you decide to invest in a company like this? Is it just speculation on Trump bailouts?
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>>539275654
New CEO brought proven execution and ecosystem ties. He secured massive capital, Nvidia $5B investment, SoftBank plus CHIPS Act support. This derisked the foundry bet. Q3 2025 earnings showed early profitability, cost cuts working and tightening AI CPU supply (inference shift favoring Xeon). Clearwater Forest tape-in confirmed 18A roadmap progress back then. Thats why i decided to invest because i knew it had to explode amid rapid AI bubble growth.
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>>539275907
Ok, so you did your homework. It wasn't speculation. Thanks.
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>>539274681
Best stocks job is pretending you know shit and selling private group tips while pretending you are winning.
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>>539275941
It was a classic speculation. Thats how market speculation actually looks. It is a probability game. I could be wrong after all. Besides such giants like Intel are supported by money printers. They are too big to completely fail. Mutts struggle now in the AI vs China, they wouldnt let Intel go bankrupt so easily. It is still a decent company.
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>>539276002
>Mutts struggle now in the AI vs China
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>>539276031
Thats why i am invested both in China and the US. xS
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>>539276031
>>539276050
I am gradually reducing/hedging my positions amid growing risk of the AI bubble burst btw
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>>539276050
the US finna boutta collapse as the petro dollar is replaced by the electro yuan and gulf state money stops pouring in to boost stocks
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>>539274681
Good for you. All my investments either crash or I hold long enough for them to come back down to zero so I never make money
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>>539276002
but intel is hardware, not software. Chinks excel on the software side of things
how do you invest in the chinese market anyway?
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>>539274681
so what are you LARPing as?
A Polish jew?
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>>539276257
>but intel is hardware, not software. Chinks excel on the software side of things

Huawei Ascend is a major thing, absolute game-changer

>how do you invest in the chinese market anyway?

Via HKEX
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>>539276368
americans still have a major advantage in the hardware and I don't think that will change any time soon. Chinks were supposed to catch up like 5 years ago. 5 years later they're still nowhere near and relying on the Western lithography machines
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>>539276567
Huawei Ascend 950PR delivers almost 3x inference performance vs Nvidia H20 at FP4 with optimized DaVinci architecture, better memory access granularity and full-stack CANN software for specific workloads. SMIC produces 7nm/5nm-class nodes (N+2/N+3) without EUV via multi-patterning DUV, powering volume Ascend production. China captured 50% domestic AI chip market (vs Nvidias projected 8% kek), deploying massive clusters (8k+ Ascend superpods). Algorithmic efficiency + scale enables leadership in inference and domestic AI deployment despite per-chip compute gaps. Thats why investing in the Chinese AI (both hardware+software) is a very rational decision.
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>>539276695
there are sanctions on the chinese market for the AI hardware, so it's no wonder that domestically produced stuff takes over
not to say you're wrong about investing in it, but you just sound like a shill when you compare Nvidia's stuff to Huawei's
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>>539276851
>there are sanctions on the chinese market for the AI hardware, so it's no wonder that domestically produced stuff takes over

China is actively displacing Nvidia, not the ogher way round xD CCP urged firms to avoid Nvidia H20 chips, making them hard to obtain. Domestic AI accelerator budgets rose from 30% to 46% in one year. Huawei Ascend captured 50% market share in 2026. Despite US full approvals and Nvidia pushing H200 exports (including to Alibaba/ByteDance), China largely blocked or deprioritized them in favor of homegrown solutions. Mutts got buttfucked permanently.
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>>539274681
>new supply chains from both americas
is this really the level of traders competing? maybe i should go back at it despite having the shittiest timing ever
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>>539277279
This Zaorski guy is a total retard, thief and scammer but these three features (preferably combined) are needed to make a career here in Bolanda xD
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>>539274681
must not have checked the prices before you made this post because they dumpstered minutes before
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>>539277335
May 8, 2023

Rafal "Livermore" Zaorski predicts collapse of China

https://www.money.pl/gospodarka/rafal-zaorski-wieszczy-upadek-chin-chinski-zwrot-niepokoi-6895766725085984a.html

Apr 13, 2025

Rafal Zaorski announces his own bankruptcy

https://x.com/rafal_zaorski/status/1911486280052916243

xD
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>>539277363
>they dumpstered minutes before

Over some rumors about renewal of Iranian-US talks xD But i entered at $72 and moved the stop-loss at 74$ so i cant lose even if oil price went down again meanwhile the retard Zaorski is still in the loss zone xD
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>>539275110
>dubbed by Polish mainstream media as "genius of speculation" and "Polish Livermore"
how is that not obviosu to you that its a kike intel agency ploy to make normie masses pick the wrong trade? if MSM is pushing anything its always globohomo kikery so do the opposite
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>>539277513
Exactly. But this retard is a special case in many ways. I would need entire day to describe all his scams xD
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>>539277335
>but these three features (preferably combined) are needed to make a career here in Bolanda xD
well, seemed to have worked for you
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>>539277555
do you ever come to /biz/? itd be fun to have your story and thoughts there in the stock market thread. my portfolio is small i only have like 5k invested in stocks but i keep up daily on macro economic and market news. i think the AI tech bubble is showing weakness so id be caeful about being too heavy in there. they still get a lot of institutional passive investment from boomer 401ks and shit but theres a whole shitload of leveraged dominoes and circular money flow keeping those stocks up
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>>539277908
Market speculation is an art. You are either talented or not. You cant really "learn it". Joe Satriani can take 1000 students, and max one of them would be Kirk Hammet, the rest would achieve nothing. Same with speculation. I am just being naturally talented in this field. People who tell you that they can make you rich by copying their portfolios or "teaching" you how to do this are in 100% scammers, especially if they want money for the service.
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>>539274681
if you had any brain left you would let it pay out now
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>>539278054
The only rule that really matters (and all others are irrelevant) is sell high, buy low aka never lose. And thats all. There is nothing more beyond this. All this stuff like "technical analysis", AI trade bots, all of this is bullshit in long run xD
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what an abstract thread
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>>539278298
Why should i? I cannot lose now, i moved SL to almost 75$ while my entry price was 72$. I already won even if the price went down again xD
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>>539274681
Set yourself up Polebro and put some money aside in case WW3 moves to your country
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>>539278546
I sold all real estate in Bolanda right after COVID plan-demic. Now i rent.
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>>539278054
what are your short term trades for the next month? and long term plays for 3-5 years from now? im debating if is worth getting into nulear power yet i still hae a lot of natrual gas and coal stocks. my metal miners are down big. probably going to buy puts and shorts on adobe again soon. i knew the korean market was gonna crash like 2 months ago but had no way to invest in it to profit since theres no tickers on the american market for it
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so in addition to being a liar (in many subjects), you are also a useless scumbag, too
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>>539275078
Futures demand high margins and exchange transparency, both designed for institutional hedging and deep liquidity. CFDs (especially market maker B-books) offer micro-lots to attract small retail deposits. However, MM broker takes the opposite side, creating a conflict of interest with wide spreads, hidden fees, stop-hunting etc, whdn paired with excessive leverage, this predatory structure rapidly erodes small accounts. This stark contradt cements the perception of futures as a professional game and CFDs as the poor mans gamble with notorious 99% retail failure rate xD Thats why Zaorski using MM CFD while posing as a multimillionaire is so fkn funny in the eyes of people who _really_ support themselves from speculation, just like me.
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>>539279337
>what are your short term trades for the next month?

I am not wróżka-zębuszka, i am not an oracle, i cant predict future xD If we talk about leveraged speculation (i use exclusively futures contracts), i am _veeery_ rare on the market. Few times a year, only when i notice one-a-year ocassions, when my math-based probability calculations and intuitions say : "buy/sell". If we talk about the long term market presence (investment), then mostly Chinese/US champions with solid dividends (currently 65% China and 35% US).
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>>539275448
Damn. I wish I had a talent toward the acquisition of wealth. I... totally do not. I don't even know how to consider money to be real.
>t. Bio-warfare Tom
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>>539280002
so how many trades a year do you make? it sounds like you are saying you do it once a year?? how did you get to 4 million with such low frequency trading? what did you start with?
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>>539280327
he's claiming $120 million networth. I seriously doubt it, since he's 24/7 on /pol/, but hey, who knows. He's not dumb. He just doesnt see he's the parasite, not the "eaters". Jews tend to think that the value come out of thin air, not the hard work of people, which then gets monetized and used against them.
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>>539280327
I open futures positions like few times a year only when i _really_ notice smth. Like up to 5 times a year usually. 100% success rate. If you do leveraged speculation too often, you get zeroed/bankrupt. It is dancing on thin ice, i never recommend this shit to people who are not pros. Only such prodigies like me or huge investment/hedge funds can do this without loss (not always). Otherwise you risk permanent life destruction, and eventually suicide. Leveraged trading is the shortest path to life-long debts.
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>>539280539
And i usually invest around 1% of my capital in these futures contracts. Never more.
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>>539279446
so are you claiming he's gołodupiec, because it's impossible to do large transactions through market makers or what?
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>>539280765
I generally think that Zaor was abusing state donations since early 10s, he was extorting plenty of public/EU money on fake companies he was establishing all the time with near-zero capital. Later he went into inside trading (all these actions with mPay, Dziki Trener etc), finally he uaed his image/fame and US-hype to promote BigShortBets tokens. He collected huge funds from the Polish fanbase livestock. He earns shitloads of money on scam and loses it all on his CFD gambling, imo. He is a good professional thief but absolutely horrible investor/speculator xD
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>>539278336
I have been sort of investing in banks and precious metals for the long run. As in buy and never sell and in the case of banks enjoy the meagre dividends.

Am I doing things wrong?
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>>539281065
well, interesting. So he's like andrew tate of investing.
Honestly, I've never even heard about the guy. I don't do forex at all. Never did. I only do normal investing. So you're saying he's like a monkey pressing random keys or is he actively making bad decisions because he's a sheep who's reacting to global trends instead of being proactive?
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>>539281225
if you're making higher long term returns than just investing in S&P, you're not doing it wrong
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>>539274681
Everyone knew oil was going to go back up you absolute faggot
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>>539281327
Yeah, everybody is an expert in reading price charts backwards xD
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>>539281357
Youre a fucking liar and you’re not 4 million in profit of leveraged bets.
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>>539281387
Yeah, now it is a bit less because the price went down today but the fact is i have a guaranteed +$1M net profit right now, no matter what happens on the market xD
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>>539275525
Nigga u might as well be on a CFD yourself
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>>539281493
If you are 1:20 on futures, you have 100% guarantee, you can cash out your win anytime, no matter how huge it is (even billions dollar). If we talk about MM CFD brokers, it is always very easy to make deposits, but sometimes very hard/impossible to pay out your win - the bigger win, the bigger probability of various "problems" xD
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>>539281477
You’re a degenerate gambler and the market maker has complete situational awareness. They can see how leveraged you are and they can see your stop loss. If you were so levered up the market maker would have taken your position out and then reversed the market on a dime. So stop lying.
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>>539281604
I do not use market maker brokers.
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>>539281631
What the hell are you talking about. Any position where you’re moving millions of dollars has a market maker without exceptions. 99% of all trades dont have a human on the other end.
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>>539281721
there's also ECN, for big boys
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>>539281721
Thats bullshit. In regulated WTI Crude futures (CME/NYMEX), the clearing house is the central counterparty to every trade via novation. You face the CCP, not a market maker. Liquidity comes from diverse participants (hedgers, funds, etc), not one MM
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>>539281631
Name the Chinese stocks you hold if you’re so smart.
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>>539281840
Im not going to argue with you degenerate. Name the Chinese stocks you hold if you’re so smart.
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>>539281844
A lot of people would pay a lot to see my portfolio. Why should i tell you what i bought for free? You do not seem to be a nice person, you just insulted me few times xD
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>>539281593
That part is true. Haven't touched cfd's in 15+ years but they block people from taking profit and closing positions if the win is too big lmfao. Shits retarded.
Anyhow 20x is no joke, be careful with it.
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xdanon: do you use 'xd' to make your posts easier to look up in the archive?
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>>539281966
See you’re full of shit
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Genius over here wont even give us a few of his Chinese stock picks, what an absolute faggot.
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>>539282253
he's mentioned huawei na xiaomi if you've followed the thread
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>>539282182
full larp thread
imagine having $120m net worth and still living in poland
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>>539282311
Huawei isn’t publicly traded. Xiaomi is down 70%. Im not saying xiaomi isnt a good long term bet but you can’t play with leverage in the Chinese market.
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>>539282385
well he's never mentioned doing leverage there
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>>539282419
Youre changing the subject forgot.
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>>539282057
If we talk about MM, their profit is your loss and the other way round. It doesnt take a genius to realize whats their _real_ business model is. Yet, the market maker model thrives for two reasons : 1) most people are poor, and 2) most people are dumb. MM brokers offer very low entry threshold, even for minimum wage workers. The fact that the MM scheme is so popular worldwide is the fact that human masses (NPCs aka normies aka "the COVID vaccinated") are as dumb ad animals
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If this faggot was big time he’d be buying directly on shanghai or Shenzen where the real money is being made but he’s buying on Hong Kong with the plebs.
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>>539282329
that's half a billion złoty and I doubt he could stay anonymous with that networth yet alone being discovered to post aggravating stuff on /pol/. So I'm calling larp too. at least on the $120m part. You don't get to that from nothing just with forex.
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>>539274681
Short sellers always think they're smart money (look at those dumb people BUYING), but they lose money more often than they make any. And they lose way more than they ever make.
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>>539282493
yet alone risk*
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>>539282469
Tell us some Chinese sticks if you’re such a genius.
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>>539282493
>with forex

I do not speculate on currency pairs and never did desu. FX is one of dumbest speculation methods imo.
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>>539282715
Youre blabbing a lot but you’re refusing to tell us the stocks you hold in china.
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>>539282715
Assuming youu're not like 70 years old, my point was that you won't get to 120 mil in a reasonable time if you you're not already rich. Either from a successful business or something other than investing. You don't sound like a successful businessman, because then you would value work, which you don't.
Well, I guess you could have made intial capital on crypto and then go and invest but crypto monkeys, usually aren't any good at investing.
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>>539282859
I sold my company in 2018 (CNC machinery servicing/fixing/installing).
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>>539283029
Name a Chinese stock you dumb monkey
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>>539283072
Dude, i already told you that if you were nicer, i would be more talkative. Talk to the hand xD
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>>539283029
Białystok?
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>>539274681
So you're telling me "experts" are fucking retarded?

To make 4m you had to have at least half a million to begin with, so it's not that impressive.
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>>539283103
To ze mna pogadaj. Daj jeden stock. Ja osobiscie chinskie mialem pare lat temu, ale sprzedalem, bo nie mam czasu robic research. Teraz uzywam leveraged ETFs ale szerokiego rynku, zeby nie musiec przygladac sie indiwidualnym akcjom.
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>>539283029
>>539283133
He's larping. He's a pedophile from Wrocław and he's unemployed, living in filth and squalor posting on /pol/ every day about vaccines like a fucking retard he is.

He should've kys long time ago
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>>539283103
Im so happy Jews are destroy Poland.
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>>539283287
>and he's unemployed
I was unemployed and winning big on silver until the orange nigger basically dumpstered my entire portfolio.

I hate America so fucking much.
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>>539283287
khs
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>>539283327
correct
>>539283318
Go back to work, you useless parasite
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i make 10 million dollars an hour
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>>539282765
It’s CATL.
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>>539283352
>Go back to work
Why would I? Wageslave for 4800 in shit conditions? No thanks.

I think I'll wait for society to collapse instead.
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>>539280223
Hurry up Bio-warfare Tom, idk if you’ve heard but Canada has been invaded by poojeets and niggers
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>>539275110
>>539274681
>>539275525
>>539275448

Senpai, are you able to do all your market research by yourself, or do you have a team of people behind you?

What was the starting capital when you first begun to invest/trade?

If what you're saying is true, have you ever considered teaching it? I would gladly pay for for bits of your knowledge.

Would love to read all the archived threads you have.

I have real business experience, not the /biz bs, but real world experience and I want to 20x, 100x my net worth with Geopolitical trading-investing, since I've been following Geopolitics for so long, but I'm yet to fully commit to it.
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>>539283393
Don’t give him good ideas.
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>>539281631
Even dark pools have market makers
>t. Market maker and volatility arbitrager
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>>539283588
You could 8x your money monthly for the rest of your life but you want to gamble instead.
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>>539274681
>investing based on government lies
I bet this grifter doesn't follow his own advice.
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>>539283387
>i make 10 million dollars an hour
Fuck, and I thought 6 million in four years was a lot.
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>>539283686
Anything that gives you a slight advantage in terms of chances is not gambling but investing.

Regardless, I would also like to hear from you if you have some good ideas on how to 8x my money monthly. I'm all ears, without being sarcastic.
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>>539283411
>I think I'll wait for society to collapse instead.
Good luck with that, fucking retard
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I think I've scared OP from the thread, kek
sorry brah
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>>539275525
Bruh
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>>539278336
I want to say, you sound based as hell. It is refreshing to see someone fanatically into something, without pushing it on others at the same time, or trying to say they can do it. I disagree that it is an art, technically, though I know what you mean.
I have my own obsession, and aggree very much that the nicer of things are not effectively tought and learned.
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>>539283529
Yeah, that's actually probably happening precisely because we're entering an age of gene-selective bio-warfare.
One of the counter-strategies against the use of such weapons against your civilization, is to wildly diversify the genetic stock of your population, so it all can't be wiped out in one fell swoop with a single weapon system of that type.
That said I'm no longer sure what we were hit with, was one of these weapons. It seems no-one was spared.
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>>539284807
That’s the thing. The israelis had the technology ready to go back in the 90s but they ended up deciding not to deploy it due to the amount of friendly fire as they discovered there was a lot of genetic crossover between middle eastern jews and arabs. Makes sense, since they’re both Semitic populations. However, for genetically distinct populations such as chinks, niggers, and poos, it would work brilliantly. I just wish someone would hurry the fuck up so we can save the world and finally make it to the stars
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>>539284807
Just think how smallpox wiped out huge chunks of the indian population of the new world, yet left the Europeans largely unaffected. We can do that today! Basically eliminate the all nons and the entire third world and make Earth into an Eden.
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>>539275448
Relying ok kikes to manage your money? Don’t even know your own net worth on demand? I am long oil too, with massive position in leaps of USO but you’re not going to make it. Mr Sheklburg already embezzled your money.
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>>539274681
>>539275102
>>539275110
>>539275448
Prove it, with that much cash money is nothing to you

Change my life

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>>539286765
Once you have a certain high enough amount of money, I imagine it becomes just as fictional as if you had almost none and never cared for its acquisition, I'd imagine.
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>>539282385
This is true. I got wrecked trading TME overleveraged. After the chink crashed it wirh his margin calls, I thought it was a temporary situation and made a bad bet. Actually wiped my entire portfolio chasing that loss, DCAing too. I’m back in biz now though. Yes I am a degen gambler.
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>>539274681
why is such gambling allowed?
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>>539283072
Cxmt nigger
Buy the IPO selloff
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>>539275525
>20x
awesome, let us know how much you wind up losing and how fast it happens when it happens
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>>539286928
What a surprise no solana hit my account, 120m yen net worth
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>>539274681
>>539275102
What's that in American money?
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>>539287207
Because human monkey discovers knowledge about the world by asking other monkeys.

If i ask "how much oil do we need next year?"
nobody knows the answer, but everybody has a little piece of the information. But if you just ask people, they will say an answer and usually it's mostly bullshit because they are stupid... so not a very useful signal.

So, we use the gambling market to figure it out:
The people who are surest and who have the most knowledge can place the biggest bets and make money while also improving our estimates.

This process rewards correct information, and penalizes false information.
And that is really the function of markets everywhere... information gathering
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>>539274681
>betting against people with insider knowledge.
Good luck with that, Anon.
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>>539287845
Nah, the futures market exists to protect companies from big price swings.

For example airliners buy oil futures to make sure the cost of the fuel won't exceed the price they sold a ticket for.
They often sell tickets months in advance so for them it makes sense to buy the fuel months in advance as well.

Speculating on the futures market is only for people with insider knowledge or with a gambling addiction.
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>>539287845
>nobody knows the answer, but they can gamble about what that might be
>in this way, faggotjews can make money without ever even being involved with the shit they're gambling on
you didnt refute that it is gambling, at all
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>>539280223
thanks for saving my life bro.
ill buy you a beer if we ever link up
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>>539287615
just $4M
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>>539288323
It is gambling, i am explaining why it is allowed

>>539288309
That is a function of the market, but it is just a reframing of what I said. The question of "can we safely sell tickets at this price" is very closely tied to "how much oil do we need next year"... it's just a slightly different information you're looking for, and this is how you leverage the market's information
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>>539274681
> all lies

Everyhing is a lie unless gas prices come down

le "but the Dow"
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>>539275525

Rookie numbers
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>>539278054
For how long you've been trading? And whatee your Returns over that period
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>>539288453
o7
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>>539280439
Making $4m with $120m net worth isn't very impressive. I've seen 3% days in the market. It's just my starting capital is much lower.
I have 10x in 10 years though. Which is great since I don't do any especially risky trades. I'll never be filthy rich, but I'll never be broke.
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>>539288691
There is no capped/fixed leverage on E-mini QM WTI crude futures. It is not CFD where leverage is fixed at exact number. This delivers lower overnight leverage, but with day-trading margins or lower volatility, it easily reaches 15-25x+ effective leverage with no fixed cap. I gave average value - might be less, might be more.
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>>539290356
that's supposedly on one future and 20x lever tho
idk, I'm not buying that $120M. He wouldn't be anonymous in Poland iwht that networth
although he's evacuated from the thread after he revealed a bit too much about himself. Maybe there's a grain of truth in it.
If any of this is truth, someone surely could figure out Bolanda's identity just from the bits and pieces he posted



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