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mutik1977:
for d sake of newbies following bro, I'm sorry nt suppose to post but are these not too much? what if they all reversed & hit 50/100 pips stop loss?

Good point but I don't intend for someone to take this to live trading, I expect someone to demo trade and get comfortable with anything you find online before putting your money into it. Maybe I should have mentioned it though.

Ps: If you check the trades, most trades in there have locked in profit already, so no way it reversing to take me out all negative.

Thanks, I'll look that up.
Anybody else.
pls.

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They became unnaturally brave, callous and heartless but when their charms were taken away, their courage left them. The argument in this write up, therefore, is that there is a direct correlation between the activities of armed robbers in Nigeria and the so called healers that prepare anti-bullet charms for them. Those charms provide the false courage with which robbers operate and kill. The charm preparers must therefore be seen for what they really are. They are accessories or accomplices.

The Nigerian police must cash in on this seeming relationship and adjust their armed robbery fighting strategy; they should now become proactive rather than just reactive. The reactive approach, where the police starts chasing after armed robbers after the fact, has obviously failed. They must begin to take actions that would pre-empt potential robberies. The "healers" who prepare charms for men of the underworld must now be put under police surveillance radar. In every community, the locals are very familiar with the so-called healers and so the police should have no problems identifying them.

The healers should be brought into police confidence and made to provide information about clients coming to look for anti-bullet charms. With that type of information, the police could infiltrate the ranks of potential robbers, set up sting operations, as they would do in drug operations, eventually nabbing and jailing them before they kill. Furthermore, any armed robber caught with charms must be forced to reveal the name and location of the "healer" that prepared it. Identified charm makers must then be taken into custody as accomplices and made to reveal the names and whereabouts of all the people they may have prepared anti-bullet charms for.

These people would in turn be put under surveillance and suspicious activities preempted before innocent people get hurt. One must caution here that identifying someone as haven taken delivery of anti-bullet charms does not necessarily make the person an armed robber. This is because out of naivety, there are honest Nigerians that would procure such charms in the misguided attempt to ward off the bullets of armed robbers. However, a trained police interrogator should be able to separate the wheat from the chaff. There is no telling how much information this could provide in the fight to nab potential robbers before they kill.

The choice should be clear for the police in Nigeria, fight armed robbery preemptively by infiltrating the ranks of those who provide the robbers with false sense of security. Force these accomplices to provide information about the people they prepare the anti-bullet charms for. Conduct sting operations periodically based on information from locals and jail potential robbers before they even have the opportunity to kill.

There are those who may argue that the above proposal is outlandish or impracticable, the question however is, what other choices does the police have? Obviously, the strategy they have now is not working and so it is time to think outside the box for more innovative ways to fight armed robbery. The above proposal may just be one small step for the police but it may turn out to be a giant leap in the fight against armed robbery.

Frm- http://nigeriaworld.com/columnist/uzokwe/022304.html

endfx1: Tanx bro....pls pm me

I tried contacting you through here but i couldn't, would you pls drop your contact email address to reach.

nasyl: abeg post am....make we test am on our demo sef

I think i have those files in my old laptop, i'll find and post it later today.
Cheers.

elewedu: Good one, may the pips be wit you.

Yeah, How's your day? Fine I suppose.
Happy trading.

Hello Cabage, Im new to this forum. I'm looking to study in Ukraine, im a Nigeria citizen and would love to exchange few emails with you regarding the issue. Thanks alot in advance.

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Hello there, Im new to this forum. I'm looking to study in Ukraine, im a Nigeria citizen and would love to exchange few emails with you regarding the issue. Thanks alot in advance.

Ps: my email addy is k o l a y 2 k_ 2 @yaho o .com

Hello there, Im new to this forum. I'm looking to study in Ukraine, im a Nigeria citizen and would love to exchange few emails with you regarding the issue. Thanks alot in advance.

Ps: my email addy is k o l a y 2 k_ 2 @yaho o .com