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If it's true then it means we are just a biological robots who are very easily manipulated by the environment... planets. But hey, if it works for you, go make your billions.

only? only????!!!

Thanks a lot Mr.Goldman for small TF explanation

Might considered change my new username
this one might be used by hedge fund

Keep us posted. I would be happy to vouch for you under another guise.

Yeah - Thank you
this one might be used US hedge fund manager - I wondered if he wants made a post or not -

In other side,am will let you know when am change my username


thanks for the support during these times Aaron

All da Best

Np, you trade small TF now?

ya trade 15m for several weeks now ( short term ) and gain hundreds of pips per week but still not great yet compare than you - am read your post before made over 100% - for mid and longterm still using Daily for ride

Also 7.00, 8.00 and 13.00 london time are times i'm looking at, like yesterday: eurusd 7.00 was buy, 13.00 (NY open) was sell, 2 easy trades.

Do you mean london open till closed because am using hongkong time in my area ?
would be interested how do you apply risk % per trade and R/R mate


Thanks

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8.00 UK time London open and 13.00 NY open.
All depends on situation , is it low risk trade or not. My SL never is over 30 pip and I always secure my trade when I feel it's time. I often add more trades when I see it goes my way but for most of the people I would say don't risk over 1-2% of your depo.

The six Central Banks led by the FED !!!

http://blogs.ft.com/gavyndavies/2011...#axzz1fSgSfV9t

all of my trade risk average 1% - every week gain around 7-12% per week by using small TF while other trade riding by daily TF - decided using small TF when sometimes am found that i shouldnt wasted every trade while waiting daily set up - trade over 5 years daily ride R/R around 1:4

Btw would leave this username for next week - honestly to many ugly side on members am see in This Forum - Been study and learn human mind for tens years over - which one good and bad -which one real and fake - am know overall - would let you know my new one when come back and this one probably used by US hedge Fund manager - keep touch my friends and may you and family blessed with healthy,Joy and wealth

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Hi guys,

nice video Lion.

I dont say I disagree, I agree with lots what has been said. But just for fun, to be devils advocate. What if those poor nations with US troops on their soil are a nasty oligopoly dictating price of oil, sending whole world into depression causing unemlployment and social unrest in Europe and US? What if there is no other option than agression, while all diplomacy fails and barbarian nation isnt respecting basic human rights?

I have seen a videos of woman where they poured acid in hers face for getting raped. I have seen videos of a woman getting stoned to death for the same reason. Yes, she dared to go outside, someone raped her, lets punish that slut. Thats is a barbaric age.

You have the right to watch this video, they dont. Even if we are under capitalistic propaganda (and we probably are) you still have option. They dont.

I dont say war is the only solution, but sometimes, when diplomacy fails, there is no other option.

Please dont get me wrong, I dont say that what US is doing is right, but there are always many angles to look at the situation. I think that neither US and neither that oligopoly is the good guy. I just think US is better.

From the cash point of view I see this link:
US are printing money like idiots so they can have cheaper oil, oligopoly rises prices of oil, US invades. The only one loosing is the rest of the world (To be selfish - Europe). Solution of this would be the end of USD as world reserve currency. I hope this time will come soon.

T

http://www.activistpost.com/2011/11/...d-bailout.html

Some Of The Meat In The post !!!


The blatant raping of the American people couldn't be more obvious. The once-fringe Tea Party activists who were spawned from their anger over a meager $700 billion TARP bailout have now seemingly swelled into what appears to be a global "Occupy" movement. Regardless of their political differences, they both agree that the system of perpetual bailouts on the backs of Americans must end.

Perhaps the only two genuine public servants left in Congress are Ron Paul (R-TX) and Dennis Kucinich (D-OH); Paul being the early inspiration for the Tea Party, and Kucinich an early sympathizer with the Occupiers. Together they have clearly identified the Federal Reserve System as the disease, and have both proposed pragmatic solutions to cure the ills of the hijacked economy.

Before detailing their exact proposals, many people claim that the Federal Reserve System has a 100-year charter that will expire in 2013. However, the original Federal Reserve Act only allowed for a 20-year charter until the law was changed in 1927 (6 years before the Fed was up for renewal) to allow perpetual renewal of federal corporations where charters could only be "dissolved by Act of Congress or until forfeiture of franchise for violation of law." (Source)

Regardless, given the increased rate of awareness of the Federal Reserve's private, secretive, monopolistic, and destructive structure over the economy, their days are likely numbered. Perhaps that is the reason for the mass looting they, and their international member banks, are rapidly engaged in. In other words, they're raiding the last crumbs of the cookie jar before Daddy comes to punish them.

Ron Paul, a leading proponent for "Ending the Fed" has put forward legislation to legalize competing currencies, which he believes is the first step toward breaking the monopolistic control over currency by the Fed. As with most of Paul's legislation, it is undoing laws instead of writing them. The Free Competition in Currency Act (HR 1098) will essentially do three things: 1) repeal legal tender laws to remove the monopoly control of the Federal Reserve, 2) legalize private mints to issue coins to be controlled by anti-fraud and anti-counterfeit laws, and, 3) remove taxes from precious metal coins to ensure fair competition among new currencies.

Below Paul introduces the bill and explains its importance on the House floor in 2009:



Ron Paul is an advocate for returning to Constitutional money made of, or backed by, precious metals. Equally angry and aware of the heart of economic problems, Dennis Kucinich has introduced the NEED Act which will dissolve the Fed into the Treasury and return the power to issue currency back to Congress as outlined in the Constitution.

Kucinich explains why his bill is important in a recent video:



Although Kucinich's legislation doesn't call for currency to be backed by gold or other precious metals -- and public trust for Geithner and the U.S. government's handling of the economy are at all-time lows -- seizing control from the Fed seems like a necessary early step to effectively transfer to something new.

As explained by author and documentary filmmaker, Bill Still, the Treasury still handles the coinage of U.S. currency and issues this money free of interest. This means that, technically, the entire U.S. debt could be erased by debt-free coins minted by the treasury. Crisis averted, prosperity for all.



Yet, these are just the early steps for getting the monetary system back on track. Perhaps the most acceptable longer term solution is what John F. Kennedy attempted to do with Executive Order 11110 which gave the Treasury the power to issue silver certificates to be backed by, and redeemable in, silver. This concept is the ideal blend of both Paul and Kucinich's ideas, and the most Constitutional way to handle modern money.

Please comment and share this, and let's get on with solutions instead of more bailouts and taxpayer servitude.

Hehe, this one is even better. I would vote for this guy right away If I were American.

T

Ok Holy, I can see you are on the same wave with Lion here.

Do you remember me saying like three months ago, that FED will have to face political consequences pretty soon?

It seems to me that this day may be coming. I hope it is near.

T