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    In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

    Also many are forgetting that SOME now EU countries actually voted No to joining Europe, but still were forced into. I am starting to believe that the EU was may be more a ploy to allow the eay raising of serious money.
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    In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

    That should enable the billions needed to "save Ukraine" : http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/08/news/soros-ukraine-europe-50-billion/
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    In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

    Now average Greeks are the one taking the brunt of critisms. In a way they tolerated their leaders corruption. Some would have asked for the guillotine!
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    In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

    Just to remind some examples of Greek politicians ( actually basically all linked to "greek oligarch" families) corruption, and how they bankrupted Greece at the time...
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    Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations

    Do you realise that Greece is used as an "example" for other EU countries who have a "rebellious culture"? The same who bankrupted Greece were in the Greek government. The crisis basically broke the stronghold of the "traditional parties" that were empoverishing Greece.
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    In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

    It seems there is a pattern of pointing out - in proportion- the few 100s millions from the average Greek - while forgetting the 100s billions from the Greek oligrachs ( via bank loans, government grants, etc...). You might want to check the Bank for International Settlements early warnings...
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    In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

    I might become a defender of Greek people! :eek::rolleyes::) It would be interesting to find out how many well qualified Greeks are working there. What is failing Greece has been their tolerance for the deep corruption from their "oligarchs" : these became too greedy and took too much...
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    Alexis Tsipras' "open letter" to German citizens

    "It's the fault of others" : I kind of remember that greek crisis was known well before it hits the newspapers from one of the Bird's reports on greek "oligarch" jeopardizing greek bank health. It is taking time, but some people are now getting to the core reason Greece is in such a trouble ...
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    Alexis Tsipras' "open letter" to German citizens

    Could he be suggested to get informed about the characteristics of p-a-r-a-s-i-t-e-s
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    Quit Corporate Job to become Options Trader Full-Time. Need Professional Advice.

    MarksmanII You seem fully determined to go into trading no matter what. Few suggestions - remember this is just one opinion on an internet forum. * Whenever you can, and I'd say as early as possible, get yourself through the 10 days www.dhamma.org : it is basically like 10 years of...
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    Quit Corporate Job to become Options Trader Full-Time. Need Professional Advice.

    MarksmanII Very interesting thread. You have explained well the push factor out of corporate : office politics, the feeling of being taken advantage of, the feeling of having reached a career ceiling. Thus leading to demotivation and depression. You have had the experience of...
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    The day to day psychology of a trader

    Does the ideal trade exist ? :rolleyes::):D:p:p:p For sure some advertisers are getting inspired! :D:D:D:D:D What one should say to all these women ? ;););) 00:06-00:09 for those in a hurry!
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    The day to day psychology of a trader

    So basically, it is down to the "joy management business". lol! the problem with trading is there is always something new to handle. In real and normal life, the feelings of gladness - joy - greatness, etc - is extremely good. In trading : no, because the neutrality has disappeared. damn...
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    The simplest structure for collective investments

    If there are few investors, then why not set a company limited by shares and appoint each investor as a director. Obviously a lawyer might be needed to protect each director status.
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    The day to day psychology of a trader

    I am thus listening quiet a lot of gregorian chants ( from traditional catho, to "moderniste" type as above) : a quietening of the mind type of "chants". As I observe my mind, one feature that seem to appear is: doing well ==> gladness, joy. The neutrality disappear. This pattern is one...
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    Any long term strugglers out there?

    Hence the psy sessions as well to clarify the issues. I did not add consulting regularly with any priests/religious experts - though if one wants to increase the effectiveness of psy sessions - it makes it easier to find out the root causes of such desire to lose. Many people do not realise that...
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    Any long term strugglers out there?

    Well, first in my limited views :superleverage is actually a real edge when used properly. The properly is important. Now about the issue of method robustness : then the question comes again to "mind issues". - Why the trader trades with a non robust method? why is that? what are the type of...
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    Any long term strugglers out there?

    From my limited experience of watching someone who had traded 20 years and was still not getting it ( a trading coach) : it's in the mind. This trading coach knew everything about economics, techniques, etc... When I was learning to trade, I did not bothered if the coach was profitable or not...
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