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eeyah, same Malami that said killer herdsman have a right to freely roam their cattle in the south since Igbos are freely selling spare parts in the north
stevonics: Please who is this broker that stopped paying you. Because i learnt that brokers make money from spreads and commissions not from Losses, like sport betting.
Brokers make money from spreads, commission and when you lose your trading capital. They lose money when you make too much profits
As someone that works in the forex industry, I know of a client that has been withdrawing profits daily, weekly, monthly consistently in the last 3 years. I also know of 98% of traders that lose their account deposits within the first 1-2 weeks of trading. I myself I traded a highly profitable strategy, withdrawing monthly between 2014 - 2016 until the broker stopped paying and forcefully closed my account.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdQ4KQrD5YU A lot of people are holding Pi coin with the hope that it will one day reach 10 or 20 dollars so they can cash out massively. But what happens if Pi fails to meet those expectations and continues to lose value instead? In crypto, price doesn’t move because of belief or hope. It moves because of supply, demand, and liquidity. Profit is not made only when price is rising. When price is falling, there are also opportunities — and that’s where shorting comes in. Rather than waiting and praying for Pi to pump, it’s smarter to trade the direction the market is already moving and position yourself to profit.