I would have opened a Swiss bank account but the suitcase of cash just sounds tremendous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mellberg
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I would have opened a Swiss bank account but the suitcase of cash just sounds tremendous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mellberg
Not sure I like this talk of retirement.
YOU WORK FOR US NOW!
+1 for suitcase full of cash. All in £5 notes please.
A suitcase tour of TTH investors would be amazing.
If we make even a couple of grand I intend to tell everyone I did it myself and act the investment big man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Not a lorry load of pound coins?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Can I have Scottish notes?
How much would we have to pay you to not retire so soon, Mel?
If this comes off, I see no point in wasting my time trying to do it myself if you've got the tools and you're happy to take 50k and 50% profit to run again.
The optimism in here is :drool:
Why would we ever cash out? If mellin can become a millionaire, why wouldn’t he become a multi millionaire?
We want both Ts in TTH to stand for trillion. :huhu:
I’d run again, but if I have 4.4m in the bank then I’m withdrawing and getting set up. Maybe set aside 10% of your earnings for round two.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Toon
I just want a new garden.
I want a buy out fund for all my future girlfriends I enter in to financial agreements with.
Optimistic to think that you'll find another person to put up with you.
Mellin making bank off the Boeing crash.
It's what they would've wanted.
The downside of having last week off is this week I have a desk loaded with shit which no fucker has picked up. Will try and pick some off later in the week.
Want a couple of lateral flows?
:D
I still don’t know what’s going on but the word matched the thread name. I actually thought ‘binance’ was a made up thing like ‘bovid’.
I support the Denver BitCoins.
The Indianapolis CumRockets.
Washington Foreskins.
Ahahaha classQuote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
£10,005.
Right, I’m in a position where I can gamble with work here and I’m prepared to do it. Have complete confidence in THE PROCESS and earnings by hour are silly and going to get sillier. I just need time at the screen. We need to talk about me taking a monthly wage out and devoting more time to it. I can make 2.6k with current capital (my wage, minus tax and transport) in a week. So the other three weeks will be pure profit and that ratio will improve. I want more than 50% agreement as it’s a change of terms. Any drop below whatever the profit line was (£6.8k?) means I’m not eligible to take a salary, so at no stage will you be directly paying me with your deposit. Also, obviously need to work a notice period on this (three months, but could negotiate down to a month), so will have opportunity to build capital further in interim.
Thoughts?
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I dont really understand what you mean. But whatever involves more time with the TTH End Game. Im in.
Can't we just outsource your job to Igor? He seems to have the time.
How long have you been in the job? I wouldn't be calling time on your career just yet.
I'm not looking for advice or opinion. No one understands my position as well as I do. I'm looking for a yes or a no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manc
What are you doing these days anyway?
Does this change the 11m target goal? What does this mean for our profit margins?
If you reckon you can cream a living off this then go for it [yes] although it sounds a bit mental.
Go for it.
You’re taking a salary AND 40% of the profits?
To me it would seem sensible to get a) some more data points on earnings (so run it for a few months longer) and b) after that initial period, assuming things are going well, then consider whether it makes sense to go full bore on it? At what point could it be self-sustaining for 3 months (or something)?
I’m a manager in manufacturing. Pays well, absorbs time. Worst case scenario I’m good for a few months with nothing coming in. Best case scenario we all get rich. It’s not a tough job to find and I get a substantial bonus in April. I’ll be fine.
What matters is do you want to come on the ride or not? I’m ready to go.
I would say do it.
Work a decent notice period, secure a bonus, give the fund a chance to grow a little more so there is wiggle room and BANG have at it.
Go for it you crazy bastard.
I'd vote for giving it another week or so.
How many days of actual trading (or whatever you call it) has there been? Obviously started well but I assume it's a relatively small sample size to base decisions off of.
I've been in this situation more or less (I never had a proper job to quit in the first place). I know plenty of people who have done the same with gambling. It depends how much the day job is impeding progress, but it's the sort of thing you'd probably think what if about 20 years down the line if you didn't do when you had the opportunity.
I also thought this. Managing positive and negative variance is probably the hardest thing about any form of full-time gambling. I don't know how that translates to what Mellin is doing, but I based my above reply on the notion that he knows what he's doing technically.Quote:
Originally Posted by AyDee
The sample size is huge (I didn’t start when this thread was opened) and accelerated growth is confirmed as transferable. We’ve just traded through the biggest downtrend in two years and nearly x3ed the account. I’m getting to the stage where I feel it is inevitable and have just been provided with a perfectly timed window.
I’m not really discussing if I should quit my job. I am. The question is do you want to sacrifice a monthly withdrawal for bigger steps forward?
I think you know where I stand, Mel. :cool:
I gave the money under the assumption that I would never see it back, so whatever, but I notice that you keep changing the terms of the initial agreement, always in your favor.
Which is to say: go for it. We'll fund your Hollywood lifestyle for the next century. Not like we have any leverage or any way to stop you.
Melly don't listen to the autistic, mask-wearing, better safe than sorry vaccinated crew. You fucking go big or go home.
How big are we talking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mellberg
:nod:
We are talking BIG.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Andy Mahowry
I'm open to the idea of you taking a wage, but if we're looking at changing terms I'd also like you to consider allowing us to put more money in.
Thoughts Mells?