Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Fake Guru 2: Ricky Gutierrez" video.

  1. Like matching shirts that say "Be different."
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  2. There was once a hedge fund that did 1% a month consistently. It was the world's biggest ponzi scheme.
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  3. It's gambling with stocks. Nothing more
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  4. Hilarious
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  5. He's a thief
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  6. The caveat is you will certainly lose money just as fast and just as often, with fees eating up your whole account.
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  7. *quadrillionaire
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  8. Of course he does. It's gambling with stocks.
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  9. The math is wrong, and there's daytraders and fanbois in the comments.
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  10. What's his name from the Raging Bull has been charged with just that. According to the SEC he's been losing money trading the whole time.
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  11. Not even world class mathematicians with supercomputers can predict those moves. The market is green 53% of days, that's all we know.
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  12. If you could make 2% a day consistently, by the end of the year your net worth would be over a billion times greater than all the money in the world. Seriously. 102 to the 250th power is a number so big that a scientific calculator can't handle it, and take that number and move the decimal two places to the left and that's your yearly % return.
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  13. Like 55 people
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  14. Some of these commenters are either part of this fool's cult following or the scammer himself with multiple accounts.
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  15. You'll lose it all soon enough.
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  16.  @leoperez2566  no. I don't. But I bet my life and yours that it will be so. If you want outsized returns, you'll have to get creative and not follow a mob.
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  17.  @leoperez2566  even if that's true, it's a clear sign of incompetence. And Tesla had a mob of fanboys from day 1.
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  18.  @rayray7244  did you just admit to criminality?
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  19. Also, compounding means a 2% a day return gives a yearly gain so big that a scientific calculator can't distinguish from infinity and a monthly gain of 164000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000%
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  20. No one makes money with lotto tickets, either
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  21. It is also, fraudulent.
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  22. He'd never say.
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  23.  @ricardomota939  pressing X to doubt. If you are up that high, you should buy a lottery ticket because that's how lucky you got.
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  24.  @Iburn247  You're leaving out the part where you lost money just as fast.
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  25. The math, yes. The thesis, no.
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  26. The average Hedge Fund is 4-5x leveraged from borrowing alone and they have whole teams of industry professionals and mathematicians.
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