Hey Tech/A I was just wondering what your qualifications are? And what state you're in?
What's your profession?
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Hey Tech/A I was just wondering what your qualifications are? And what state you're in?
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Gee's Joe you musn,t has musch to do if your gunna pick up al the grsmmatical error,s that peopul use on thus forim. i,ma sorrry if my mustekes arr gettin at yar. plese forrgive me
Sorry Rico, I thought you may not have had an apostrophe on your keyboard. Some people out of Australia use strange foreign keyboards with all kinds of different symbols on them. Or maybe the button just popped off.
As for spelling and grammar, yes unfortunately I can be a bit of a stickler for it. Nothing wrong with taking a little pride in your written expression. Give it your for best shot for me, willya? It makes me happy and on this forum, anything that makes Joe happy is a good thing.
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lol, you blokes ever consider what they went through in PNG when they started their electoral roll !!?
hardly anyone spoke english
they all wanted to be called this or that , say rigo (hypothetical example)
so (as I recall) they threw in handfuls of apostrophies
ri'go
r'igo
rig'o
etc etc
heck you blokes could have added
ri,go
r,igo
rig,o
ri"go
r"igo
rig"o
(ps maybe you had to be there lol)
they sure as hell have this problem in polynesia as well
I'm a project manager with a systems integration company.
It's not what I planned to do. The control systems manufacturer I worked for just keeps getting bought out every 5 years, or so, and has now morphed into a "systems integrater"
It's not what I planned to do. The control systems manufacturer I worked for just keeps getting bought out every 5 years, or so, and has now morphed into a "systems integrater"
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I work with Suncorp Metway at the moment part time which suits me well to learn about the stock market and to learnin about financial services
I studied at university applied chemistry for 2 years, then left after I decided its not what i wanted to do after working in a lab at the start of the year.
I'd like to be a fulltime trader, thats why im here learning on the forums and have a stack of books next to the computer to read !
I studied at university applied chemistry for 2 years, then left after I decided its not what i wanted to do after working in a lab at the start of the year.
I'd like to be a fulltime trader, thats why im here learning on the forums and have a stack of books next to the computer to read !
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In a past life I spent almost nine years in local government at the Sunshine Coast as a senior network infrastructure officer; gotta love the titles they come up with. I was responsible for planning, deploying and managing LAN and WAN networks, as well as looking after their Internet infrastructure (web, mail, dns, etc. servers) and all aspects of data security.
I've also been a DJ mixing techno, trance and hard house and I worked as a barman and a waiter when I was a struggling student.
In February this year I took the plunge and became a full-time stock trader, after spending almost a year learning as much as I could and paper-trading for about four months.
With regard to learning about the markets, the more I learn, the more I realise how little I know and how much more I have to learn.
I'm more of a technical analyst than a fundamentalist, although I'm starting to take more of an interest in a combined approach. I'm a member of the ATAA and considering doing the diploma in technical analysis.
I'm also a property investor and own a few rental properties, although I currently rent myself.
I've also been a DJ mixing techno, trance and hard house and I worked as a barman and a waiter when I was a struggling student.
In February this year I took the plunge and became a full-time stock trader, after spending almost a year learning as much as I could and paper-trading for about four months.
With regard to learning about the markets, the more I learn, the more I realise how little I know and how much more I have to learn.
I'm more of a technical analyst than a fundamentalist, although I'm starting to take more of an interest in a combined approach. I'm a member of the ATAA and considering doing the diploma in technical analysis.
I'm also a property investor and own a few rental properties, although I currently rent myself.
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I've had many identities over the years. A degree pondering philosophy over far too long put me in the prime position to market myself as the grand master of all that is general and vague - strategy consultant. I've worked as a strategy consultant in one of the big consulting firms, focussing on mining, oil & gas, and the old school utilities (electricity, water and gas). Moved into international NGO consulting (predominantly India and China) and now making an attempt to move into Aboriginal business/strategy consulting. Life and work is good. Manage to do trading in spurts between projects.
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I am a metallurgist of too many years experience. Worked in Nickel, Uranium, Gold, Diamonds, Mineral Sands, Lead and Zinc. Sounds like I should be on a board and be soaking up $50,000 and 2 million free options every year for 50 hours of work. Any offers would be welcome .
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