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  1. #21
    Well You Can Find 20 year old South Africans buying Benzes every month out of Forex look up jasonnoah_sa on Instagram, and You'll see that his students are also buying apartments, and cars, also cashflowngcobo drives a porsche amongst other Automobiles, jasonnoah_sa is a Commodity of goforex_wealth_creation look up on Instagram, biggest FX movement in South Africa in the moment, reason being that the students Are Still making money, Beginning their own Forex movements, wealth Production all about, yes in Africa we Performing this

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote No. The point is: LCTM = ultra smart intelligent, and still they failed....
    There are lessons to be drawn out of the LCTM fiasco, but this is not one of these.

  3. #23
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    Well You Can Find 20 Year-old South Africans buying Benzes every month from trading Forex look up jasonnoah_sa on Instagram, and you will see that his students are also buying Flats, and Automobiles, Additionally cashflowngcobo drives a porsche amongst other vehicles, jasonnoah_sa is a Commodity of goforex_wealth_creation look up on Instagram, biggest Currency Market movement in South Africa in the moment, reason being that the students are making money, Beginning their own Forex movements, wealth creation all around, yes in Africa we Performing this
    No Apparent bullshit allowed here

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote No bullshit Permitted here
    I Know your pain Pity, it hurts me Also that I've been trading since 2015 and haven't found success, I Notice you joinedforexforum.co.zain 2011 Likely trading alot longer than that, and here these kids come in 2016, buying benzez and Flats at 2018, thats like spitting on your face

  5. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote There are lessons to be drawn out of the LCTM fiasco, but that is not one of these.
    Actually yes, it is but one of these.

    However, the major lesson is that over time many conflicts can be won but not the war.

  6. #26
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    quote I concur, trading is more art that an innate ability to read a chart than mathematics. Academics make the traders was a quote in this documentary. Before you set one dollar on a trade, you must be aware of the risk. If the risk is too great do not take the trade. There will always be another opportunity. Trading is an activity which is not suited to everyone. You can not pick up a novel, watch a few videos, do a 2 day course and bingo, you are a Trader. You could have a maths degree and a entire whiz kid with statistics, but that is...
    right, the more you think about it the more you will lose...

    at times the market will seem to follow trading practise but it is too contradicting...

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote In fact , it's but one of them. But the lesson is that over time but not the war.
    This is simply BS. Even the most intelligent people are able to behave stupidly but cannot mean others should abandon the activity. Driving would be abandoned globally once their vehicle anywhere crashed.

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote There are lessons to be drawn from the LCTM fiasco, but that is not among them.
    The purpose is, LTCM's trading instruments and egies were highly complied, involving substantial borrowings and positional sizes which in no way, shape or form resemble the dimensional procedure of buying the dollar versus the pound or other currency pair.
    Their egy relied on enormous black swan events such as the Asian Crisis or Russian default not occuring.
    Unlike retail traders simply pressing buttons to initiate trades on their platforms, those men were left with enormous derivatives and other assets that they simply could not offload because everybody was selling also when the aforementioned crisis began.
    To decrease this complex situation into a simple those men were super smart therefore there's not any hope for currency retail traders is a nothing more than a dissemination of false information.

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote No. The point is: LCTM = super smart smart, and they failed You are able to rationalize all the would've, could've,should have but if the top of the very best finally fail for one reason or the other, the pie in the sky starts to have a really poor taste.


    No NO NOOO

    LCTM = super super smart can do dumb things

    They thought they could eliminate risk. What idiots. They deserved to drop all their cash and their investors cash.

    SO many noobs place their view in smart folks.

  10. #30
    Long-Term Capital Management L.P. was a hedge fund management firm based in Greenwich, Connecticut that utilized absolute-return trading egies combined with high financial leverage and proceeded bankrupt 20 decades ago, wtf was your purpose concerning companies like Renaissance, Virtu and many others I can mention?

    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote You have to have the ability to escape, while the getting out is great. --Trillion Dollar Bet quote LTCM disproves this at a stunning fashion. quote It only goes to show, they are humans just like you and I. They simply have more access to capital. They make trading mistakes . They can live in denial also, for awhile. While we blow off an account or two, they end up on the news and facing Congress.

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