Christopher Angus Financial Fraud Tick by Tick
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Christopher Angus is perhaps the singular worst investor in the history of the world. That, or he is just a criminal who committed at least 9 counts of international wire fraud, money laundering, embezzlement, and theft by conversion as part of their investment fraud & racketeering crimes. Some of his compatriots like Stella Huh and Timothy Barton are likely to see prison time later this year. Christopher will get a much longer sentence in prison the second time than he got on the first time, especially as those racketeering bonuses kick in.
This video harkens back to the good old days before such people got free rent, living in a cage. This video continues an ongoing confidence and racketeering criminal fraud series, providing free video tutorials on how to defraud investors. This sixteenth video is 16:21 & was shared on June 9, 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/18263036.christopher-angus-jailed-fraud-friend-philippines/
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
- 3 minutes 20 seconds: does not like trading EU open
- 4 minutes: will try not to have positions on during job report
- 6 minutes 30 seconds: a move in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (wall street) can indicate a likely move in the S&P 500 because it is a more granular index in terms of trading at 20 something thousand rather than a few thousand points
- 11 minutes 15 seconds: talks about being frugal and hating unnecessary things and clutter while trying to paint the image of being relatable to my liking of video games
A version of this video is available for download at
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zbzw1n4umikj429/video%2015%202016%20june%209.flv?dl=0
Video Transcript
00:03 Christopher Angus: Good morning Mr. A. How is one today? Yeah, I kind of gave up in the end, didn't miss anything anyway, I just fucked off because that's my style. I don't hang around because otherwise you just see numbers that you're not supposed to see. And anyway, so another quick video today starting with the system, made some alterations. Actually dropping the FX stuff because it just seems to be a bit too trendy which isn't good for something that we're trying to get in and out, in and out, in and out. So you can see, I've just reset this. I'll show you. Can you hear those sirens and stuff, man? Un-fucking-real, it's like living in New York. So you can see, nothing on the report. Those are the first two positions literally just being restarted. You can have a look here and you can see that it's still building... Well, we've got... We're not still building actually, 'cause we dropped many instruments here. So we'll have to see how we get on here.
01:17 Christopher Angus: I've also made it a bit more aggressive... I wonder if we've got an API block. No, okay. 'Cause I can tell... You can see I'll just hover over this position change, you can see it changes color. And if it's going for that amount of time, why's the price not changing? Fuck it! No, I can't do this because I start like troubleshooting and... Just never mind.
01:50 Christopher Angus: So talk about today. I just need to pop the chart out, one second.
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02:00 Christopher Angus: Alright. Okay. So this is today. That was yesterday, this is me doing the video. Just one tick there, there was no trade there that went on. In this time frame, one minute, it's really just that these are about one tick. So from the line which is 1493 to the peak there, 1508. So it's one in a half ticks, I couldn't take a trade, there wasn't anything else that happened. I wasn't right about the full break down, but nothing happened. Today it looks substantially better though, in terms of the markets are looking a bit weak. I nearly, very nearly, took a trade about 8:00 this morning, but it's now 10:00. But I wasn't... I don't like trading into the European open, because things can... They can turn around, and basically... It's just it's a little bit unsafe right before 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. But I probably could have actually got something here. Maybe one or two ticks. But I'm just gonna wait to see, hopefully it'll pull back... It is pulling back a little bit, but I think perhaps we may see something happen this morning, so I'm gonna have to start very, very early, probably make one trade, if I can, up into the open. Let me just see if there's any... What the economic announcements are today. So unemployment at 1:30, I'll have to be out of there before. But so yeah, I'll try and get one this morning if I can, 'cause it looks really good. Otherwise, I'm going... And after 1:30 I'll see what else is coming, basically.
04:23 Christopher Angus: But yeah, it's looking pretty strong today, pretty strong. It's just, I can't get blood out of a stone, and I know you appreciate that, but it doesn't feel too good for me, sometimes. Because, from... For your point of view as well, I mean, look, we don't need the money, but I think it just makes us a little bit anxious that the volatility is so low, but it doesn't matter. So yeah, I really like what's going on today, actually. I'll try and pop out Wall Street, because... Let me just show you what Wall Street looks like here, I'll just go back here. So this is now trading... Let me see, I don't think any would've closed yet. No, nothing closed. That's your link. And here we are. So this is actually a line that I drew days ago. It's always interesting when you see this happen, when it hits previous support and resistance, and you can still see this is still starting to open positions. We are trading very aggressively though.
05:38 Christopher Angus: So yeah, let's see what happens. I'm just gonna just watch this for a second and then see if Germany gets taken out here. No. Okay, so this is Wall Street. Now I've popped this out, just to show you... Oops, I really suck at this. So just... That's FX. Oh, these pop out charts man. To show you because it moves much better than the S&P in terms of movement because it moves about eight and a half times more in range. So it's a lot more obvious with Wall Street. That's why if you wanna see what's going on in the market, you would generally want to run Wall Street and the S&P together, because in comparison Wall Street kind of shows you the micro movements leading into the S&P, because a two point move on Wall Street might not move the S&P, but if it's moved one or two points, you might... In a direction, you might start to be a little bit more aware that the S&P might be able to make a move. And it's like a cascading sort of thing, where the more... The bigger indexes move more, so they can show you what's the money flow through the markets, if that makes sense; I'm sure it does. So that's that.
07:07 Christopher Angus: Let's have a look here. So you can see Wall Street's come off pretty hard, and if it doesn't... If it gets back above this line it's probably just gonna keep grinding, but I think like I said yesterday in the video, the markets are very, very tightly wound, and they've been high for a long time. Now, we did close actually above I think 2020... 2120. So I'm surprised really to see it come off this morning, but it may just be that some people are de-risking before the jobs report. So we'll have to see what happens after that. There's just no way to know, if it's a bad payrolls thing then people might say, "Well, then interest rates are not going up." If it's a good one then people are gonna say, "The market's okay so we're gonna go up." So there's just no way to actually read this at the moment and you'd never know really, so you just have to stand on the side and just see what happens and see what the market does, and that's that.
08:19 Christopher Angus: So I'll just close this for a second. I'm just gonna ut these into the group here. And I wonder if we've had any closes. No closes. It's a bit of a funny time because it's after the European open, it's like two hours after the European Open, one and a half hours. And so like just after the one and a half to two hours after the US open, things go quiet, all the people have got their positions on and then they're just waiting. So I'll give the slack literally two minutes and see how we get on.
09:09 Christopher Angus: Anyway, I've been doing lots of steps the last few days, but my Fitbit doesn't wanna sync. It's got like an exclamation mark, I don't know why, piece of shit. Apparently Sony is bringing out a new PS4. I've never owned a Sony PS4, it's like PS4.5. That was the thing I was talking about with tail wagging the dog is like one game that I really really want to play because like, X... Ah! Have I just crashed my computer? Oh, no way. I just unplugged my Fitbit. Is it still recording? I wonder if you missed that. This is weird. Anyway it doesn't matter. I'm just gonna keep talking. Basically you can't see, but like I don't know what's going on, my feeds are locked and they're just like bright red. And you can see my screen is not ticking up, everything's frozen. Bollocks! Right.
10:32 Christopher Angus: I hope this is recording. But I was thinking of getting a PS4 and they're bringing out a new one in a week or so, PS4.5. Because I've kind of... I've got like every decent Xbox game. But I wanna wait for the new one because there's a new one. But I'm still undecided because there's two consoles and I don't... Like I hate clutter, and I think it's frivolous to have two consoles because essentially you're buying it for just a very, very small amount of games. So I'm not sure, I'm still considering it. I don't... Like when I moved house I realize how much clutter I collected and I'm really trying not to collect clutter and waste money, because a lot of that stuff when I moved I threw away and gave away and I sold some of it. But I lost like 95% of the money I've spent on just general trash. And not that I think it's trash but I think it's unnecessary, and that's kind of my judgment. My yardstick is to say, "Do I actually need this, is it necessary?" And I have to say a new PS4 as much as I want it for a handful of games, it's unnecessary, it's gonna be hard to move, it's a waste of money. I don't know. I spend too much time thinking, I think.
11:58 Christopher Angus: So I'm gonna call it quits on this video. So let's have a look at the log and see what's closed. Okay, so we've had three closes, time in trade 39 seconds, 19 seconds, 213 seconds. You can see the P&L here. That's what? Like 198, £230. And we'll see what happens with these here. So I'll just keep talking for a minute. I don't know what's going on. Why is my computer running like such a dog? I think I'm probably running out of space somewhere. Well, I've got a Mac, obviously, and they run really badly if you don't have a lot of space. And I think that might be the problem. Because it's an iMac, it's a really old one, it's got an SSD hard drive in it, but it's only 100 gig. So I actually have a full terabyte one as well, but that's a normal one, and I love SSDs.
13:09 Christopher Angus: I actually have an SSD on my Xbox One, like a external hard drive because the loading time in between games is quite long with big games. So I load them onto an SSD to speed up the time, because I'm such a shit video game player I'm dying continuously. So there's a lot of time waiting for the games to reload. And so that kind of is a bit more optimal when you're playing. And yeah, HP... Last story, I'll tell you quickly. HP didn't deliver my server. They phoned me. They said, "Ah, Mr. Angus, I was just phoning about this email you sent inquiring about your server." And I was like, "Yup." And it was like, "Yeah, we've canceled the order." I was like, "Why?" They were like, "We don't know." I was like, "Okay, thanks." "Do you wanna reorder?" I was like, "No, not from you. Bye." But actually, I did reorder from them. But I did it in a different way, so I can actually track the order this time, because last time I checked out as a guest. And so that should be delivered at some point.
14:24 Christopher Angus: So yeah, that's it for the video. I hope it goes through. Let's see if we've had any more closes. No. Oh yeah, we have. We've had five closes now. So P&L 406. I'm just ignoring the rebate because we're doing, as I said, a spread capture on close. And it's variable and random. So I'm not sure. And you can see here we're almost running a parity just... And I only started this at the beginning of the video. You saw the very first positions come on. I mean, it's kind of addictive looking at this report all the time because you... So you can see... Okay, so we're up now, like, we're like 30 quid.
15:25 Christopher Angus: So yeah, this is it. You can see it's placing, replacing, placing, replacing. And it's moving the orders around to different places. So if you've been hit in one place, you don't wanna go back in the same place because you wanna avoid the market exhaustion. And I guess I did enough talking yesterday with the video. So you kinda got a good gist on how this works. But yeah, let's have one more look. Oops. Let's see if we've got another close again come off. No. Alright, so I guess that's it and I'm gonna look for a trade, because one looks like it's gonna... Just about to hit. Not on this, VIX. Catch you later, bye.
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