Took out a loan to transition to full-time trading. 24 years old.
itspossible
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it will take some finding lol.the guy made 1 post about how he had to give up his job due to injury.he was then going to have a crack at trading to make ends meet.he was wanting advice on indicators etc.i assumed that he was working with someone else to hatch a fiendish plot.its buried in the ftse thread somewhere.ill have a look later.its the usual m.o.
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I sometimes get emails from people saying they are ill, down and out, abandoned by parents and family and if I just train them for nothing they will pay me back out of their profits when they are rich blah blah blah. I've even had begging emails from their alleged spouses, friends etc even an alleged doctor saying if I don't train the person for free they might commit suicide !
I ignore all trolls.
I ignore all trolls.
darktone
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Wow. More dispointment to come then :cheesy:
And you have never helped them? You are a hard man, Mr Charts. I`ve seen your type around here, driving around in your chauffer driven Rolls Bentleys.
Mr. Charts
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Didn't know you lived amongst the ex pat gangsters out there
If you can't beat them, join them. Can I send you an email? No mama, no papa, no brudder, no sister!
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Is that you Piphoe ??????
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There is no evidence to suggest that it is from a technical perspective.
tokyojoe
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ah man, where is Darkie when I need him !
darktone
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Hmm could be possible. I know he was partial to a Bill Gates and I've had an exceptionally large one go missing recently!!
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tokyojoe
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I've got two direct messages for you Wabu, One is for the genuine Wabu, the other message is for the wasted set up.
Message 1 : I feel for you, I really do, you were in a bad place mentally in your life, job, future prospects, maybe other things. But the plain fact is you came on here asking for advice a couple of months ago, the advice was mostly geared towards a big fat NO !
I know that what is done is done, so dealing with the next stage is important, you have no choice but to become a statistic mate, bankruptcy happens every single day.
You are a product of the "give me now society" that I'm happy to be no part of.
Message 2 : If this is a scam, you are dumber than you appear, because if you'd done your homework you'd know the caliber of the average member on this forum & stayed away.
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I suggest you get straight on to the jobs agencies, don't be too fussy about what they offer, then get straight on with paying off your debts.
Too many kids these days think there's an easy route to an easy life.
Well there isn't, so best you knuckle down and crack on !
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Well mate! It surely has been a nice journal! More exciting to read than most things you can watch on netflix!
Anyway, get that high paying finance job back, or another finance job (been working as an analyst or what?), call your landlord (in the Netherlands we call them property-milkers) to delay the rent or get (another) short term loan, and sit it out!
Or apply for a traineeship with Rodney, he's for what I understand "been there done that"! Anyway, all the best! Don't let this liquidity squeeze get the better of you. Your dad wont let you starve.
Koen
PS: don't pull this **** up again!
EDIT: Ah wait! Mr. Charts takes up trainees as well! Might as well pm him!
Anyway, get that high paying finance job back, or another finance job (been working as an analyst or what?), call your landlord (in the Netherlands we call them property-milkers) to delay the rent or get (another) short term loan, and sit it out!
Or apply for a traineeship with Rodney, he's for what I understand "been there done that"! Anyway, all the best! Don't let this liquidity squeeze get the better of you. Your dad wont let you starve.
Koen
PS: don't pull this **** up again!
EDIT: Ah wait! Mr. Charts takes up trainees as well! Might as well pm him!
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That's just cruel Oscar.
But funny as fek
What if he sticks the 300 buck's on Britain leaving the Euro Zone.
That $825 @ 11/4 , easy money.
counter_violent is guaranteeing the result.
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On a serious don't trade direct market futures if you are a new trader.
Even with slow moving market like the FTSE you can do a lot of damage at 10 pound per point
God help you if trade the DAX @ 25 Euros per point.
NickB had good advice by just chipping away each day and earning few hundred each day.
Instead of the wild P and L swings.
If it's a scam then you are a sad puppy.
Even with slow moving market like the FTSE you can do a lot of damage at 10 pound per point
God help you if trade the DAX @ 25 Euros per point.
NickB had good advice by just chipping away each day and earning few hundred each day.
Instead of the wild P and L swings.
If it's a scam then you are a sad puppy.
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Pretty entertaining read - and a huge lesson on what not to do. if you do no have a firm money management plan you not going to last long. Sounded like a real journal to me - but just a newbie, so what do i know.
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