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What is the connection between being good at what you do/fail at and intelligence?
If you are good at shovelling, does that mean it is an intellectual exercise?
I'm not talking about terms and conditions, that's really a small thing, but about the principles of all markets, and they are the same: either you make money for your "uncle", or the money is made for you and you sit back and watch the process unfold. Or the money is made for you, and you sit back and watch the process.
What is the connection between being good at what you do/fail at and intelligence?
If you are good at shovelling, does that mean it is an intellectual exercise?
Terms and conditions are no small thing. There is a difference whether you trade through a broker or against a broker.
how to find, how to find... I won't go =) we're fine at home =)
and it's too far for me =)
I am not able to succeed for various reasons: little experience, little desire, little ability, little time to do trading, etc. Intelligence is important, but apparently not in the first place. The smartest people work at academies of sciences. And in the markets - those who stayed ...
This contradicts your previous statement that trading is a very intellectual activity.
Personally, when I see something murky, I google the information (e.g. "skype impulsmira").
Type it in, read it yourself, about sugar. In short, it seems to me like a murky type and a murky subject.
I do not think that no one will ever give big money to trade on the forex market (unless he is an idiot, of course).
On the subject: it is very easy to find one - there is a 2-NDFL income certificate for this purpose
income code 2900