About MeMy name is Ryan Rose, and as of this moment, I've chosen to remain faceless on here. For no simple reason, other than I admire the appeal of such a choice. For my financial advice, I will simply adopt the moniker Mr. Harvest Rose. Although, yes I do realize the inquisitive will know who I am as well as my appearance; this financial alter-ego of sorts is a way to distance myself from this field. Neither glorifying, nor condemning myself, simply distancing.
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current value to consumers |
I feel that I possess a financial mind, as many others do. In this game of risk, my upbringing has evolved my character to be more tolerant to risk. Simply reading my very concise perspective, and seeing the returns of my equity suggestions will provide value, not only in the investment cognition, but also in the financial regard. I feel I should give away some stock picks, which I will do more than the trash-can-worthy stock e-mails you probably receive now. Having said that, I will be enabling a rather unorthodox fee structure. I simply want to help you, while taking a slice of your profits until I get out of the military and can enter the industry on my own.
This is how I want our business interaction to happen: 1. Send me an e-mail at [email protected] stating which company equity you're contemplating buying, whether you're a company executive looking to maximize a stock option purchase, or you're an average investor makes no difference. How many shares you're looking to purchase (go long), or short. 2. I will send a reply with my suggestion after evaluating the company's fundamentals, as well as current technical picture. Whether to go long, short, or wait for the situation to improve. 3. After you execute the suggested action, I would ask that you respond with your order's details (i.e. Company name, trading ticker symbol, quantity of shares, the execution price, and time of said transaction, as well as the subject line of the e-mail being the ticker ex. AAPL.) So I can monitor this position for you, in case the situation changes with the company. I understand that some will feel they can outsmart me by understating the amount they purchase, thus compensating me less, I get that some will do this, and ask that you not. I would really appreciate a screenshot as proof, or if this is too much of a hassle I will understand, and be fine without it. Just know that if I feel I'm being understated too often, I simply won't view you as a worthwhile business partner anymore, will block your e-mail, and no longer provide this service for you. 4. I will then send you an e-mail of when to close out your position, locking in profits. Realize that although I more than likely have a better understanding of the equity markets, we're all different, and my time to close out might not be the same as yours, and either has the potential to be right. 5. After your profits are realized, send me another e-mail with the Close-Position E-mail being just as detailed as the above-listed Opening-Position E-mail. (i.e. Company name, trading ticker symbol, quantity of shares, the execution price, and time of said transaction, and this time realized profit as well as the subject line of the e-mail being the ticker ex. Closed Position AAPL.) 6. I will then use my PayPal account to solicit 15% of only the profit on the transaction from your corresponding e-mail, or another you provide. I feel that this is more than fair, because Hedge Funds traditionally, which earn less return per year, charge a "2&20" structure. Compensation which is 2% of all assets, as well as 20% of that year's profit. I don't want 2% of your assets, only the 15% of the transaction I timed the entry and exit. I feel 15% of profit is fair compensation for this service. I hope you feel the same, continue to use my services, as well as spread the word to friends, as well as on social media. Not too much though, because I'm one man and only wish to provide this service to a select few, thank you. |
future aspirations |
This is where my passion for society's financial allocation really flourishes, contemplating future goals. Even if some aspirations are never met, due to the changing path of life, I feel I will achieve something towards this goal. I will be in the financial sector one day, whether it be working for someone else, or myself. What I want to do in the future, is develop a business that, whether it's structured as Private Equity, a Hedge Fund, or a much more elaborate organization capitalizing on the immediacy of the modern era; I want to profit by temporarily allocating mine and my followers capital, in a Swing-Trading format, into the equities of companies that I feel are either oversold or overbought, as well as participating in business segments I feel to be environmentally harmless, and have drifted too far from their true value, in my opinion. To put it simply, I want to make money for those I value in society, from people I admire, to strangers who have similar perspectives. I want to establish this structured firm in a few years (2017+), and in this firm I'm looking to limit expenses in research, hence the free website, as well as taking personal compensation that's always 50% of the industry average, because I will be wealthy one day, but that's not my main objective in this future endeavor.
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