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It looks as if Mariusz Ganczar is not bothered with the situation, although there are many risks in today’s market, both economic and political, his gains of 642% allow him to be calm and relaxed.

Mariusz Ganczar, who has been in the lead for the past 2 months, managed to increase his gains to 642% this week, and Hanqui Guo, who was second in the last edition of the WTI, is already in 4th place with gains of 137% and impressive money management skills.

WTI participants can reconcile the optimism within these developments with gains in their portfolios. Mariusz Ganczar is still in the lead with gains of 372% followed by Karagich István from Hungary with gains of 360%.

While the world economy is in problems, Mariusz Ganczar returned to the top of the rankings of the World Top Investor competition with gains of 372.63%

Everybody is talking about depression, with millions of people without jobs while a few participants of the WTI with expertise are making lots of money

The first quarter is behind us and it seems the Hungarian participants are stabilising their rankings on the top – what took them so long?

Week 13 of the World Top Investor sees a new leader from Hungary, Karagich István, with gains over 250%, relegating Mariusz Ganczar to the second place.

Still in first place at World level of the WTI Mariusz Ganczar from Poland with gains of 241% in 12 weeks. Hungarians Karagich István and Szabó Barnabás are close behind with 191% and 182%.

WTI participants now know the dollar is the answer in all markets. Should they prepare for the coming inflation? If yes what should they do?

The major currencies are back to levels pre- Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, and volatility is increasing.

Oil hit a fresh high for 2009 and Gold made the higher monthly close ever

He made his gains on the long side but he was quick to close all positions, in what can now be considered a wild week.

Since the beginning of the World Top Investors traders only saw the markets going up.

Has the market run too far too fast?

Japan is closed this week because they celebrate the golden week. A new month has started and stock indices extended their rallies into this past week.