Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Ponzi Scheme Used Quantum Computer To Guarantee 30% returns" video.

  1. People with delusions of systemic and/or absolute corruption consistently turn out to be dirty...
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  2.  @Ti-sq8jm  1. The impossible risk-rewards. 2. Getting angry when called out. 3. Claiming to have a foolproof methodology (if it actually worked, everyone would do it, so there'd be less money in it). 4. Claiming to be an experienced industry professional but feeling the need to prove yourself to internet randos. 5. Claiming to be backed by an undefined government entity. 6. Claiming to be in a booming housing industry in Europe. 7. Feeling the need to emphatically deny you're in the US (why do I feel certain ya are......) Bug off, freak show.
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  3. According to the guys that actually build quantum computers: It is difficult to get them to do anything, or to get back results, or to interpret the results once you got them.
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  4. 20% return in real estate definitely isn't risk free. But it can be a reasonable return with the right building, location, and decade.
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  5. Was there a fraudster abusing that news agency or are you spouting political BS?
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  6.  @gregstovka  lose the political BS.
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  7. That's not funny. Ultimately those payouts are guaranteed by the government and nothing short of the end of the world will stop them.
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  8. I'd doubt it because the guy taking my money has delusions of systemic and total corruption. If he thinks that's just how the world works why would he be so generous to me?
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  9.  @lawrencegrant8235  thus theoretical last depositor will also be dead.
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  10.  @lawrencegrant8235  people been saying that since they invented the bloody thing.
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  11. Except Robinhood isn't a fraud. They're just a cheap broker that gets all the hate because they're the biggest and sour grapes.
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  12. Someone trusting that doesn't know much of anything about stock markets. So... A huge chunk of the population.
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  13.  @marcwood2741  a lot of people don't know what the average stock market return is.
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  14.  @marcwood2741  how much DD does the average retail stock picker do? Right, and you can expect the average retirement account holder to do less. People who hold such accounts do so because they do want to dive into the convoluted world of investing.
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  15.  @marcwood2741  and you expect granny to know which is safer statistically? It's something a lot of traders like us don't grasp: What the average person is, where you are relative to the average person, and what the average investor is relative to both.
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  16.  @marcwood2741  perhaps you say that only because you want an excuse to call everyone dumb
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  17.  @Ti-sq8jm  you're a scammer
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  18.  @Ti-sq8jm  no, I got a titanium diver's knife. Now shut up, thief. You already said you never make any money.
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  19. Sorry, but you're mistaken. High-Frequency Trading is legit and the Medallion Fund averaged 60% per year BEFORE fees with other HFT hedge funds coming below that. Quantum computers only exist experimentally as according to the scientists it's hard to get them to do stuff, hard to get the results, and gard to interpret the results. What you describe isn't even possible with spoofing (high tech market manipulation). The biggest known spoofer averaged less than 1% a day by using an algorithm that would send millions if fake orders in order to trick someone into taking an unfavorable price so he could instantly sell for a slightly better price.
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  20.  @sarahpeterson2702  don't predict the performance of a machine that probably won't exist in our lifetimes. Besides, there would be other powerful machines to compete with, so it wouldn't be instant riches.
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