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    Living above one's means

    A Communist... please, I have as much ambition as anyone else to live a rich and lavish lifestyle, but with money I've actually earned or invested wisely. Anyway, how can you relate someone who is concerned about people living above their means as a Communist? It befools me :lol: I'm not...
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    Living above one's means

    I concur, Elcubano. It's the simple things in life that brings the most joy. I could buy a used BMW M Roadster (about £26,995) myself, but not only would it cost me an arm and a leg, it'll be dated within just a few short years and most likely worth half what I paid for it. On the...
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    Living above one's means

    It seems the UK and US are too similar in too many ways. Back on topic, does it not annoy you that you're working hard (at work and trading), investing wisely, building up assets and living a responsible life, yet there are the ignorant masses being rewarded for living such risky lives...
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    Living above one's means

    It's been awhile since I last posted here and reading all the recent posts regarding the potential mortgage crisis, etc made me think about what it's like here in Britain at the moment. Everyday I see people driving round in expensive and luxurious cars worth over £20,000 ($40,000), 2-3...
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    Personal Costs and Trading

    I like this and it is very true :D
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    Trading for a living - how much to start with?

    I can understand what you mean, and that has been my approach over the last six months. I really do enjoy trading the markets, the solitude, etc and I can only hope that I can continue to adapt to the market conditions and consistently take money, but my concerns are very similar to yours. I...
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    Anthony Robbins - Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

    But my point is, it can only help to improve your trading by working on your psychology, as long as your not deluding yourself. I am concerned that traders that are supposed to be consistently taking money from the markets are quick to play down the relevance of psychology. Maybe if they...
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    Anthony Robbins - Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

    If that is true, then excellent, that is something I aim to achieve with further experience and I apologise for my words earlier :)
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    Trading for a living - how much to start with?

    I'm living in an apartment in London City Centre, thats why my expenses are a little more than otherwise would be if I lived on the outskirts or up North :(
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    Anthony Robbins - Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

    I have been trading with 'real' money for six months, averaging around 10%. And you?
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    Anthony Robbins - Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

    It's strange why he is quick to dismiss the positive effects of working on ones pschology when trading the markets. Every book, review and biography you read has a dedicated section to developing the right pschology (including the greats). The main areas a trader needs to focus on is: 1)...
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    Anthony Robbins - Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

    True, but that is all you ever spout. What type of proof/evidence do you require? Surely you understand that a trader is really battling himself and not the markets. We all should know by now that no one person can change the markets, unless you've got some serious leverage behind (SERIOUS...
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    Anthony Robbins - Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

    nononsense, mind showing us your past results to prove that you're not talking out of your a*se?
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    Trading for a living - how much to start with?

    dac8555, thank you for the advice, this is what I was expecting, some personal experience and solid advice :D I am 21 years old, no debt, 10k savings and completed my higher education for back up. I'm self-employed, but only enough to get me by day-by-day without going into my trading funds...
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