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With my knowledge of forex I reckon I could make 100K out of 200K in heaps less than a year.
Only have an answer for number 1 - Mrs Frink
Unreal ,How do all you guys ever get anywhere in life?
Thanks CFD You got it pretty much spot on .... it was a tremendous welcome ,however it doesnt bother me at all ,as at the end of the day i dont have to prove anything to anyone and have no intention of doing so . I only help positive people as they help themselves..
Guess i came on here to chat with like minded people and yes to help those battling for free ,however never expecting the amount of negativity and agressiveness that surrounds the FX markets and the people that trade them .
It would seem every one on here has been burned or in the process of loosing money .Thats how it goes to start , have been there done that and divorced as well to add to it..
Well all i can say is guys, i do it , it can be done ,so instead of knocking those that do, have a good look at yourself and why you are so bitter and disolusioned and help yourself, as i am definitely not going to offer any assistance after todays replies.
I wish you guys all the best for the New Year , maintain a positive attitude or u will never achive anything from trading..
Good Luck
Mark Hills
Guess i came on here to chat with like minded people and yes to help those battling for free
BS. Not only is this guy full of it he seems to be selling a course in Australia without an Australian Financial Services license to do so.
SCAM. in that regard at a minimum.
TH,
How's the KOSPI going? Or are you partners with Paul Rotter now?
I found a moneytree in FX. Been busy pruning it. :
...but "discovered" the deep and delicious CL (Crude)
Haven't got that far yet on the KOSPI. Mostly HSI but "discovered" the deep and delicious CL (Crude)
To return $100K - $200K in any market you really need over $250K and its still a big ask plus if your trading full time you will still need to draw on your account for living expenses
You're suggesting that performance expectation is limited to 40-80%?
are you saying that a long term trader can achieve a much higher return over the long run
No, I'm asking a question. I saw no reference "long term", and by this do you mean timeframe or career-length?
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