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Blunttruth:
You belong with the class of men who like nasty women. It usually stems from psychological issues.

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I enjoyed this show in days of Kegan

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21st century lack statical accumulation
Fake data everywhere

When I read comments like "he collected money*, it then downed on me that this generation believes money satisfy all Human desires and procure solution to all problem.
Lol depression, anxiety and mentally unstableness are all real, Africans never pays attention to that, even those who bore it sees as an abominable occurrences...
Bonding is what makes us human and to bond you ought to love and care
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Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
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Can't they let her take a nap?

Tinububalls:
Chaos is the right word.

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I don't need a goddamn autocorrect

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This hyperinflation is extremely out of control
I'm more worried about how hawkers and menial workers survive

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I'm probably starting to believe this world would know no peace
Vawulence seems to be the only option

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samfelly:
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Why do they (traders) fail so often? What separates winners from losers isn't intelligence or secrets, and certainly not education.

Many losers think that they would trade successfully if they had a bigger account. People destroy their accounts either by a string of losses or a single abysmally bad trade. Often, after the loser is sold out, unable to meet a margin call, the market reverses and moves in the direction he expected. He starts fuming: had he survived another week, he would have made a fortune instead of losing! Such people look at market reversals that come too late and think that those turns confirm their methods. They may go back to work and earn, save, or borrow enough money to open another small account. History repeats itself: The loser gets wiped out, the market reverses and “proves” him right, but only too late—he's been sold out again. That's when the fantasy is born: “If only I had a bigger account, I could have stayed in the market longer and won.”

Some losers raise money from relatives and friends by showing them a paper track record. It seems to prove that they would have won big, if only they had had more money to work with. But even if they raise more money, they lose that, too—as if the market were laughing at them! A loser is not undercapitalized—his mind is underdeveloped. A loser can destroy a big account almost as quickly as a small one. An acquaintance of mine once blew out over 200 million dollars in a day. His broker sold him out—and then the market turned. He sued the broker and said to me: “If only I had a bigger account….” Apparently an account with $200 million wasn't big enough.

A loser's true problem is not account size but overtrading and sloppy money management. He takes risks that are too big for his account size, however small or big. No matter how good his system may be, a streak of bad trades is sure to put him out of business. Amateurs neither expect to lose nor are prepared to manage losing trades. Calling themselves undercapitalized is a cop-out that helps them avoid two painful truths: their lack of a realistic money management plan and lack of discipline. A trader who wants to survive and prosper must control losses. You do that by risking only a tiny fraction of your equity on any single trade.

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depato88:
Get a mentor to teach you physically. Take enough time to learn,demo trade and make sure ur wins are above 60 percent (1 year at least) before thinking of going live.

And even after aerious practice and demo trading market go still give u sweet(wawulence). No be forex again? My brother you go chop sweet coa there are thi ngs you must learn the hard way that builds you up to a better trader.

Me that started this journey since 2019. I rushed into live trading. Burnt countless accounts. The market dealt with me wotociously. No one told me to go back to the drawing board. I learnt. Unlearn. Relearn. Never gave up even after numerous failures buh guess what?

My sweat and efdorts have started paying off...i mine and make plus n minus losses a few hundred dollars gains accumulatively weekly. In fact forex is the sweetest thing i Know after Jesus.

NB: I trade only one pair #Gold. Gold can give u all the money in this world

Waw
Thank you so much for this
Concerning the live mentor, I cant get anyone here, I can only get my hands online mentors with numerous students.
Forex is very complex unlike how most people make it look easy

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