Jack Burton
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Absolutely not true. That’s the take of people who don’t understand the precautions available. You can put in the stop losses to prevent loss. You can control what you risk and lose. It’s gambling if you’re reckless and treat it like some craps table. You have to predetermine your risk (5% max for me) as well as your take. Once you hit your goal, close the trade. Greedy people who treat it like a game definitely don’t need to trade. Bottom line, gambling is based on chance, not skill. Trading can be learned. (Not attacking you Sam... just saying.)![]()
100x daily return?Trading currencies... dollar versus pound, gold versus dollar, etc. The foreign exchange is open 24 hours a day/ 6 days a week. It’s how Fildelity, TD Ameritrade, JP Morgan and pretty much all hedge funds grow your money. You give them $1000/month to grow your 401K by 12% a year and you feel like you’ve won the lottery. However, they take that $1000 and turn it into $100K EACH DAY. It’s the major operation of all banks. 99% of regular folk don’t know that they can trade their own currencies and do the same thing without needing a bank. Anyone can learn it and do it. It just takes a little time and patience.
Doesn’t the nfl have a rule that limits the # of contact practices now? May only be in season?If Trey comes back it’s because he has been told showing another yr of health under this plan will make teams feel better about investing a first round pick in him. I’ve wondered how receptive teams and nfl players might be to a guy coming in with a plan that does not allow for contact during practice. Probably more receptive if they see it work two years vs one.
If he leaves it’s because he can’t improve stock or he has been given good feedback.
Kid is smart. He ain’t going to come back without a real benefit so if he does he has been told there is one . He loves TN with all he has but he will make a business decision.
Doesn’t the nfl have a rule that limits the # of contact practices now? May only be in season?
Nothing is never easy as it seems.Forex is gambling. There are professional gamblers who make boat loads of money. The problem is, even the best gamblers only hit at a maximum of 55%. Which means that 45% of the time they are losing money. That's quite a lot. And you need to have hefty reserves to weather the storms. Good luck with Forex. Just know that it isn't as easy as you think and it isn't like printing your own money.
