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[deadbroke]

How come there is always so much negativity when it comes to being successful at trading?

Surely there is very successful traders on this board?

By successfull trader i mean making a better living than what they would at a normal job, example £60k a year. Surely traders from home can far surpass 5k a month?

I made the mistake of getting a live account and losing i think £300. I withdrew all my money and went back to demo.

I think that was the best thing i ever did because it taught me trading your own live money is totally different to trading demo as many people are emotionally attached to there money.

I will go live again in the next couple of months but with better understanding of risk and money management.

Negativity? Trading is the most beautiful there is on Earth - there is no better job in existence.


But to get there you gotta go thru' what Rambo went thru' in First Blood - eating boar meat raw, hair and all without salt or spices and drinking the blood because there was no stream nearby - and that's the easy part.

Then comes the real pain and torment - don't be surprised to find yourself in a dungeon, your back broken and your legs can't hold the weight no more. And it get worse, much much much worse - you lose all your resolve.

From there it begins. Whoever makes it past ALL OF THAT scores a place in the 5% winner class and thereafter stays there and just gets better. But the pain is never forgotten - it shaped the warrior.

 

[deadbroke]

From all I've seen thus far at T2W all so-called traders would earn more at McDonalds and their wives and kids would be throwing huge parties because DADDY's come home to stay - finally.


Stress test for traders: Do you need a new job? - Paul B. Farrell - MarketWatch

 

[The Leopard]

From all I've seen thus far at T2W all so-called traders would earn more at McDonalds and their wives and kids would be throwing huge parties because DADDY's come home to stay - finally.


Stress test for traders: Do you need a new job? - Paul B. Farrell - MarketWatch

How do you cope with having such a tiny pecker?

 

[deadbroke]

How do you cope with having such a tiny pecker?

You can't bite it when its surrounded by cushions and gums.

 

[The Leopard]

You can't bite it when its surrounded by cushions and gums.

Bite it? A flea wouldn't find enough to chew on.





Keep dreaming Demobroke.

:clap::clap::clap:

 

[deadbroke]

Bite it? A flea wouldn't find enough to chew on.





Keep dreaming Demobroke.

:clap::clap::clap:

who said anything about chewing? We are talking, "the unmitigated enjoyment of an icecreamcone. whistlingwhistling:whistling

 

[The Leopard]

who said anything about chewing? We are talking, "the unmitigated enjoyment of an icecreamcone. whistlingwhistling:whistling

The only person who gets any enjoyment out of your tiny member is you deadbeat. You get out the tweezers of onanism, to allow you to get a grip, and away you go.

 

[deadbroke]

The only person who gets any enjoyment out of your tiny member is you deadbeat. You get out the tweezers of onanism, to allow you to get a grip, and away you go.

My pecker is in a bearmarket since you stopped lavishing attention on him. Its affecting my demo trading, even my stops are not working.

 

[Alpari UK]

Sorry if I inadvertently gave you that impression. Alpari is one of the best outfits out there. God bless them and may they live a long life. They might even be one of the sponsors here. If so, heartily agree.

Thanks deakbroke!

________
Alexander Chadwick
Alpari (UK) Representative

 

[deadbroke]

Thanks deakbroke!

________
Alexander Chadwick
Alpari (UK) Representative

You're most welcome.

Many thanks also go out to the 2 eastern european traders who introduced deadbroke to the magnificent Alpari Russia many moons ago.