@ytrogergt Yeah sorry, I cant do much about the lighting I think because the apt is quite dark and I have all the lights on, but will try and get the volume better in next vids, thanks for the advice :)
The basic idea has to do with anything to get out of work. Those know what to do with money, do private resale, finding undervalued items—"curbing" cars, flea mkt., ebay. Or, they invest in articles of production—a sawmill, a keyboard, a sewing machine, paving or, roofing or, construction equipment, etc. Those who have more money than they know what to do with, invest in the stock mkt; and though, no work, still, like making a living at a card table, it takes all your time, . . .
@phillipgaley Yes, I suppose that's why I was originally drawn into forex, because it looked so easy...when in reality, the reverse is true, it's possibly one of the hardest things Ive had to learn to make any consistant money out of....you do need balls of steel and a strong will to succeed in this game long term :)
I may only do one or two trades a week now but they'd have to be uber great setups and with the existing trend = an edge with 1:2+ r/r return.
The market doesn't move up or down, rather, the market is moved up or down. One purpose of the market is—in maintenance of class structure—to remove money from the little guy (TLG). In an upturn, there's more liquid, the big guys chum the market until upward trading will maintain on its own, then, they taper off and out, then, they turn the economy downward and tlg has to sell his pm or stocks at a lower price; also, they move the waves slowly and sporadically, so TLG can't hang on, . .
Turn up the lighting and the volume, Mr. Kiwi! :-)
ytrogergt 8 months ago
@ytrogergt Yeah sorry, I cant do much about the lighting I think because the apt is quite dark and I have all the lights on, but will try and get the volume better in next vids, thanks for the advice :)
geniusmarketing08 7 months ago
@drey983 haha, very well thanks..have just about swapped all my silver for them now and have a mighty collection ready for the big collapse ;)
geniusmarketing08 8 months ago
@geniusmarketing08 In your answer to drey983, what did you swap all your silver for &
how come his comment has disappeared??? Is it that good a secret you cant let anyone else know?
Friend me & when I accept, message me.
Thanks mate.
A fellow Aussie " little guy "
madderthanalex 6 months ago
The basic idea has to do with anything to get out of work. Those know what to do with money, do private resale, finding undervalued items—"curbing" cars, flea mkt., ebay. Or, they invest in articles of production—a sawmill, a keyboard, a sewing machine, paving or, roofing or, construction equipment, etc. Those who have more money than they know what to do with, invest in the stock mkt; and though, no work, still, like making a living at a card table, it takes all your time, . . .
phillipgaley 8 months ago
@phillipgaley Yes, I suppose that's why I was originally drawn into forex, because it looked so easy...when in reality, the reverse is true, it's possibly one of the hardest things Ive had to learn to make any consistant money out of....you do need balls of steel and a strong will to succeed in this game long term :)
I may only do one or two trades a week now but they'd have to be uber great setups and with the existing trend = an edge with 1:2+ r/r return.
geniusmarketing08 8 months ago
The market doesn't move up or down, rather, the market is moved up or down. One purpose of the market is—in maintenance of class structure—to remove money from the little guy (TLG). In an upturn, there's more liquid, the big guys chum the market until upward trading will maintain on its own, then, they taper off and out, then, they turn the economy downward and tlg has to sell his pm or stocks at a lower price; also, they move the waves slowly and sporadically, so TLG can't hang on, . .
phillipgaley 8 months ago
@phillipgaley Bingo!
geniusmarketing08 8 months ago
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phillipgaley 8 months ago