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Recession, retrenchment, revolution? I think there will be a revolution like the followings pretty soon! My guess is the oil countries may have already realised this potential upcoming trend for some years...

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Some wealthy and powerful people can mainly see $ and almost nothing else! Not healthy!

Q Recession, retrenchment, revolution? Impact of low crude prices on oil powers http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/dec/30/oil-iran-saudi-arabia-russia-venezuela-nigeria-libya In an unprecedented year for the oil business, each of the major producers has its own problems. How will they...

Q Rana Elmir is the deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan and lectures on issues related to Islamophobia, free speech and the intersection of race, faith and gender. Washington Post...

Besides, the markers and the competitors are not static. They are dynamic. Not only we need to know/detect/identify any changes of the markets. By the time when we have made certain improvements against the market changes, our competitors might have already made some better and more...

Making changes would require willpower:

Willpower Discussion in 'Psychology' started by Ricter, Apr 20, 2006. http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/willpower.67625/

Sometimes, it would be hard in trading to distinguish confidence and overconfidence in yourself or/and your system. That could be fatal, again and again. Some people's self-confidence could be completely lost in trading. That's why willpower is required. Don't give up. Take a rest, then...

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http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/im-21-years-old-couldnt-enter-university-planning-to-trade-full-time.295982/page-11 A willpower example:

Thanks for letting us know!

imo, a believer would better keep the concept of sins within her-/him-self. If anyone wants to introduce a new law in order to ask other people to follow, perhaps (s)he should become a politician first, in a democratic country.

imo, only some brain-washed, with limited independent thinking, would still believe various kinds of sins, original or not! Making a believer judgmental against others - Probably the worst Sin (if any) ever! Trying (or keen) to apply some subjective standards to others for criticism! Like...

I actually meant non-fully-discretionary edge! However, non-fully-mechanical also. I think my approach suits options traders better. What would you call/name it in trading approach?

Any links? Was the French translation of a Latin (Spanish name) originally printed in a Korean publication that was a North Korea's trick? So long, my French friend! Q https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignatius_of_Loyola Saint Ignatius of Loyola (Basque: Ignazio Loiolakoa, Spanish: Ignacio de...

Apparently, the goodness of " St Ignace retreats " has been heavily and repeatedly promoted by you for exactly 10 posts, since 31st July 2015. http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?search/3167427/&q=Ignace&o=date I suppose you must have enjoyed very much for your multiple experiences at the...