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neoartz

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Heng sway lah.

My EUR/JPY break even liao. Not going to close as I think will continue drop until uncle Draghi's speech finish. :s13:

NZD/USD damn prata. From down -30 pips now almost broke even! :eek:

EUR/JPY damn power. surge 100pips then crash 200pips :s22:
Uncle Draghi too satki. QE QE QE!
 

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NZD/USD +7.4 pips
EUR/JPY +7.82 pips

Lock in some profits for EUR/JPY. Open another SHORT.

EUR pairs plunging fast and furious! :s13:
 

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Cai png money for whole week covered. :D
 
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08/12/2016
USD/JPY +30 pips
EUR/USD +80 pips

Losses:
EUR/GBP - 40pips

Cai png money covered :s13:
 
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There's only so much you can earn from trading because being a high risk strategy, most people won't "punt" a big percentage of their warchest. So what if you hit 7 trades out of 10 and earning few thousand in each trade.

In value investing, the profit from capital gain together with dividends can be enormous to the tune of six figures per quarter. People in the investing world should and must know the power of compounding. Peter lynch, one of the greatest investor in the 80s emphasized that trading in stock market is not feasible in the long term.

He said,"Investing in stocks is an art, not science, and people who have been trained to rigidly quantify everything have a big disadvantage." Why choose to monitor the market and time it everyday when you can have the luxury of letting it run by itself?

Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of our time once said that,"Our favorite holding period is forever." People who think they found the grail in trading are fooling themselves. At the end of the day, the real investor who made a fortune does not belong to those who theorized everything according to the chart.

A value investor who has a 2 million portfolio with 7% yield (achievable in under 15 years) can generate $140,000 of passive income per annum. This amount can only get bigger with the power of compounding. In value investing, time is your best friend but for trading the longer you hold to it will be detrimental to the trade. The stress gather from constant trading is not worth the time and effort. 🤔
 

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Don't worry my friend. Most of the folks are still holding via forms of investment portfolio (SG , UK, US). We only punt within our limits and also we have set limited capital to play around. :s13:

Most of the folks here playing in either micro or mini lots :o
 

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There's only so much you can earn from trading because being a high risk strategy, most people won't "punt" a big percentage of their warchest. So what if you hit 7 trades out of 10 and earning few thousand in each trade.

In value investing, the profit from capital gain together with dividends can be enormous to the tune of six figures per quarter. People in the investing world should and must know the power of compounding. Peter lynch, one of the greatest investor in the 80s emphasized that trading in stock market is not feasible in the long term.

He said,"Investing in stocks is an art, not science, and people who have been trained to rigidly quantify everything have a big disadvantage." Why choose to monitor the market and time it everyday when you can have the luxury of letting it run by itself?

Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of our time once said that,"Our favorite holding period is forever." People who think they found the grail in trading are fooling themselves. At the end of the day, the real investor who made a fortune does not belong to those who theorized everything according to the chart.

A value investor who has a 2 million portfolio with 7% yield (achievable in under 15 years) can generate $140,000 of passive income per annum. This amount can only get bigger with the power of compounding. In value investing, time is your best friend but for trading the longer you hold to it will be detrimental to the trade. The stress gather from constant trading is not worth the time and effort. 🤔

Trading and Investing are 2 different activities with 2 different objectives.

Trading is to generate income, like you job is to generate income.

Investing is to build wealth, like your property is to build wealth.

You don't say your job is not important than your property because by the end of the month your salary is only so much.

Your property will increase in value over time and maybe your most valuable asset, but you still need your job to accumulate your cash to pay for the house.

Please don't compare apple with orange and say which is better.
 

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Took profit and go Jb for lunch

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Today both simsci and eurusd pair trade see red...

Yeah EUR/USD broke the 1.06 barrier.. SIMSCI got selloff :s22:
Looks like traders locking in their profit before FOMC meeting

Oh well... gonna wait for 3pm :s13: See how the London traders gonna set the direction of EUR pairs
 
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