oh whats good all!!!!! happy monday morning

Stopped (100000) EUR/USD @ 1.40456 sigh

Short (100000) EUR/USD @ 1.39456 Stop (100000) EUR/USD @ 1.40456 No holiday tomorow, gl all, its gonna be moving

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oh hi — big move next week ==>>>

Hey, wormie You do not seem to hold positions for more than a few days at most. I assume that you have considered this. Could you explain why you prefer the short term? Thanks

good luck to you sir you will need all of it in the world, never stop looking for more knowledge may i say that many have come before you to accomplish the same thing and failed.

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oh hi!!!!! next few weeks should be fun!

what happened to inactive asia sessions? :S

stopped (3500) XAG/USD @ 23.99 ================================ Short (3500) XAG/USD @ 23.96 Stop (3500) Xag/USD @ 24.15

hi who is that girl in your avatar? beautiful baby in the profile pic too Are you really from Taiwan? my moms side of the family is from Taipei...i have been there too, but was too young to remember much...

tchhhh its not hard to scrap up more than 500 buck!! if it is too hard to do that, u probably have bigger problems to worry about than forex.

Stop changed..... Stop (3500) XAG/USD @ 23.99 Trade was surely good enough to make up loses and then some, i wanted to add shorts on the retracement to 24 but just couldnt bring myself to do it, leveraged as i am now. This may sucker in some longs ...

come back and join the dark side wormboy!

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Stopped (2000) XAG/USD @ 23.85 --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Closed (88888) USD/JPY @ 81.56 ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- Short (3500) XAG/USD @ ...

yeah, please realize that u don't need more than like 100% a year to get insanely rich fairly quickly.

easiest trade in the world — Long (2000) XAG/USD @ 24.32 Stop (2000) XAG/USD @ 23.85 False breakout of 24.05 which was confirmed just a few hours ago....see where this takes us. This is the H1 chart btw, I cropped out the tf.

saw this thread, dont have time to read through the whole thing but check out the monthly charts of these: NFLX, AAPL, MO, YUM all great companies, MO and YUM being the more risk averse plays...with MO paying 6% dividend!