Are there any traders who have been living off forex for a long time? [no flooding please!] - page 7

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if, if, if...
It's not "if, if, if ...", it's the truth of life. Look at the monopoly companies, they dictate their terms.
1. a guaranteed bid is a demand? it is not constant. what if someone offers cheaper or better service. there are no guarantees.
on the issue of guaranteed demand
2. The raw material suppliers failed. Failure to deliver.
3. I asked not to give any examples of arbitration.
ps. you do not really deal with real business, do you? no offense intended.
Guaranteed demand is when the hare has paid in advance for this tonne of carrots and is waiting for delivery or a refund.
Anything else, it's not guaranteed demand, it's some kind of fabrication.
It's not "if, if, if ...", it's the truth of life. Look at the monopoly companies, they dictate their terms.
Yes, IF and FOREVER, as long as they are covered up, i.e. covered up and lobbied for...
if i also went to dhudo at the right time and place i would not be on this forum... if...
Guaranteed demand is when the hare has paid in advance for that tonne of carrots and is waiting for delivery or a refund.
Everything else is not guaranteed demand, but some kind of fabrication.
and you often get paid upfront for a product that is not unique and they sit around waiting for it?
If asked to buy a product, they pay upfront, without reasoning. But I don't do mass sales, more like services.
ZS. Actually, we've gone off topic, if you don't mind, I'll take my leave.
Armen, what is the point of the argument? Are you arguing that there are no risk-free deals at all? And our whole life is one big casino?
If not, you can easily imagine what they must look like by applying logic.
Risk-free (conditionally risk-free) trades are trades where the risk is so low that it can be ignored.
If you can't identify risk-free deals on your own, use textbooks, etc.
Armen, what is the point of the argument? Are you arguing that there are no risk-free deals at all?
Of course there are. Just because the risks are different does not mean that they should not be taken into account. And it does not mean that you cannot make a business out of Forex. Yes, you can.
Armen, what is the point of the argument? Are you arguing that there are no risk-free deals at all? And our whole life is one big casino?
If not, you can easily imagine what they must look like by applying logic.
Risk-free (conditionally risk-free) trades are trades where the risk is so low that it can be ignored.
If you can't identify risk-free deals on your own, use textbooks, etc.
it's like with casualties... all the numbers, the statistics, the bullshit... everybody understands... until it affects you personally... and then 0.0001% becomes a big fucking deal.
the risk is either there or it's not. everything else is a stretch...
it's like with casualties... all the numbers, the statistics, the bullshit... everybody understands... until it affects you personally... and then 0.0001% becomes a big fucking deal.
Just don't attribute your complexes to everyone.