/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20437159
>>20437105
bisq seems to be the most promising so far
vielen dank!
all of the others seem to be cucked by regulations
>>20437378
sorry deleted to edit ^^

>>20437159
>>20437105
bisq seems to be the most promising so far
vielen dank!

>>1481103

I run my own fund, and if you follow those simple steps, maybe someday you will, too:

>You will need some experience as trader in a bank, a prop shop or a commodity house.
>Work for some years (min 5, better 10, otherwise you won't be taken serious)
>quit your job, build up your own fund;
there are providers for turnkey solutions where you pay more but have less hassle, or you can build it from scratch (but will still need some advice, e.g. lawyer, audit, regulators)
>use your network from the trading community to attract your first investors, grow slowly but surely
>after 3 yrs of consistent exceptional profits go for institutionals, pension funds and endowments, hit the 1bln mark and get filthy rich


that's simple.

however admiring someone for his wealth and try to follow his path is kinda foolish. What makes you think "your friend" will succeed? Why not admire Tiger Woods and become a golf pro? The odds are better than making it in the HF circus.

protip, the first and the last step above are the hardest.

webm somewhat related. Like an amateur in the capital market; thought he made it but...

>>1446589
>I have a few other income streams
>Needless to say, I'm only 21, so if the car industry goes under, I can survive it and/or find something else

See, that's all you should worry about. You seem like a smart kid.

It's also heartwarming how you care about your clients. But let's be honest: If shit goes down, you won't be able to help them. Neither will they come and say:" you took such good care of me and my car loans all these years, I'm offering you half of my paycheck since you're unemployed now."

We call it capitalism. The sooner you realize it's an acutal war (with $$$ as ammo) make sure you don't get hit. Otherwise you end up like your clients: They bleed out of cash and would need more to recover, but they can't.

Best of luck kid.

pic related to subprime08. It's an investment banker who got hit worst when he thought it's all over...