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What kind of music you hear while you trade?

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Total Control - The Motels

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An acoustic morning again, why not with the markets still playing like a well tuned 6-string (so far )



"Well I'm sittin' down by the highway
Down by that highway side
Everybody's goin' somewhere
Ridin' just as fast as they can ride"


Your Bright Baby Blues - Jackson Browne

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Rush - Limelight (Live From The Montreal Forum / 1981)
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“The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.”
DJ Tonka - She Knows You (Official Video)


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The Love Committee - You Can`t stop us (Love Parade 2001)

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"If The Fool persists in his Folly he will become wise." - William Blake
RIP Marianne, I reckon you likely had a fun ride overall in the end, despite all the ups & downs along the way incl one almost tragic incident in Aus back in the day.



The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan - Marianne Faithfull

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The world is made up of anyone & everyone.

We might as well enjoy it while we can


"Just a thirty dollar cowboy with a million dollar dream"


Ron Woodhall lived his dream, it seems.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-01-...gend/104824910

At 13, Ron Woodall handed in his schoolbooks and strapped on his spurs.
The son of a horse breaker, Mr Woodall would go on to spend the next 70 years in the white-knuckle, belt-buckle world of bucking bulls and broncs, cementing himself as king of the Australian rodeo community.
"I learned how to break in young horses from Dad, and when he wasn't looking I'd give them a bit of a gee up and see if I could get a buck out of them!"


Thirty Dollar Cowboy - Chris LeDoux

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Machine Girl - Black Glass
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Soul Makossa - Manu Dibango (Original)
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Zaouli dance natural trance
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TSLA: 30-Dec-22 123.18 // 16-Jun-23 260.54 **111.51%**
The Murray is the river separating NSW and Vic in southern Australia.
The Quay is Circular Quay in Sydney Harbour where the ferries run folks from south to north & back.
Waltzing Matilda describes the act of traveling with just one's carried belongings, often associated with impoverished workers in rural Australia.
April refers to the original aussie Anzac Day Parade of WWI (now II & Viet) returned vets Aust and our NZ compatriots.

Lest We Forget (to never do all this sh!t again, what hopes we had))


End the forever fk'n wars ffs. No civilian or soldier ever "wins". End them!


And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda

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The Murray is the river separating NSW and Vic in southern Australia. The Quay is Circular Quay in Sydney Harbour where the ferries run folks from south to north & back. Waltzing Matilda describes the act of traveling with just one's carried belongings, often associated with impoverished workers in rural Australia. April refers to the original aussie Anzac Day Parade of WWI (now II & Viet) returned vets Aust and our NZ compatriots. Lest We Forget (to never do all this sh!t again, what hopes we had)) End the forever fk'n wars ffs. No civilian or...
Still brings a tear to my eyes that one Cheers TT.
It depends on the mood and the market! If I'm trying to stay focused during intense trades, I go for instrumental music—lo-fi beats or classical works wonders. On calmer days, upbeat genres like house or indie rock keep the energy up without being distracting. Music helps me stay in the zone, especially during those long hours of watching charts. How about you? Do you prefer silence or something in the background while trading?
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RIP Marianne, I reckon you likely had a fun ride overall in the end, despite all the ups & downs along the way incl one almost tragic incident in Aus back in the day. The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan - Marianne Faithfull https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPk8jYiyhtU 1965 {image}
Have you seen this movie TT?? The girl on motorcycle?
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I call upon my father's spirit , watching over me
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Have you seen this movie TT?? The girl on motorcycle? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp19hLAuOVE


Hi Brix,

Mate as always you are sensational

I have not seen that movie so will go looking in the archives for it this weekend coming.

Marianne took 100 pills of Tuinal and was in a coma in Australia for six days in 1969 when she was just 23 years of age attempting suicide while visiting with Mick who was doing the movie role of Ned Kelly the famous Aussie bushranger over here.

Her comment and being always the wag coming out of the coma ,
“It’s very bad form to try and kill yourself when you’re with Mick Jagger,” she said with characteristic gallows humour. "


She had a troubled youth and it was hard to take your eyes off her back in the day.

Thx again pal.
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"If The Fool persists in his Folly he will become wise." - William Blake
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