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RE: This Is Where The Money Is: The Trading Week Ahead, And Beyond. By Gregory Mannarino
Wow that scammer is everywhere from youtube to steemit!
Gregory lied about his employment at Bear Stearns in 2008, he never worked for Bear Stearns and he was actually working as a foot nurse at a Staten Island Hospital. After the 2008 stock market crash, Greg left New York and moved to Las Vegas to work as a foot nurse where he still does to this day works as a foot nurse in the same local clinic.
It is now a "fact" that Greg lied about the trades he posted in SLV and GLD. He did not take a hedge short in SLV for Sept expiry as he "claims" he did. This is now a "fact" that was proven by me at my web blog. Simply view my Greg Mannarino "truth in disclosure" blog to find out the truth about the Sept GLD and SLV options he "said" he bought. Greg is now officially open for ridicule until he addresses the falsehoods he is spewing.
I think if this is true Greg owes us an apology .
It "obviously" is true as Greg has now "censored" each of the two blogs I had posted providing proof of "actual" pricing on teh very options contracts he listed at his own web blog. I still have one shred of evidence I can post for anyone who sees this particular thread and wants to see the "truth" about Greg. Others just hang in there. Greg will not stop doing what he is doing...and therefore, being that he is such a terrible trader, he will continue to make the same dumb mistakes. if nothing else "perhaps" Greg will now pick options contracts to post trades in where it is a little more difficult to get caught in a lie. :-) I'm gonna make you a better liar, greg! You will be thnking me instead of censoring me soon. :-)
Here is the rundown on teh SLV Sept $14 strike puts Greg "claimed" to have bought. There were zero trades for hours after Greg posted his straddle play at his web blog. By teh end of the day there was 26 "total" contracts traded.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/options.asp?sid=2305869&symb=slv
If you don't understand options it means that it cost $6 for each of those 26 contracts to be bought. If it was Greg alone (which it wasn't) then his total investment to that side of the trade was 26X6=$156. The good news is that nobody who follows him took the same trade. :-) Greg needs to address why he is outright lying to you all.