CMT?

[Destroyer_of_Worlds]

@Prophecy

LOL…It’s been awhile since I heard that one. The guy now sucks up to me whenever we meet. Folks like you don’t impress me. What you do don’t impress me either. What I find amusing is that a guy that supposedly runs ‘billions of dollars,’ yet don’t know CMT is full of shit. How long have you been in the game? Your reply tells a lot about who you are buddy. You are not even disputing what I said. And my assumptions are correct. Are you telling me that you have seriously considered trading and concluded that CMT is valuable? Do a search. Takes only a few minutes.

I have never said what the intrinsic value actually is. Is this is same mystical number you pull out of your ass? What I said was, and read carefully if you can, that there is a technical validity to the claim that a stock converges to its intrinsic value. Not what the value actually is. Go home. Read it over several times. Maybe It’ll come to you. But I have concluded that an insecure prick like you will probably never get it.

It is obvious to me from your tone and the lack of detail in your posts that you are nothing more than a child, looking for answers from serious adults on how to craft your career in investments. I would venture to argue that you make no more than $60K at the very upper end (in a high COL area) and perhaps even live with your parents. Good for you, pal. You’re really making strides in the world.

Also, very hilarious how “doing a few minutes of search” should be enough proof for the validity of something. If you are not employed in the industry in an actual investment decision-making role and talking to real people on a daily basis, well of course you would have to form your assumptions about the world from Google searches.

[bchad]

I forget if I said this earlier in the thread, but I think the knowledge contained in the CMT could be useful.

As for whether the letters themselves are useful, perhaps, if you are in a commodities oriented role, or a prop trading shop of some sort. But, quite honestly, outside of the commodities trading world, there’s far more demand for things like CFA, CPA, and even CFP than there is for CMT, as far as I’ve seen.

So go ahead and read the curriculum, but don’t use the letters to try to advance yourself, because there are many more who will laugh at you than who will find the letters compelling. If you discover someone who is a technical analysis oriented person, then just start talking about what you’ve learned, rather than how great you think the CMT program itself is.