Anton Kreil Explains What a REAL Hedge Fund Manager Does 

He worked for goldman you have to be Smart as fuck to work there.

​@@cryptoshifu767he worked for jp morgan he have worked for some banks

It's because he's from Liverpool

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Scousers tell it straight

He kind of should. It's a lot of money you have to deal with, peoples lives, you can't fuck around.

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Ha ha ha , true, probably s o m e were.

Dark circles under eyes could be a sign of a kidney or thyroid disease. He drinks a lot. My guess is "kidney".

@@KOIstories It's from staring at a monitor for for hours everyday

People also forget that it could be genetics

@@KOIstories I doubt it. The Rinsers are on the couch. What he’s doing takes motivation beyond greed.

This guy retired in his late 20s. He probably enjoys the night life a lot, he already made it in life.

+ People don't stand a chance against programmed algorithms so it's hard to become a succesful trader. - U need to beat Programmed algorithyms by learning programming or look 1-3 months ahead , which computers can not do. -

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Not true!!! Trading someone elses money takes a lot of emotions out ...this is one of the reasons fund managers perform so well

@@samuraisom636 this is a good point. It's really easy to tell someone to hold during a down market but a lot harder when it's your own fortune on the line

You can make 100% on the insurance and make 60 cents on the dollar buying them back from me.

So pretty much you're a follower not a leader? What Anton says it is true, and he is good. But if you want to pursue something go for it. You may just end up being the best at it and make millions.

Same here

@@iggyp1971 before you're going to pursue something, it's good to know, what it is, that you're pursuing beforehand. Isn't it right? It's just wrong to say, that somebody, that informs himself about a careerpath beforehand, is "a follower".

@@iggyp1971 But he was pursuing because he thought it was something it wasn't, now he's been given that information, he's making the independent decision to not follow that path based on the information, not the person telling him.

@@iggyp1971 why are you talking as if you’re somehow a leader? You do realise that for there to be leaders there has to be followers and those who generally have the belief that they themselves are leaders probably just have an enormous ego and no skills to offer

gordon ramsay of trading

He does look like Loki

That’s who it was! I was like “who does this guy remind me of??”

Good one ! Haha

P4P KING good one!!!

@yabadoo ur right

Maybe he has insomnia?

what is the knorr stock pot of the finance world?

Kinda looks like him too

Yep!

What's specifically? - "The opportunity is to add value"

yes

In a currency pair

One key factor, interest rates

Total Return Hedgefunds Trade and Invest Longd and Short

They should it would be a huge hit

Anton Kreil : "taking a year to write a book would cost me an opportunity cost fortune and its a lot more complicated than just spouting about your days at an investment bank. legal issues talking about it obviously. ALso low quality to do so. If i was to write a book it would be an awesome investment / trading book that lasts 100 years." - from his facebook.

Nassir Abdallah I like this guy. I’ve recently stumbled upon him. However, if anyone can answer this for me, why? Why does he want to teach this to others? Is it for the sign up fee? Is it to bring along select individuals onto his organization to help expand?

Perhaps he's just sure of himself!

ManPursueExcellence he has answered this questions many times. But to make sure it is the same answer check the scheme of the institue. ( You can find it on the website or in his linkedin)..cheers

@Wilhelm Otto Dusseldorf He came from humble beginnings, no silver spoon like many of the elite UK traders

Ryan you dont have a clue what you’re talking about. Please stop

how do you know its the bottom and you arent catching knives

@@hamburgerfatso he was catching knifes

@@jozkomrkvicka604 lmao

@@hamburgerfatso That's precisely what happened. He's down 50-65% I wager, haha.

omg that's so simple.... several knives to the hand

Yeah no, there are firms in NY that spend hundreds of millions a year to reduce a ping to the NYSE by less than .1ms

@@Friendznco - What about Blackrocks supercomputer Alladin?

@@cadensoh Yes, I realise that an IPO would raise money. But when was the last IPO of an investment bank? For example, Goldman Sachs hasn't been 'given money' by people buying shares since 1999.

the grind should never be your goal my friend.

$25,000 a month in Manhattan is middle class.

@@Zezimh1 Manhattan is probably the most expensive place to live in the world aswell so not that relevant for 99.99% of us.

Compounded growth of re-investing their performance fee and their own money

kopi bin True. Nor can private equity as the data isn’t readily available.

So thats where you add value as a human

Give Anton many pennies

...that’s just the management fee. Did you hear the part where the hedge funds want to go to 1b at least?

1 year old comment bro. No point in explaining.

You surely can but you gotta have nerves of steel and don't mind getting stopped out lots of times. I tried it and was about to go absolutely mental. There is just too much noise in the markets at the intraday level. That's why I prefer the daily/weekly chart over intraday trading. It's working way better and generates consistent profits for me.

Agreed with Rittifant. My latest thinking on this is that your best bet is to do very long horizon (I would even say years) trades on leveraged ETFs holding stable underlying assets with good fundamentals over the next few years. There are some leveraged ETFs with sharpe ratios around 1.5 and 3-5y annual returns around 30-50%. And you're investing in mostly the bedrocks of the entire economy.

nbfdmd Leveraged ETF are not good long term holdings. Search time decay.

@@drewmandan Please don't invest in a leveraged ETF long term. Please 🙏

TheComposer1979 he’s saying that the only thing you do at these particular financial institutions is trade money. That’s something you can do with your own money, and on your own terms. The challenge is building up enough money to invest and learning how to invest. However, once that’s finished you have a whole lifetime to strengthen your strategies. So overall, it’s better to learn how to invest yourself then work for a big name company that’s pressuring you to do the exact same thing.

TheComposer 1979 : Non need to understand.

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