The cancelation of the Boot Camp was unexpected, otherwise I would’ve never promoted it or gone though the trouble or doing an early bird special and collecting funds in advance of the event. I took some more time out of my day this evening, after binge watching season 2 of Stranger Things, which I felt was a marked improvement over season 1, and issued refunds for the people who signed up.
You should start to see refunds by early next week. If, by chance, you do not see your funds back into your bank accounts by next week, be sure to email me and I will triple check to ensure you’re made whole.
I apologize for the inconvenience. If I’m ever drifting through your town, I’ll be sure to buy you a drink and tell you a fine story.
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Stranger things season 2 was awesome. #bringbackbarb
Barb, like Bob, is gone forever.
Thanks Fly – appreciate the refund.
Was looking at a chart of the Ulta Q’s the other day. If you bottom ticked TQQQ in 2010 and held through today you’re up over 2,000% on the stock. TNA is up a mere 1,000% or so over the same timeframe. I like the idea of a portfolio right now that’s 40% IJR, 10% EFA, 10% QQQ, 20% FXI, 8% TNA, 4% TQQQ, 4% YINN, 4% 35 delta TQQQ, FXI, and TNA leaps. I’m just making up numbers, and clearly there would be some rotation. I only have YINN and FXI in there because I think China is about to take off. EEM or something like that could take their place. Point is I’d be super interested in a blog about automated money management tools that would help me own leverage passively and maintain a constant position size in leveraged instruments over time. With a little index timing and market timing mixed in.
Why do you think China is about to take off?
Good stuff btw
Thanks moosh. Two charts:
(1) Shanghai Composite chart in article below: https://www.forbes.com/sites/bryanrich/2017/10/18/chinese-stocks-ready-to-make-a-move/#ed18f0b40ee7
(2) YINN. Note that it has no volume above $35. That thing will double in a couple of months once it goes. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=YINN&p=D&yr=5&mn=0&dy=0&id=p83905222202
The Shanghai Composite is a 20 month ascending triangle.
Not saying I’m in a hurry to put a trade on there. Just watching for an opportunity.
I could go with YINN $37’s for April – but not in a rush to put it on. Would like to catch lower end of the range. Also YINN is a leveraged ETF. There may be a Shanghai Composite ETF out there with cheaper options. I don’t like FXI’s chart as much as YINN though.
What a pocket!
Thanks for the knowledge goober. I agree. Thanks!