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So from what im understanding, its a good book and worth getting. Looks like i will have to pick it up then..

Point well made. Its all about adding size once you have hit that consistency.

thanks for posting

Good question, i was wondering the same thing as well.

I would have to agree 100% with this comment. As a trader i think its definitely good to get away and breath a little bit. Take some time to yourself without looking at the charts, so you come back refreshed.

You seem to be consistent week in and week out, why not up the size of your positions?

I agree a 100%. Its another step and that obstacle too will be broken, if you can get to that point, then im sure it will be no issue to knock that wall down.

@ Hate the risk I like where your head is at, very informative how you broke it down, and i agree 100% with you. And i would say, start small and grow your account that way, you build confidence as you go and at the same time, the attachment to the money is not as strong, i mean, you can...

I dont understand this statement. I would think going from 1k to 2k would be a lot easier than 100 to 1k. I mean, you build it from 100 to 1000 and you build confidence and now you can be a bit more flexible with how much you risk, even cutting it down, not that i would.

this is very interesting as I was actually just thinking about how frustrated i am for things not coming fast enough for me. Things are moving along, but im still not doing the kind of numbers i want to be doing, its almost like im starting to lose patience, but the good thing is, things are...

Zen Student and HateTherisk sound like they know what they are talking about. Copy what they said and read it again. And then read it again, and again until it sinks in.. The best advice you could get right off the top right there. Make use of it. It should save you lots of money...

yes, but the point is, if these firms were registered as they were supposed to be, then maybe fraud could have been prevented in the first place.

Yeah, its a learning experience, be happy you learned this now rather than later. Happens to the best of us, and now you will know how to spot the BS out quicker next time.

Being in the midwest and graduation from the University of Wisconsin Madison, i definitely agree with this statement here. A lot of smart individuals, especially the women, but most of them are content with that 9-5 paycheck, even if its 25-30k. Most of them are very afraid to take on risk...

thanks for the read. Very interesting indeed.

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Shouldn't this have the opposite effect. Being pessimistic that a deal will be done should cause Eur strength, right??

Sprint has something like this. Its called a hotspot and you can have multiple devices using the internet at the same time. The only issue with this for me has been that i can not use my cell phone and be connected to internet at the same time, so that means you would have to have another...

Take plenty of naps, and i agree, your body will adjust, but at the same time its hard on the body. But do whatever you have to do to succeed. Its not like you will be doing it for the rest of your life. And try to get a workout in there when you can too.

SO its perfectly legal to operate in hong kong? Is that what your saying? I wonder why more people dont do it then