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Dillard Trading Services
I recruit top tier traders for hedge funds. This is a 100% free process to traders. You need a 6 month or longer track record here on MQL5. We seek returns of 2.5% a month or more within a 10% max drawdown. But, all is relative. So 5% a month within a 20% max drawdown is good too. The target doesn't need to be hit every month, you just need to average that rate over 6 months or more. If you are interested message me here on MQL5.
Walter Joseph Dillard
パブリッシュされたMetaTrader 5シグナル
Copies best on metacopier. Here's the setup video on how to join there: https://youtube.com/shorts/-sdpUO3l-t0 If you run into issues copying here, many are having issues on copying due to slippage, please get a refund on the signal. Start small before scaling up. This is an arb strategy, so copying can be killed by slippage here. If you run into issues please message me. Best to follow on metacopier where things are working well for all clients. HJM1 signal there.
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Walter Joseph Dillard
Why worry? It’ll probably never happen.
I find it interesting how many people don’t do what would make them happy because they worry about things that have next to no chance of happening.
They think things like, “I’ll develop my top trading strategy, then nuclear war will break out, my portfolio will go to zero, and I’ll have wasted my time and effort when I could have been stock piling toilet paper.”
For some reason fear gets them so much that they don’t do anything at all.
Here’s a test to see if something is really fear or if it’s rationality.
If you feel certain of a bad outcome then consider how you could profit off it. If it’s fear it’ll tell you why you can’t win no matter what. If it’s rationality then you’ll get good ideas on how to profit off the situation.
For example, if toilet paper apocalypse guy in the previous example was really sure that the apocalypse was right around the corner, he’d see value in stock piling toilet paper to sell at 80 times its current value when the apocalypse comes.
But of course he’s really just feeling fear, not rationality. So if he thinks about storing toilet paper, fear will tell him why that won’t work either.
Once you realize that fear will always make you worry and is not wisdom then it’s easy to push past it.
So why worry? It’ll probably never happen.
I find it interesting how many people don’t do what would make them happy because they worry about things that have next to no chance of happening.
They think things like, “I’ll develop my top trading strategy, then nuclear war will break out, my portfolio will go to zero, and I’ll have wasted my time and effort when I could have been stock piling toilet paper.”
For some reason fear gets them so much that they don’t do anything at all.
Here’s a test to see if something is really fear or if it’s rationality.
If you feel certain of a bad outcome then consider how you could profit off it. If it’s fear it’ll tell you why you can’t win no matter what. If it’s rationality then you’ll get good ideas on how to profit off the situation.
For example, if toilet paper apocalypse guy in the previous example was really sure that the apocalypse was right around the corner, he’d see value in stock piling toilet paper to sell at 80 times its current value when the apocalypse comes.
But of course he’s really just feeling fear, not rationality. So if he thinks about storing toilet paper, fear will tell him why that won’t work either.
Once you realize that fear will always make you worry and is not wisdom then it’s easy to push past it.
So why worry? It’ll probably never happen.