Dan

Pretty correlated to Leopold..

Fundseeder doesn't actually have public links of your stuff for you to share, it's all private for them to watch you e.g. for taking on for mentorship etc. The best you can do is a screenshot, which you can already do with accounts. Also you have to give FS full administrator access to your account, which means they can generate reports on your trades anytime they want and see your activity. If you don't want to manage money or do their mentorship, that makes me a bit uncomfortable for a main account especially these days with all the data leaks, identity theft attempts etc. USIC has a long history, @NormZada has a few youtube channels/interviews talking about how it works.

It's all the same, I figure that the vol will take care of any differences.

😅 The Jensen thing got to people, now they can't even recognise a Japanese video

Oh yeah for daily / backtesting data it's cheap enough annual subscription usually less than $1k/year for the whole lot all markets. I only use TV for the current intraday live to cross reference if doing a roll or a manual execution. Don't need it so much with more automation.

250k, interesting that's a decent chunk. Any stats on the newest net migration?

Not being centralised, I guess Binance? Futures exchanges have a thing where every little dinky exchange wants to charge you $160 per month even if they only have 1-2 liquid contracts.. eg IPE for Brent. Even when CME or ICE control several 4-5 acquired sub-exchanges, they still charge data for each one so $600/pm each for each group.

🙏That was a damn close call on one month of my holdings..

I kept it because as an individual they let me pay retail data fees to see live data (unlike IBKR that charges a fortune). Very rarely need to see data though, it's just that TV keep offering black friday cheap deals and I'm a sucker

Every roll day, their watchlist shows the roll gap as a daily gain or loss and it's been this way for years, with an easy fix possible 🤦‍♂️

It's either Jensen or Russel Brand. People take forever to move on from news these days.. We need another market crash to give them something new

I'm on 9th loss day in a row, but the way my risk management is setup everything is working as it's supposed to be. Risk is low, margin use low, and just waiting out the vol. No changes to make, just patience now.

Owning 10% of Coca-Cola contributed to his recommendation not just his long life ;)

Lots of markets really edging.. part of me wishes they would get it over with, but there's always a chance right?

Trying to emulate any celebrity investor/trader is a bad idea in almost all cases. Critical thinking, take what's useful and discard the rest.

IBKR are a tease, I love how they give you liquidation warnings and write "The underlying(s) are the following" and then don't tell you the contract that caused the warning.. the suspense is killing me 😅 (I actually know what it is, the warning is too early)

The vol on last month is before my Nov drawdown. I haven't had drawdown since mid-2025. Vol is not actually low long term, target 30% but I don't force it in the short term so it gets low sometimes.

Only hate 1 month, Nov sux globally not just an equities thing.

Use VXX with more leverage instead. I know it doesn't have the same decay etc but dancing around the borrow issues & forced recalls is not worth it. Not to mention the fee rate...

Yeah the combination of a floor on vol, blending long term and short term vol, as well as notional position caps is easy and sensible. Somewhat discretionary but I also cap more carefully any intervention-heavy currency like CNH.