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Uploaded by on Jan 27, 2009

Peter Millman discusses his addiction to the stock market. Video by Vincent Laforet.

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  • @raducumuculucu wtf!he is from my town lol

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  • @kmkfiction2 Well, it depends on your risk tolerance, objectives, time constraints etc. For people that know it, forex do provide a higher rate of return. As a newbie of course, one would be safer to place it in municipal bonds or t-bill.

  • @BillHicks420

    Just out of curiosity, if one had $500k to invest, why would one choose Forex over investing it in an annuity or municipal bonds? Do tell

  • @kmkfiction2 Haha okay. Good luck to you too. You do find yourself on the side of the story that suffer, though.

  • @BillHicks420

    The senior partner that works on my floor has a $235mm verdict. Perhaps he's earned his ego.

    As for humble pie me, I repeat: in my personal experience with clients and Forex, they ALL lost several hundred thousand dollars. ALL of the self-described Forex "experts" that bilked them out of money (i.e., above and beyond clients' Forex losses) were con-men. We all judge; we all see. Conformity has cast me aside; Forex and fools, I do the same to you. Good luck.

  • @kmkfiction2 Phaha yeah. Do you see any advertising or anything on my page? I thought lawyers were supposed to have good insight into evidence. But on the other hand, the stereotype is that you have big egos...

  • @BillHicks420

    Ok, dollface. Keep scamming. 

  • @kmkfiction2 Your legal title is irrelevant. I didn't say it's not a predatory business. As a fact, BECAUSE it is so profitable for some, it attracts sharks, scammers and lowlife that live off of scamming naive people. Scammers is nothing new, they exist in stock trading scene too, just not as prevalent and high in numbers. Are you suggesting stock trading is a "joke", too?

  • @BillHicks420

    A dummy? No, I'm a lawyer that has both sued and represented Fortune 500 companies. In addition, however, I have had the displeasure of trying to recoup high net worth investor clients' money from Forex crooks that promised "special computer programs" and/or "wining strategies" to "win at Forex". Lo and behold, they lost a bunch of money and the Forex experts went into hiding. So who's the dummy, dummy? Me for telling people to be careful or charlatans preying on the naive?

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