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DON'T LET YOUR EMOTIONS DRIVE YOUR TRADES !!!
STICK TO YOUR STRATEGY AND MONEY MANAGEMENT...
AND MAKE CONSISTENT MONEY FROM THE BIGGEST MARKET AROUND THE WORLD $$$
STICK TO YOUR STRATEGY AND MONEY MANAGEMENT...
AND MAKE CONSISTENT MONEY FROM THE BIGGEST MARKET AROUND THE WORLD $$$
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Billionaire George Soros has predicted Europe will disintegrate, but in an orderly fashion.
Days after warning about the economic fallout from Brexit, noted billionaire and international financier George Soros issued a warning about an “irreversible" and "disorderly disintegration” for Europe that will leave the continent “worse off than where it would have been had the EU not been brought into existence.”
Writing in an Op-Ed for Project Syndicate, Soros detailed the causes and consequences of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. According to him, the European migration crisis and the Brexit debate fed on each other. Scenes of chaotic crowds at Calais stoked British fears of immigration from other EU member states. At the same time, the Union’s delay of a firm policy regarding migrants further perpetuated “scenes of chaos like the one at Calais,” strengthening the case for Britain to leave Europe. (See also: Soros Failed to Short Pound for Brexit.)
Immigration has been a favorite cause for Soros. Through his Open Society Foundation, Soros has disbursed millions of dollars to non-governmental organizations to promote open borders and “reform global capitalism.” Last year, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accused Soros of fomenting an immigrant crisis in Europe. NGOs funded by Soros were “drawing a living from the immigration crisis,” said Orban, who also claimed that he was defending European Christianity from Muslim refugees.
A loss of common values and a common market are some of the consequences of Britain’s referendum, according to Soros. Politically, the vote could end up splitting Europe and Britain. “Brexit will open the floodgates for other anti-European forces within the Union,” he wrote, pointing to calls for France’s exit (Frexit) and Netherlands’ exit (Nexit) from the European Union.
He also drew attention to the economic pain that Brexit will cause for exporters who lose access to the European market. Soros singled out the 10% drop in Italy’s stock market as indicative of the country’s “vulnerability to a full-blown banking crisis”: “None of this bodes well for a serious program of eurozone reform, which would have to include a genuine banking union, a limited fiscal union, and much stronger mechanisms of democratic accountability.”
In another piece for The Guardian, Soros had forecast “an immediate and dramatic impact on financial markets, investment prices, and jobs,” in a Brexit aftermath. Talking to the Wall Street Journal earlier, Soros had said that he did not expect Britain to leave the EU. However, his personal fund, which has approximately $30 billion under management, had taken a long position on gold based on filings.
Read more: Soros Predicts A Disorderly Disintegration For Europe | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/062716/soros-predicts-disorderly-disintegration-europe.asp#ixzz4CszTuUr5
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Days after warning about the economic fallout from Brexit, noted billionaire and international financier George Soros issued a warning about an “irreversible" and "disorderly disintegration” for Europe that will leave the continent “worse off than where it would have been had the EU not been brought into existence.”
Writing in an Op-Ed for Project Syndicate, Soros detailed the causes and consequences of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. According to him, the European migration crisis and the Brexit debate fed on each other. Scenes of chaotic crowds at Calais stoked British fears of immigration from other EU member states. At the same time, the Union’s delay of a firm policy regarding migrants further perpetuated “scenes of chaos like the one at Calais,” strengthening the case for Britain to leave Europe. (See also: Soros Failed to Short Pound for Brexit.)
Immigration has been a favorite cause for Soros. Through his Open Society Foundation, Soros has disbursed millions of dollars to non-governmental organizations to promote open borders and “reform global capitalism.” Last year, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accused Soros of fomenting an immigrant crisis in Europe. NGOs funded by Soros were “drawing a living from the immigration crisis,” said Orban, who also claimed that he was defending European Christianity from Muslim refugees.
A loss of common values and a common market are some of the consequences of Britain’s referendum, according to Soros. Politically, the vote could end up splitting Europe and Britain. “Brexit will open the floodgates for other anti-European forces within the Union,” he wrote, pointing to calls for France’s exit (Frexit) and Netherlands’ exit (Nexit) from the European Union.
He also drew attention to the economic pain that Brexit will cause for exporters who lose access to the European market. Soros singled out the 10% drop in Italy’s stock market as indicative of the country’s “vulnerability to a full-blown banking crisis”: “None of this bodes well for a serious program of eurozone reform, which would have to include a genuine banking union, a limited fiscal union, and much stronger mechanisms of democratic accountability.”
In another piece for The Guardian, Soros had forecast “an immediate and dramatic impact on financial markets, investment prices, and jobs,” in a Brexit aftermath. Talking to the Wall Street Journal earlier, Soros had said that he did not expect Britain to leave the EU. However, his personal fund, which has approximately $30 billion under management, had taken a long position on gold based on filings.
Read more: Soros Predicts A Disorderly Disintegration For Europe | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/062716/soros-predicts-disorderly-disintegration-europe.asp#ixzz4CszTuUr5
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George Soros Trading Techniques
http://www.howtotradeforexmarkets.com/best-traders/64-george-soros-trading-techniques
http://www.howtotradeforexmarkets.com/best-traders/64-george-soros-trading-techniques
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Adjusting Your Trading Expectations In Volatile & Possibly Illiquid Markets
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/fundamental/article/special_report/2016/06/23/Adjusting-Your-Trading-Expectations-In-Volatile-Possibly-Illiquid-Markets_srepTY.html
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/fundamental/article/special_report/2016/06/23/Adjusting-Your-Trading-Expectations-In-Volatile-Possibly-Illiquid-Markets_srepTY.html
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Soros on Brexit: Sterling will suffer if Britain leaves EU
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/20/brexit-crash-pound-living-standards-george-soros
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/20/brexit-crash-pound-living-standards-george-soros
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Brexit Deal Could Bring a Bid to GBP
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/fundamental/forecast/weekly/gbp/2016/02/19/Brexit-Deal-Could-Bring-a-Bid-to-GBP-TOFjs.html
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/fundamental/forecast/weekly/gbp/2016/02/19/Brexit-Deal-Could-Bring-a-Bid-to-GBP-TOFjs.html
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Seyedmajid Masharian
scalping strategy with low risk results in only 2 days
minimum investment $100
look at drawdown and profit factor
minimum investment $100
look at drawdown and profit factor
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Seyedmajid Masharian
FOREX HOLY GRAIL ?$!
LET ME GIVE YOU MY ENTIRE TRADING EXPERIENCE FROM 7.5 YEARS OF TRADING IN A ROW ...
NO MATTER IF YOU ARE WARREN BUFFET , GEORGE SOROS OR A COMPLETELY A NOOB TRADER WITH $10 DEPOSIT
NEVER LET YOUR POWERFUL HUMAN EMOTIONS ( FEAR AND GREED ) DRIVE YOUR TRADES EVEN 1 TIME ...
THE FIRST TIME YOU WILL LET THESE SENSATIONS CARRYING YOUR TRADES YOU START WIPE OUT YOUR HARD EARNED
MONEY ACCOUNT , IT IS NOT IMPORTANT FOR THE MARKET WHO YOU ARE , WHEN YOU TRADE EMOTIONALLY MARKET WILL PUNISH YOU VERY BAD , AND THE FIRST TIME YOU START TRADING WITH FEAR AND GREED YOU WILL NOT ADHERE TO YOUR GOOD STRATEGY AND GOOD MONEY MANAGEMENT ANYMORE AND THIS IS A KILLER FOR ANY TRADER , TRUST ME BECAUSE I HAVE BLOWN UP SEVERAL ACCOUNTS NOT FOR BAD STRATEGY OR BAD MM , BUT FOR IGNORING MY CLEAR RULES ABOUT MM AND STRATEGY...
TO YOUR SUCCESS
LET ME GIVE YOU MY ENTIRE TRADING EXPERIENCE FROM 7.5 YEARS OF TRADING IN A ROW ...
NO MATTER IF YOU ARE WARREN BUFFET , GEORGE SOROS OR A COMPLETELY A NOOB TRADER WITH $10 DEPOSIT
NEVER LET YOUR POWERFUL HUMAN EMOTIONS ( FEAR AND GREED ) DRIVE YOUR TRADES EVEN 1 TIME ...
THE FIRST TIME YOU WILL LET THESE SENSATIONS CARRYING YOUR TRADES YOU START WIPE OUT YOUR HARD EARNED
MONEY ACCOUNT , IT IS NOT IMPORTANT FOR THE MARKET WHO YOU ARE , WHEN YOU TRADE EMOTIONALLY MARKET WILL PUNISH YOU VERY BAD , AND THE FIRST TIME YOU START TRADING WITH FEAR AND GREED YOU WILL NOT ADHERE TO YOUR GOOD STRATEGY AND GOOD MONEY MANAGEMENT ANYMORE AND THIS IS A KILLER FOR ANY TRADER , TRUST ME BECAUSE I HAVE BLOWN UP SEVERAL ACCOUNTS NOT FOR BAD STRATEGY OR BAD MM , BUT FOR IGNORING MY CLEAR RULES ABOUT MM AND STRATEGY...
TO YOUR SUCCESS
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Seyedmajid Masharian
DO YOU KNOW TOP RICHEST COMPANIES AROUND THE WORLD ?
SOME OF THEM TRADE IN FOREX ...$$$
http://www.therichest.com/business/companies-business/the-10-richest-corporations-on-earth/?view=all
SOME OF THEM TRADE IN FOREX ...$$$
http://www.therichest.com/business/companies-business/the-10-richest-corporations-on-earth/?view=all
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Seyedmajid Masharian
I AM IN LOVE WITH FOREX TRADING
HOW ABOUT YOU?...
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Why I Love Forex (and so should you)
Working in your pajamas from the comfort of your home or a remote beach in Tahiti (provided there is Wi-Fi) creating extreme wealth, has to be amongst the top reason why people would want to make a career out of trading Forex, but as appealing as this reason may sound, it is not necessarily the best reason.
So if money and freedom are not the main reasons for someone to fall in love with trading Forex, what are they?
Guest post by Yael Warman, Content Manager at Leverate
Low Entry Cost:
Because Forex has a tight spread in terms of pips, the initial capital needed to begin trading Forex is small. A lot of brokers nowadays offer accounts with minimum deposits as low as 100 EUR and allow traders to determine the lots size they want to trade, making it extremely accessible to individuals who do not have a large start-up trading capital available. The cherry on top, is the fact that Forex trading comes with the ability to trade on margin with a high leverage factor, in some cases as much as 50:1.
No or Low Commissions:
While some brokers do charge a commission based on a percentage of the spread, most brokers make money on the spread between currencies, charging either a fixed or a variable spread. This no commission option as well as the tight spreads of the market make Forex trading costs much lower than those of any other trading market.
High Liquidity:
Because the Forex market is massively big in terms of number of traders and volume (daily activity often exceeds $4 trillion USD), it is extremely liquid. This means that even large orders are instantaneously filled at the click of a mouse without significant price deviations, allowing for tighter spreads and more efficient pricing.
Variety of Trading Instruments:
Based on timing, volatility patterns or economic developments, traders can choose from a variety of instruments involving 8 major currencies which yield seven different major currency pairs. This makes Forex trading much easier to follow than other markets in which traders must follow thousands of stocks to find the best value. In Forex trading, traders just need to keep up with the economic and political news of eight countries and switch from one currency pair to another based on their preference.
Open 24 hours:
That’s right, the Forex market is the only market truly open 24 hours a day. From the opening of the Australian market on Monday morning to the closing bell of the New York market on Friday afternoon, the Forex market never sleeps. As one market in the western hemisphere closes, another one in the east opens, making it possible for traders with day time jobs or busy schedules to take advantage of the different time zones and trade at any time during the day or night.
source: https://www.forexcrunch.com/why-i-love-forex-and-so-should-you/
Working in your pajamas from the comfort of your home or a remote beach in Tahiti (provided there is Wi-Fi) creating extreme wealth, has to be amongst the top reason why people would want to make a career out of trading Forex, but as appealing as this reason may sound, it is not necessarily the best reason.
So if money and freedom are not the main reasons for someone to fall in love with trading Forex, what are they?
Guest post by Yael Warman, Content Manager at Leverate
Low Entry Cost:
Because Forex has a tight spread in terms of pips, the initial capital needed to begin trading Forex is small. A lot of brokers nowadays offer accounts with minimum deposits as low as 100 EUR and allow traders to determine the lots size they want to trade, making it extremely accessible to individuals who do not have a large start-up trading capital available. The cherry on top, is the fact that Forex trading comes with the ability to trade on margin with a high leverage factor, in some cases as much as 50:1.
No or Low Commissions:
While some brokers do charge a commission based on a percentage of the spread, most brokers make money on the spread between currencies, charging either a fixed or a variable spread. This no commission option as well as the tight spreads of the market make Forex trading costs much lower than those of any other trading market.
High Liquidity:
Because the Forex market is massively big in terms of number of traders and volume (daily activity often exceeds $4 trillion USD), it is extremely liquid. This means that even large orders are instantaneously filled at the click of a mouse without significant price deviations, allowing for tighter spreads and more efficient pricing.
Variety of Trading Instruments:
Based on timing, volatility patterns or economic developments, traders can choose from a variety of instruments involving 8 major currencies which yield seven different major currency pairs. This makes Forex trading much easier to follow than other markets in which traders must follow thousands of stocks to find the best value. In Forex trading, traders just need to keep up with the economic and political news of eight countries and switch from one currency pair to another based on their preference.
Open 24 hours:
That’s right, the Forex market is the only market truly open 24 hours a day. From the opening of the Australian market on Monday morning to the closing bell of the New York market on Friday afternoon, the Forex market never sleeps. As one market in the western hemisphere closes, another one in the east opens, making it possible for traders with day time jobs or busy schedules to take advantage of the different time zones and trade at any time during the day or night.
source: https://www.forexcrunch.com/why-i-love-forex-and-so-should-you/
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