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Normally, when under surgery, one goes through an anesthesy : aka a needle and one is asleep till the surgeon and his/her team has finished . What did he had difficulties with: - the needle - the idea of going through a surgeon?

Let's say that Money only magnifies what is already in a person, or what type of person someone is. May be Mr Heselden had the habit of dismissing "poor people" knowledge. So the money just magnified that.

what's the story abpout Steve McQueen?

I think that western research did map the meridians in the 2005, and these match Chinese meridian lines and points.

Imagine, that Steve Jobs could not even trust his own specialist. Someone he certainly paid handsomely ?

Why didn't he trust his specialist ? Who - that he trusted - advised him on the "alternative" route?

Really some bad journalism. These riots are actually restricted to "ghetto-zones" where drug dealing is rife, as the police there had a kind of tacit agreement with the criminals not to bother the "buziness". As Marine LePen is very likely to get elected, she'll fire all the corrupt and...

continuing on Steve Job: he got cancer and billions, and could not get people to show up to prolong his life , ... on the other side, whenever in the world actually, some people when they are ill, attract all the people out there who "know how", to contribute to the person's longevity, because...

Steve Jobs, multi billionnaire, got cancer. Inspite of ALL his wealth, could not get anybody who could cure him to do so.

If this article is about "high consumer" people, I can believe it. Now, is there more information on the people he surveyed as "high status"?

Very interesting observation. Obviously, I have been checking people in the town I am in, so as to find out about these sorcery, witchractf, etc. Something that seems to be coming out, like a pattern, is this they , at a time or another, were kind of 'loose'.

He's got some real insight. I am actually quiet astonished that this subject is very often not very discussed.

Xela: that's a real beauty!!!! hahahahha.

You are lucky to have gone into trading, after I assume a kind of "conservative" business. Just curious: why not milk it for all its worth on equities - including equities options - instead of moving to other instruments?

Personnally, but I am talking from an "outsider mindset", if one is trading for their own account and is into really working hard in trading, one should definitively shoot for over 200% a year. Obviously, the issues are different than going for 5%. The final reward has to be worth the gargantuan...

Very true. However, I think that with "real" traders, there is a kind of re-inventing the wheel with each new trader coming along. The way of doing things is not passed to another trader. So each time a new "real" trader comes along, it is like rediscovering it all kind of from scratch.

Why would you want a trader who is doing well years after years to advertise about it? Normally, to reach this stage, the trader would have learned quiet a LOT about human nature - such as attracting insecurity by letting other know about what he does; so why would such a trader take a risk that...

"Thank you".

I first assumed it was fake. But then reading the story, the psychological anguishes etc, I wondered if there were some truths in it.

your thread was starte start of december: how long have you traded it? is there any equity curve since the moment you've started trading it? Just in passing, I am not seeking any trading strategies. Just curious about how a given philosophy shows up in trading results.