Christopher Angus Bitcoin Fraud Diversion Strategy

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Christopher Angus is an associate of Stella Huh, who is the silent partner in the Timothy Barton racketeering criminal syndicate. While using a hacked version of Google Gemini on my wife's computer Stella Huh gave my wife Giovanna Villanueva a ready-made template to frame me for Stella's criminal activities. In these chats Stella also mentioned that she changed the keys on a Bitcoin wallet & was trying to get Aaron arrested for contempt of court by claiming Aaron was responsible for the evidence spoilation and wallet rekeying that criminal fraud Stella Huh did.

Conman swindler Christopher Angus is kicking off a confidence series, providing free video tutorials on how to defraud investors. This seventeenth video is 8:44 & was created on June 30, 2016. The criminal who shot these videos delivered over a 99% investment loss, as he simply stole the money and integrated it into other investment scams abroad.
https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/18693916.conman-christopher-angus-pay-...
Crown Police never followed the money trail.

Christopher Angus is associated with Stella Huh and Timothy Barton, who stand trial in the United States on November 2, 2026.
http://www.seobook.com/stella-huh/criminal-case-docket-sheet%204-22-2026-(22-cr-00352).pdf

Video Highlights

• 0 minutes 0 seconds: shows interface of new algo, states it is managed on a hybrid basis where some parts are automated while he manages the work actions / can stop to close out working orders in a second.
• 1 minute 25 seconds: algo contains synthetic stops which automatically close out positions
• 2 minutes 15 seconds: given demo account settings an account with 200k could have make 27k with new algo
• 3 minutes 30 seconds: interface shows "rebate"
• 3 minutes 35 seconds: wants to test algo for 7 winning days in a row. if there is 1 losing day in the 7 won't push algo live.
• 3 minutes 50 seconds: interface shows trailing stops, stop distances, spreads & instruments traded
• 4 minutes 30 seconds: shows how positions are automated
• 5 minutes 15 seconds: explains why can't run this algo & the traditional VIX trades at same time. also bottom of video in footer of page has "copyright Warlock Media 2016"
• 8 minutes 10 seconds: shows how quickly he can click a button to exit all positions and close all orders

A version of this video is available for download at
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1uw2pgymmytbteb/video%2016%202016%20june%2030....

Video Transcript

00:00 Christopher Angus: Hello A, long time no video. I just wanted to just give you a quick rundown of the algo, and I notice that you wanna be quiet after. I said I don't wanna run the two strategies simultaneously. And the reasons are, it's a bit difficult with the algo at the moment, because it's basically become a hybrid version.

00:16 Christopher Angus: It's not running on its own autonomously because it's too dangerous to do so. So I've got to make a decision when to start the algo, when to stop it, and when to take the profits if I need to. The algo will take the profits, but the most efficient way to make money is for me to actually decide because there's a bit more discretion involved, and I got a much better feel of the markets than the algo, because it's very hard to program in things which are very binary. So if this, then that, I might have tamer conditions, but it's still not as good as a human being. And it's very hard to articulate how I see things. I don't think I could do it effectively, and certainly not to turn it into computer code effectively.

00:52 Christopher Angus: So the algo will... There's just three parts to it, actually. I'll just start there. The reopen the baby steps things is, basically, once I start the thing, it will then make decisions of when to reopen positions, when to add to positions on its own. Also, close any old working orders, so basically if we make a market and the market moves far away, then it will look and see if working orders are quite far away from the level of the current market price at the time, to delete those off and then replace them at a better place. And then I've got some synthetic trailing stops which work very differently to normal trailing stops. Basically, you can follow the price, which normal trailing stops has tons of limitations and they don't work very well.

01:36 Christopher Angus: And these instruments that I'm trailing at the moment, I'm at a 12 on the list, but only eight are active, and that's because of various reasons, some of which is because it's on the demo. So I actually do have... Algo is running at the moment, and you can see here, we got some working orders waiting. They are a little bit away from the market level, but I'll just go back here and I'll just show you. So today again, we've had an excellent day, based on a 200,000 pound account, we made 27 grand. Not bad. Had 147 trades, had quite a few losses, quite a few wins, but overall, our losses way, way, way, are way, way, way smaller than the amount that we win.

02:32 Christopher Angus: Now, just to explain a bit further. This takes an awful lot of concentration when things are actually moving. Once orders start getting hit, if that happens, you'll see that I'm gonna struggle to talk if we actually get to that point. The market's very stalled at the moment, even though there are working orders in place. So I'll just quickly go through some other stuff here, so close that. I'll look at yesterday's reports, I think I sent you a screenshot of that. So we look at that. Yesterday, 4990 and then the next day, the day before, I mean, 22,000. I'll just give you a bit of detail. I reset everything, put the demo back to 200,000 pounds, because it's really representative of the small account. And so right now, I'm gonna try and do seven days in a row, and if I got one losing day, we can't go live.

03:41 Christopher Angus: Now, had really good run up to that point, but now it was like, "Right, this is the final, final test. All my settings are optimized." And you can see here, I can see the distance, division and size. These are all my settings so that the algo knows when to place orders, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. We do run stops so we do take losses instead of just buying more to try and get out of it. But we found it much more effective, or I found it much more effective should I say, to take small losses and restart when conditions in the market permit. So we've had stuff starting to come in on its own, one position in Germany, another one on France, so that's the DAX and the CAC. And we'll have to see how those go in the next couple minutes. I don't wanna make this video too long. So and you'll see that those have been hit, that it's now replaced. Something else has been hit there. There's the FTSE that's come in, so Europe's really moving a bit more strongly as you can see than Wall Street and NASDAQ and the S&P.

05:01 Christopher Angus: Now this is where it gets tricky. This is why I can't do the VIX at the same time, because I'm having to watch these things and make sure the orders are going through correctly, making sure I pull a profit if the market starts to stall, make sure that if it starts to run back and goes a couple of grand down that I just take the whole lot off, and I don't let them all get stopped out. There's a lot going on, a lot. Okay, so the system's now actually put two FTSE trades on. Generally won't do more than two instruments per group. The system actually determines how many to put on per group, so in any one time, it generally won't run more than two of the same. Sometimes it'll run one, sometimes it'll run two. It just depends on a number of things, momentum, volume and that other crap. So you can see, and if this does move quickly up, it'll make quite a few thousand pounds, and this is how I make a lot of money quickly. I'm looking to make two or 3000 pounds per pop. Although I talk a lot about pops and drops and stuff like that. And it's the same sort of principle. We can see here that these are doing okay, and we're up to 344 already, 446.

06:29 Christopher Angus: And this is why it gets tricky, alright, because I have to watch this and it would just be super, super hard to maintain all of these and this is nothing. I could have 18, 20 positions all running at the same time, maybe more, and manage Big VIX position at the same time. At the moment, I have to say it's not something I wanna do. I can do it on a small account and then do the VIX on the big account while we wait, but once we start doing the algo until I'm used to it and feel like everything and very comfortable with being able to juggle a whole lot of plates, 'cause this is like fucking plates spinning of the highest order. Until I'm at that point, I wanna just do one strategy at a time, because there's too much to lose if I make a mistake. And you can see here it's adding more positions, still looking to create more positions later on.

07:27 Christopher Angus: So we got two FTSEs, and a couple of other things that have come in. That's US Tech 100, that's the NASDAQ, UK stocks 50, that's the stocks, the stocks, the European Index. A couple more things have come in, you can see the profits really ramping up now. 1600, and as you can appreciate, this is really okay. So we had a couple more, another Germany come in. There's two Germanys now, one Sweden, and is that another France, two France positions. Let's see where we're at. 2000 pounds, right. So this is where it gets hard. So I don't like how the market's stalling there. I'm gonna stop the script so it doesn't keep opening positions. I'm gonna take all my positions off, and then I'm gonna take those working orders off and that's it. I don't know how much we made there, probably about 1300 quid, and that's it. But as you can appreciate, that's why it's very hard to make two strategy at the same time in the same account.

08:25 Christopher Angus: Just to sum up, basically, I can do the small account and run this, run the algo, then I can do the big account and keep that in the old one. But once we start running the algo on both accounts, I just wanna stick with one strategy at a time until I'm more comfortable with everything. I'll speak to you soon. That's it for now, cheers.