DislikedDo you think the banks are trying to kill off retail traders with stress these last few days?Ignored
They have always been messing with us, retail.
Think outside the box, against majority and you are safe.
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DislikedDo you think the banks are trying to kill off retail traders with stress these last few days?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Are you a on call doctor Mitiblotch? Busy day for me too. We had some long overdue syringe shipments arriving from Germany. Shipment documentation after Brexit is a nightmare. Order was placed in May 21, received 9 months later.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nice chart. Do you trace gaps manually? I wonder if we have gaps pending on monthly.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Oil will continue to fall. Top resistance reached, institutions are selling. Dx up = Oil / GU downIgnored
DislikedVideo was too large to upload. I must find a way to upload it because I also mentioned the date while I recorded it. Here is a snapshot.. Out of 25k deposit, he was left with 2,400 when he handed me the account. But he is saying I blow up a 30k account? That’s crazy {image}Ignored
DislikedVideo was too large to upload. I must find a way to upload it because I also mentioned the date while I recorded it. Here is a snapshot.. Out of 25k deposit, he was left with 2,400 when he handed me the account. But he is saying I blow up a 30k account? That’s crazy {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Man this is a serious crime though. I mean managing someone else's money without a license is a big crime in most of the countries. I don't know if there's a law about it in Nigeria, but if there is Kolatysmith should sue him. That way the court will probably decide DBag to pay him his 25k $ back. I don't care if DBag had good intentions and all, he knew that this is morally wrong if he doesn't have any license as an asset manager. And if you lose it even though you have tried your best, you gotta pay all the money back. That's what...Ignored
Dislikedcaught the little 3 drive and done, one buy two sells maybe buy in NY later see what happens {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Guys, Right now and I mean it sincerely. A daily close above 1.35500 should be good enough for 1.3600. It is iffy at the moment. My 50% fib retrace at 1.34929 had a perfect bounce and this currently is the line in the sand between bulls and bears for me. Trade safe, Cheers {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Asset managers have to pay back fees if they don't make you money? Where? The guy was in 90% drawdown when he gave the account to JB. The drawdown positions were still open (Note to self: duh, obviously).Ignored
Disliked{quote} Asset managers have to pay back fees if they don't make you money? Where? The guy was in 90% drawdown when he gave the account to JB. The drawdown positions were still open (Note to self: duh, obviously).Ignored
Disliked{quote} No asset managers don't have to pay anything. But the problem is, DBag is not an asset manager. Which is why he has to pay all the money that's been lost. No matter if it was his fault or not. That's what law says in most of the countries. This is considered as a scamming activity if he doesn't have a license to be an asset manager. Court will probably want DBag to pay all the money that's been lost, and he can even get jailed for that. Managing someone else's money is a serious crime and it has very harsh punishments. He may have good intentions,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} He had to close everything and save at least 2,5K, lol. Why didn't he get a margin call or stop out?Ignored
Disliked{quote} He had to close everything and save at least 2,5K, lol. Why didn't he get a margin call or stop out?Ignored
Disliked{quote} But the problem is, DBag is not an asset manager. Which is why he has to pay all the money that's been lost. No matter if it was his fault or not. That's what law says in most of the countries.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Trades were opened at 1.24, probably was around July 20. He held them over a year before he handed them to J in Sept 21. He could have made a fortune if he bought instead.Ignored
Disliked{quote} No, it's not. Why should one pay for losses if it's not one's fault?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Because if you don't have an "asset manager" or "portfolio manager" license, the law considers this as a scamming activity. It is considered as a crime in the law in most of the countries. I don't know about Nigeria's laws. But if that stuff were to happen in US, he would get jailed and pay all the money back. That's the law.Ignored