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15-05-2012 03:04 PM | ||
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The conducting company earns 100% of the sevaral thousands of dollars training fee you have to pay them.. Meanwhile, whether you can even breakeven/recover your initial monetary investment is a big question mark...... So if you really want to get rich, then be the one to sell the training courses/get-rich tools to hopeful wannbes.. At least, it's a sure win situation for youself.... |
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14-05-2012 01:37 PM | ||
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Answer to the thread title: No, it doesn't work. Stop wasting time on this. Read my post at: https://forums.salary.sg/investments-...html#post24763 |
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11-08-2010 10:30 AM | ||
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Actually, the Paul incident did really make me think that most of the time , my timing of my trades were just fortunate while i did have a reasonable analysis of the market. heard someone mentioned that if you follow Paul exactly during the worldcup and always put 100 % back into the next bet... your earnings will have multiplied by 20x. Anyone to confirm ? |
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11-08-2010 09:51 AM | ||
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11-08-2010 09:44 AM | ||
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starting with 1024 people, assign half of them to short the market and the other half to long it. after 10 rounds, there will be 1 big winner who is correct 10 times consecutively. we know he's just lucky. but he himself may be deluded into thinking he has all the talent in the world and will proceed to write books, give interviews, sell his "secrets" and mislead countless others that his strategies are worth a million dollars. the real secret is: if you are lucky, exploit your luck further by selling your "top secret" investing strategies. |
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11-08-2010 12:22 AM | ||
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2. there is no 'best' advice from those seminars. you do learn something, but there's nothing u learn there that u cannot learn from books, internet, etc. 3. the best advice i read, from a book is to "protect your principal". it sounds similar to buffet's only 2 rules of investing, of which the first is 'don't lose money' 4. the most valuable skill u can pick up is actual experience. nothing u learn from seminars, books, etc can replace that. 5. personally i find some books useful, but only to a certain extent. u can have the most wonderful theory on how to trade profitably in the market, but the only way to prove it is to put money on the line. 6. hope that helps. good luck to your trades! |
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10-08-2010 10:54 PM | ||
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Hi hi, i do FX trading only. This market is very trend and there is no bull/bear thingy because one rise and the other pair goes down.... pair trade. I used to think short term and maybe swing trade with target profit will get you millions... those are crap... hahaha ! Maybe there are people who did it.... but very very few are talented to do that !!! Go for long term trading, trend trade and pyramid your positions. In long run, the profit is just as good as short term trading. In short term trading, your discipline and entry price must be good and exit are limited... if u use target. I did short term trading must missed lot of setup... and too much screen time. Long term trading allows you mostly in the market and let the market work for you... not the other way round. There are many trading forums to learn. You will learn better from traders than from books which spout theories and bad habits for trades... mostly crap !! |
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10-08-2010 05:13 PM | ||
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Ah, do you do only fx or is it more fixed income trading? So if you into fx crisis trading, then is it the dollar / euro that you are hitting on ? By the way, i love the aud/sgd spreads. think this will move more in the months ahead. |
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