Recent content by alistera

The number is 15-20% per year gross, 14% net, you have a 0.5% probability of hitting that number, crypto is 5x that number, benchmark is S&P at 7-10%pa, you have 8% probability of hitting that number.

You are at the wrong time, there is a transition from 2&20 type funds which filter down to retail towards another model, however that model is currently institutional (mainly use it for the funds that setup) and will be some years before it becomes mainstream, most investors are looking for...

The problem is people don't like handouts and especially the older generation will do anything to avoid it, we had to do things like buy new fridge for birthday (I know), shopping spree when on holiday as a special treat, let me elaborate on why a family office even via an Ajman or RAK. When...

Some people can make those returns, but never consistently to build a portfolio and never managing third party capital, retail don't have the numbers to make it work even with access to technology and architecture, anyway I don't need to provide details, I have no need to manage other peoples...

Correct, percent return per annum, the real reason LTCM went under, yes they over leveraged, but they were providing 40%pa to accredited investors, that's a no no in the financial markets, people like Renaissance also produce 40%pa but they are closed employee funds, friends and family...

Be careful with this, there are numbers I've seen at 1.5k / 3lk / 6k with regulated crypto as this is the institutional price to coexist with fiat, have you ever considered this is the next step to that end, sure it can go to new all time highs but equally could collapse just as it did from 60k...

You really don't want to do that, the markets will not allow public money to be traded via fiat funds at high return numbers, for those numbers it's wild west crypto, Cyprus does not have a good reputation so comes down to investor location, a true fund will cost $10,000s in setup costs and...

There are no good courses to make a career, it costs $100,000s to train someone to make a career in the markets, it's why banks have revenue per employee numbers around $1,000,000, there are a few good courses to get you to 80% of sideline profits (15-20% per year on residual capital) but...

Some things are possible, you would have to dm me about the specifics.

It's very simple, prop firms have a 92% failure rate, only the top 1% using them make any meaningful profits, the other factor is it costs $500,000/yr to train someone to be successful in the markets, it's why revenue per employee of good banks are $1million to $2million per year. Unless you...

You setup a family office.

Flippa is the first stop, there are a few others but either way it's going to cost $100,000 for something generating revenue, if you want a ready to launch site but without the revenue there are a couple companies that have infrastructure costing $1,000s and $10,000s, they auto rank with Google...

You don't want to do that, the people I work with have a crypto arb system that they are selling the ip to a hedge fund, it generates 100% of AUM profits from 1%/2%/5% of AUM and the rest of AUM is parked in a stablecoin, I was talking to various crypo funds about their using it but it's too...

Point in time arbitrage does not work, the markets are designed to offset profits with losses until an event comes along to destroy underlying capital, which is why any bot that works doesn't use point in time, except most couldn't build it but when they can it produces interesting results.

Actually there's an even better way to structure this with Switzerland and surrounding countries, but apparently having direct involvement with $10,000s / $100,000s structures and the like my posts are deemed 'Rubbish' by the powers that be here, but good luck, the providers say one thing but in...