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  1. #21
    Is there some news going on? I see long spikes from the eurusd chart

  2. #22
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    I discovered one successful person, but I questioned his motives. I only want someone show me where to go to learn or to show me the ropes.
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    Forget about motives and choose the mechanics instead. Your Motives you will build yourself after
    that I believe that the woman is talking about ulterior motives. It's not worth your time studying from this guy. Personally, trading conflicted with my religion. For eg, I discovered the best commerce setups to be where people believe that the most pain cut their losses (I was such a loser). A few things you may square with God (like suffering), but it's just another thing to reconcile with yourself (if you cause suffering). Since you're just starting out, it may be better to get out before you start. It is tough. And it may conflict as a person with you. You may fare better at so for. If you insist on this particular route, this is worth studying: (http://www.nobrainertrades.com/2016/...-anything.html).

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    @ : Hi, I have received your pm's but looks like I can't write back. Maybe I have posted too small so far , or perhaps I am just plain idiot... I tried writing back via the answer button and watched all that code in the box, eliminated, composed my answer, clicked send and received an error message. I attempted once more composing a completely new pm for you, clicked send, same error message... Could someone please help me? Thanx a lot! Maxx
    I received both your pms. It may be a browser issue. Chrome functions for me.

  3. #23
    Hello, you are correct. After refusing to destiny him, he is no longer prepared to show me the techniques to succeed. Thank you for the information. It's not worth my time learning.
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote quote I believe the lady is speaking about ulterior motives. It's not worth your time studying from this guy afterward. Trading and my faith conflicted. For eg, I discovered the best commerce setups to be where people believe the most pain cut their losses (I was such a loser). Some things you may square with God (like discomfort), but it is just another thing to reconcile with yourself (if you trigger suffering). Since you are just beginning, it might be better to get out before you even begin. It is veryveryveryveryveryveryveryvery tough....

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Hi, you're correct. He is no longer prepared to show me the methods after refusing to date him. Thanks for the advice. . quote
    Date. But I appreciate you all. I will just continue to study.

  5. #25
    This is why trading is tough. This is exactly why we see experienced traders give guie geared towards plogy, and instead of entrance setups newbies seek. You can take any entrance, a coin-flip if you are going to, and you can earn money if you get a grip in your psyche.


    Real stats from a professional trader- makes 16.6cents on average, for each dollar he/she bets. With a win-loss rate of 44-56% each winner being 1.65x per loser.

    E(v) = (0.44 x 1.65) - (0.56 x 1) = 0.166


    This implies he/she understands that the next trade is probably a loss, until it is even placed. Tilt that is such can be handled by few. Most give up. The normal joe likes to adhere to someone who posts high probability winning 'systems/methods', would call this pro trader 'a loser', because he/she makes wrong calls on trades more than half the time. In reality this is backward.

  6. #26
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    Hi, you're correct. After refusing to date him he's no longer willing to reveal the methods to succeed.
    Ouch, I did not get it in the very first read, I apologize. Of course I did not mean to force anyone towards a.. . .gentleman enjoy that.
    But anyway I hope I managed to spell out the point.
    The resources here onforexintuitiveis of value, but you have to know beforehand where you're led....unfortunately even to get a fantastic guess to the best direction for your personal journey takes time. In my case more planned.
    It is strictly associated with period avalaibility, risk appetite, capitalization, technical degree but of Lifestyle.
    I checked myself out the source provided by econbizer in a former article
    (http://www.nobrainertrades.com/2016/...-anything.html).
    Very interesting website (The blog segment), I would also propose to give it a try.
    Greatest Luck.
    maxx

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    http://www.nobrainertrades.com/2016/...-anything.html received both your pms. It might be a browser problem. Chrome functions for me.
    I did reply again. Let me know please if you get that also.
    Thanx
    maxx

  8. #28
    Yes if you do not know what you are doing you're in most risk of losing money. 90 percent of people onforexintuitivedo not know what they're doing. That's why they come toforexintuitiveto search for answers. Even in the event that you give them the answers they do not know what to do with it. Even in the event that you give them transactions which make hundreds or thousands of pips that they do not trade it. It is that bad on FF. They've a mindset that is losing. They're blind to winning transactions.

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