SURE LOSS
"Who reads the same memorization going to be defeated, which would be defeated just memorize who understand, who know will still be defeated by that able to take advantage of understanding, and capable of it still going to lose by a willing and sincere to share understanding to others for the common good"
back to topic ...
this old topic, really old in my hangout in his kaskus FHI. I never make the claim of "loss is certain, a new profit possibilities" This sentence was much in use by my good friends and a few readers in some forums seem to "sue" the statement said.
I wrote again LOSS ... it must not have written a sequel .. because if the profit is certainly no events once again sue sue ... ahh ... LOSS IS SURE ... try and compare with a sentence like this .. SURE THAT LOSS ... equally composed of 3 words .. LOSS, WILL and IS ...
I write again ...
It SURE LOSS
and certainly LOSS
My statement about the loss was definitely on when we perform in the forex trading activity is primarily to give warning to my friends on there are his "Loss" .. do not believe it? ... Just try to make a new order .. gak pake have to think ... ... trus liat click on the column profit / loss minus its ... dah ... or put it this way .. it's seldom we really dapet profit within a second ... we often have to wait a few minutes .. hours .. days ... hihihhih ... plus it's new look .. what does it mean? in my eyes it means our chances to find a condition of loss is much greater than the opportunity to make a profit ...
sentence only .. "is definitely loss" ... if this is, why we plunge ourselves and our lives to the forex ... it is better to bank .. eh but the bank can go bankrupt and loss appear as well ... hihhiih ....
loss would have ... so every time we make an entry, we need to measure the 'ability' we face the loss ... how much we are able to feel a loss .. so it is not allowed, so there is the position of the MT4 eh .. its actually off .. so be on the back, the position of balance .. bla...bla.. incredible shrinking MC .. dah ..
