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brain cancer
What Mind Dismantling? ))
No. I'm interested in Castaneda from this thread (and I've thrown out the books on writing tools - I've only left
More informative ). Also OSHO I am interested in information.
There is nothing to be afraid of - the question is whether you will finally mature enough to think about the subject.
brain cancer
Alex, Vladislav was making a joke...
That's it, I know now. Open two accounts - Small and Big....
To illustrate, open an order with a lot of 1.00 up or down and immediately or later open the opposite
with a lot of 2.00 or better 3.00 and you will see that the price will always go in the opposite direction
of an order with a bigger lot. You can do this as many times as you like and the result will always be the same.
Of course moves in the direction of the order with a larger lot are possible naturally, but they are few and far from profitable.
and not deep in profits.
And do not let your mind immediately hurry that it knew this hackneyed truth for centuries. Don't jump to conclusions. This is only
an ajar door.
Every joke has its share of jokes. One of my acquaintances, who was "addicted" to trading (for him it was like a drug, so I will not call it anything else), the approach voiced by the topicstarter was the first thing he "discovered" ..... The one I voiced was the second. I have not managed to change his mind. I had to spend 1-1.5K evergreen on my deposit and he managed to lose 40K - my account has 500 dollars left...
If I'd have given you $40K I think it would have been more useful... at least I could have told him about Fourier and spectral analysis...
Price always goes against your position with a bigger lot - towards an order with a smaller lot. I'm not predicting anything. the chance is about 90/10.
where do you come from, always know, always no proof, always no money to trade on real accounts?
convince me that your "always" is not unsubstantiated.