German elections, when to short the euro, or buy it? - page 2
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There was good movement on Trump for a very long time, wrong direction though, but there was)
First up, then down.
Maybe people will come to their senses, sanctions are not only bad for business, it's bad for the population too, plus refugees, and it's the chancellor's doing. They have a chancellor who runs the whole parade.
What does merkel have to do with sanctions? They have a parliamentary republic.
Makes sense, so that's out of the question(
Sitting on the fence is not an option either, you can not only lose, you can earn
It begs the question... do you trade on the market or do you gamble?
the question is... Do you trade in the market or do you gamble?
Well, I guess I do, although they call it gambling.)
There is a news style of trading, so why not refer elections to that style?
Well, I kind of do, although they call it gambling.)
There is a news style of trading, why not refer the election to that style?
I do not want to offend you ... but it's silly to go for broke on huge volatility where all fucking stops will be blown ... how can you not make money out of it in Germany and not only))
First rule of thumb is save and then earn!
The first rule is to save, and then earn!
Says the man who has been in a slump for a month.
Says the man who's been in a slump for a month.
I don't know what to do when I see my account in deficit but it's growing ... how come)))
I assure you it will always be so, but growth is guaranteed!
(By the way,Evgeny Belyaev, teach me how to trade without drawdowns))))
Yes, by the way,Evgeny Belyaev, teach me how to trade without drawdown)))
That's impossible. Only if in a tester.
then don't bite for nothing!