On my best year I could only generate 1/5 of that and that was so much time consuming that I found it just as fun to rp with way less.
Good luck with that, Elon. I imagine Twitter did become quite a strain.
Unfortunaltely for you @Adrian_Vexier, it’s a demo account for a funded challenge, giving me access to a 100k live account.
Which, I just passed today, 10% profit achieved with a 15% max drawdown.
That’s over 20k profits in less than a week … and in December, of all the worst months to trade …
So I guess … Yeah … namedandshamed … 
#nicetry
Merry Xmas to me I suppose …
It will be quite a fun watch to necro this thread in the not too distant future.
Somebody needs to help CCP pay the bills. Go ahead.
Send some my way.
Imagine how salty Adrian will be when you give me $40’000.
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lmao
I already can imagine the salt tsunami from here …
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Do you like this kind of thing ?
Here’s my trading analysis power in action, price destroying all targets shown by earlier post this morning, so far … 
Please come back and tell me those 40k are a fantasy still.
Literally just made 7k in 15mins.
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Just don’t make the wrong bet
Evelyn is too smart to lose.
Unlike Grampy I’ve never had a problem with ‘pay to win’. In the first place, the amounts involved are not huge…I mean, you can have 1bn ISK for around £8. In the second place, none of this actually guarantees any ‘win’.
A better way to look at ‘pay to win’ is not as some glorious advantage but as people being charged for not doing the time that gains free ISK. Sure one can have a lot of ISK quickly…but one is paying for what one would otherwise get for free anyway with a little time. So if anything P2W penalises people.
There is no wrong bets with Daily Sessions, Supply and Demand, and proper Risk Management.
Only Wins.
Apply the 2:1 rule for all trading setups and you are guaranteed to be in profit, for the rest of your life.
Wrong, Im too smart to just give up on a loss.
Eve taught me that the most cutthroat people with the least morals win. So I looked up the list of prohibited companies from various activist investment firms that are “anti-weapons” and “anti-oil” and “anti-modern-day-wage-slavery” and invested heavily in all of those like BP, Smith & Wessin, EA, Philip Morris.
Edit: Amnesty International is a great resource for finding companies to invest in. Like the whole Chevron / Ecuador thing
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In real life, they call me Little Miss Raytheon. Daddy says its just a good solid investment for my trust fund, but I call it FREEDOM.
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Putin buying Gold when the war broke out made me some pretty good profits indeed.
Then shorting gold to the ground and knowing you contributed to making a dent in that madman’s warchest… was a great feeling …
So did my Oil longs … and shorts …
Most profits of which, I plan to use to help people with. (CCP falls in that category)
Kinda feels like a modern version of Robin Hood, in a way ^^
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You can’t fool me. We both know we’re on the board for CoreCivic Incorporated. See you at the next quarterly meeting.
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For the demo tho 
I get why you dodged Adrien
Sure lol.
Bro, you haven’t a clue about trading, nor how funded trading works, and Adrien actually understands what I’m showing him.
Much more than could be said about you.
So take a step down, and go back to shooting rocks in space.
You are way out of your league.
Again, a useless “lol” in the air.
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Oh.
So you’re admitting Adrien knows what he’s talking about.
So you’re admitting you’re lying.
Got it
Probably as useless as your claim of “helping” people.
Imagine wasting an imaginary 40k on a vidya game ROFL.
I wish I was made for stocks, but I’m not.
NO, that was BS. Use the money as you like, don’t feel any guilt. People get what they deserve.
True.
But OP already admitted to lying about the money