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Green shows your %risks at 20pip Stop Loss
Blue shows your daily pip targets
Red show lot sizes to use.

So if you want the desired target of 2$ daily and you want to risk a max of 1% (Risk 2)of your capital per trade, you would use 0.04 lots (Lot2) and target achieving 46 pips (Pip Target 2) daily. I hope this answers your question.

mohlanforex:
$1000 balance

All right. You wish to make $400 monthly from an account of $1000.
Monthly Target = 40%
Total trading days in a month = 20 days approx.
Therefore you aim to make 40%/20 = 2% daily

or

$400/20 = $20 daily

mohlanforex:
$1000 balance

sorry for not replying since yesterday. i answer faster when you quote or mention me. would give you the formular when i get back to work.

mohlanforex:
i want to know what lot size can give me $400 profit every month in trading forex.

with a starting balance of?

@purest21 without crying over spilt milk you are a dependant taking care of another dependant. time to get an elder from her end to come take her home. in her condition it is not safe for her to make that trip on her own. go and sin no more. cheers

LaurelP:
I didn't see his reply to you

Just posted it today, let's wait a bit for response.

LaurelP:
So how many messages have you passed to him and how many has he responded to?

Finally I made true on my promise. I hope something comes out of it. https://twitter.com/mywebsitegarage/with_replies Cheers and thanks a lot.

my interpretation would be "the #dasukigate made known inappropriations in the jonathan administration and we should work towards sanitizing the system but can we do better than our ingrained habits and belief systems?"

@agarawu23 it depends on the population you are trying to impress. with just my pastor and three other friends as witnesses after an hour at the registry we were man and wife after an overall expenditure of less than 10k for form and refreshments.

maestrojay:
hello guys... i saw this pattern in a quantitative reasoning textbook.. and i got stucked, to my amazement i couldnt link up the pattern.. can someone try this out??

@lalasticlala, ishilove, etc... abeg allow the world of NL to tackle this.. thanks

[s]I believe the whole setup is not complete without actual problems to work with. Could you upload the setups after that pattern.[/s]

proffemi:
139 x 3 = 417

258 x 2 = 516


Trust me, this is the answer. I know, highly annoying, right?

This guy got it sha!

growing old causes complexity wow! no wonder my brother said a nursery kid could have answered it quite easily.

Stanley08:
...I was willing to put alot of time and dedication into it,...

you can create a diary in the 'diary' section which gives you exclusive posting access. edit first post on thread and drop the link to it

initially intended risk and you can relax with no risk of a high bp. some will do well and others not too well and some poorly. the resulting finals should please you by month's end. wishing you well dear. cheers

proper internet connection. what percentage of your 4mil are you willing to put to risk? now divide that amount by ten. the resulting sum is what you should risk with any one single trader. if you have 5 traders you would only be risking half of your

verify things for yourself. furthermore most brokers run PAMM (portfolio assets management) accounts where you can sort out traders by their performances (i recommend a minimum of 6 months preferably longer). ensure your choice trader has power and

in addition one area you could ply your investment is online forex trading from a veteran who has seen the good bad and ugly sides so that your money would not be used to gain such experience. view his/her past trading logs from a trusted source to

mayowa07 it is possible. just bear in mind that high rewards come with high risk. reduce your risk by investing with a biz owner with verifiable track records and not hypothesis. his/her 400k should yield double and 40k yield 1.5 times at the least.

@tradexx, the mere fact that you can't keep the app to yourself is a guarantee that others won't. ever heard of the 'don't tell anybody' chain? making your strategy public is a fast way of reducing its effectiveness. - law of diminishing returns.

NEHLIVE:
Overload dey kill O. This was spotted at Karim Imogen area of V/I Lagos...

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2016/01/see-what-was-spotted-in-lagos-this.html

a perfect example of 'the car broke down'

moneyurch go with s'one she respects her friend or pastor. let'em talk in private and at the end let her give you a date that would not fail. quite unfortunate some elders do not behave as we were raised to believe in. nigeria of today is an example.

courtesy demands students write note of absence to the course lecturer in case they cannot meet a class schedule. if done properly, sicky students and those who write for permission ahead still proceed with exams. there are reasons for rules.

@Trendition one more thing you should keep in mind is not to get married to your kid(s) over your hubby. it is something i see happen as it is quite easy to bond with the one whom you carry and birth.

For those in need of summary

Police man confronts a crowd of protesters and says "I will f**king kill you". His career takes a dive.

When comparing the events from the Zaria-Kaduna massacre with this I would say they are similar but the performance as well as actions against the men at arms are way different.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- A former police lieutenant forced out of his department after he pointed a semiautomatic rifle at protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, and threatened to kill them testified this week that his life was “ruined” during the subsequent fight to keep his law enforcement license.

Ray Albers' attorney argued that the former lieutenant “showed great restraint” while policing demonstrations in August 2014 following the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a Ferguson police officer.

Albers was a lieutenant in the city of St. Ann, a city near Ferguson best known for an infamous and lucrative speed trap. On Aug. 19, 2014, Albers was part of a disorganized police response to protesters, one that involved officers from a number of agencies. During that confrontation, he pointed his weapon at people in a crowd and said "I will fucking kill you" and "Go Bleep yourselves" when they asked for his name.

Another officer from the St. Louis County Police Department had to come over and calm Albers down and lower his weapon. Later, when a Huffington Post reporter took photos of Albers from the sidewalk, he said "Get that camera out of my fucking face.” Videos of Albers’ threats spread online, and his career in St. Ann quickly came to an end.

On Wednesday, Albers was at an administrative hearing as the Missouri Department of Public Safety tried to convince a member of the state's Administrative Hearing Commission to take disciplinary action by suspending or permanently revoking the license that allows him to work as an officer.

The state of Missouri says Albers acted "without legal justification" when he pointed his assault rifle at a crowd of people, and that his "threat to commit a felony" -- specifically, murder -- violated Missouri law.

Despite widespread police misconduct in Ferguson in August 2014, Albers is the only officer known to have faced any formal discipline as a result of his or her behavior on the ground. (Dan Page, a veteran officer in the St. Louis County Police Department, was suspended in August 2014 over inflammatory comments he'd made months before, which only came to light after Page pushed a CNN anchor during a live broadcast in Ferguson. Page retired a few days later.)

Albers and his lawyer, Brandi Barth, offered several different defenses for his actions that night. Barth argued it was “unfair” to make Albers “the poster child” for bad policing during the Ferguson protests, and showed off photos of a number of other officers pointing rifles at protesters. Indeed, St. Louis County officers stationed on top of armored vehicles even pointed their sniper rifles at crowds of peaceful protesters in broad daylight a few days after Brown’s death, a tactic that drew widespread condemnation.

“There’s selective enforcement against Mr. Albers, in a situation where we have now seen at least a dozen officers in the selected photos having their rifles raised,” Barth said. “This situation of 30 seconds in a 20-year career has literally ruined his life.”

Video footage from the night in question clearly shows Albers pointing his rifle at people who were recording police activity. He can be seen advancing in their direction as they stood on the sidewalk. But Albers claimed that he was “approached by a mob of people” and that he only raised his weapon because he saw a black male with a handgun. He says he was hit by a bottle filled with urine a few minutes before the incident, and that when he raised his weapon, he had it trained on the man with a gun he'd spotted.
“I seen about a half a dozen black males come out of the east side of Sam’s Meat Market. They all had bandanas wrapped around their face, like an outlaw-type bandana,” Albers testified. “Two of them at least [who] came out had Molotov cocktails. The other one had a handgun... ready to go."

However, in each of the three videos played during the hearing, Albers can be seen pointing his gun toward various people in the crowd. At no point does he appear to be pursuing the supposed "man with a gun" he describes -- in fact, no such man can be seen in the videos. Albers was also a long distance away from Sam’s Meat Market at the point when he claims to have seen individuals carrying Molotov cocktails and a handgun.

In an interview with a talk radio host in February, Albers said that “total survival mode” kicked in the night of the incident. He said he had “tunnel vision” when he supposedly spotted the man with the handgun. He also suggested that he thought the people recording him were going to try to take his weapon and use it against him.

"I thought at that time that the only reason they would be coming towards me is to hurt me and take my weapon," Albers said in that interview. "You don't come towards an officer that has a rifle raised. Nobody in their right mind would do that unless they had bad intentions."
But this week, Albers said he didn’t have his rifle raised at anyone in particular.
“I never pointed my rifle at anyone,” Albers testified. “I was using that scope with the laser to find that individual with a weapon. Like I said, those people came towards me.”

Although the videos clearly show Albers walking toward individuals on the sidewalk with his rifle raised, Albers claimed the only time he pointed his weapon at anyone was “when people were approaching me.”

Albers says there was never a time that he worked in Ferguson when he was not afraid for his safety. He described his time there as “total, utter chaos.”

Albers joined the St. Ann Police Department full-time in 1996. He said he loved the job, calling it his “everything.” He testified that he'd worked a 12-hour shift with mandatory overtime the day before he reported for additional duty in Ferguson.
“I was working 18 to 20 hours a day,” said Albers. “St. Ann had mandatory overtime detail. They made the officers work [Interstate] 70 to write tickets.”

Lt. Garrett Willis, the lead firearms instructor in St. Ann until his recent retirement, testified that an officer is not allowed to scan a crowd with his or her firearm because the possibility of accidental discharge is “a threat to innocent people.”
Willis said that when there’s an individual with a gun in the crowd, an officer should go into a “low-ready” position -- a stance where the officer has his or her gun pointed downward.

“You scan with your eyes,” Willis said. “You should never raise your weapon unless it’s a threat.”
Barth said that while Albers' language was inappropriate, it was “not cause for discipline” because he was in a stressful environment and other police officers had their rifles pointed at peaceful demonstrators.
“He raised his rifle and asked people to ‘get the Bleep back,’" Barth said. "That’s what happened, and unfortunately he became the media poster boy for bad behavior."

John Wall of the St. Louis County Police Department stepped in and lowered Albers’ rifle during the Aug. 19 incident, physically putting pressure on the weapon until it was no longer pointing at the crowd. Wall said this week that officers shouldn’t raise their rifles unless they intend to shoot.

“Nothing good was going to happen there,” Wall said when asked why he'd helped lower Albers' rifle. “The optics were horrible. We had already been getting enough bad press.”

Wall said he “was not fearful” despite the violence that surrounded the protests. He also said he didn't believe he was in danger when people were filming him. “I know I could’ve been killed," he said, "but it’s my job to stand out there."
Albers will find out his fate in the next few months, when the member of Missouri's Administrative Hearing Commission who heard this week's case makes a ruling on whether Albers' behavior was cause for discipline.

“There wasn’t a single officer down there that wanted to kill anybody,” Albers told The Huffington Post following his hearing. "Including me."
Ryan J. Reilly contributed reporting.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ray-albers-ferguson-threats_5671e3aee4b0648fe3021452?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000047

Been a while I have been expecting this olive leaf at a time when we seriously need those figures. I have a believe this would come with a condition and that would be with respect to that law our lawmakers were so eager to celebrate as a national victory.

Whie the man may not be so liked due to his past utterances I believe this one bears worth. I was at first skeptical but with the breakdown it can work and quite well for that matter. Talk about endearing local and international tourism and the influx of cash for the local populace at each hosted event.

Anyone remember the german hosted multicommunity tv program TELEMATCH of many years ago?
Properly planned we just might pul this off

Activa:
From where?

e.g menial assignments on fiverr but paypal is the form of receiving funds.

it is not uncommon for kidnappers to use a gullible person's account to receive ransom payments. the real owner of the POS/account might have a relative in captivity.

LaurelP:
So how many messages have you passed to him and how many has he responded to?

not operated my twitter account for years now. for calling me out on that i would do so and post you the link. thanks dear.

LaurelP:
I thought that this man is supposed to be a senator. Is his own constituency on twitter?

with your own twitter account you can easily and quickly pass a message to him than to most senators around.

Activa:
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Allowing Paypal receipt won't necessarily make the existing senders send more money or create more

legally earned $10 five days a week would be enough to keep many a youth from vice.

Hardethaewoh if you review the corper magazine of the state you served you would realize that those to the left and right of your picture also got the same message as well as all those on that page. I tried reporting it then but it seemed none of the security agencies were serious about pursuing it.