Who's teeny tiny crocs are on the floorThat's bleeping hilarious, great creativity
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He wouldn’t drop the towelwhat did you do to get blocked ?
That idiot has a room with no blinds or block out curtains in Dubai in summer & he's filled it with computer equipment. There is no way that can possibly go wrong is there?
Both he & his home office are going to be the true definition of a melt.
Both he & his home office are going to be the true definition of a melt.
He’s retail prop trading and it’s mostly a massive scam where you’re paying a subscription monthly and continually paying to take these exams he keeps going on about. It’s a bit like picking peanuts out of poo
I think this has got to be their most CRINGE ERA
+1 for The MatrixWhat’s that saying?? All the gear, no idea!!!I mean, he hasn’t even got all the gear to be fair and he’s certainly got no idea
I have my own office at home in our spare bedroom, it looks a damn sight better than this pathetic attempt
My home office has 4 23” screens (that match and join seemlessly) expensive chair and desk. And free from my employer Creepy!
It’s called a job
Who look Chrissy boy- idea for your step daughters 21st birthday, the money you claim you make (but only tell people what you’ve missed winning while boss man trading) you can copy their idea, none of your own grab the attention of your 1.3 million followers. Views you can only dream of these days.
GO KACI
GO KACI
Attachments
they don’t actually own the younger three’s two beds between them. Those beds came with the rental on the lego house.
Creepy just told Saz she might be able to shop in Spinneys once a month for Spam
His tiny little fake crocs lol
His followers are either too young for maths or too stupid.
I don’t believe a word he says remember the bank transfers on his phone I wonder what site he grabbed those trading images from?
Scam alert
I wonder what site he grabbed those trading images from?Scam alert
I just found quite a long thing about day trading which is pretty funny in relation to the newest finance bro in Do-Buy.
The piece went on quite a bit so I just excised two blocks of text from it that seemed most relevant.
All Online Courses Claiming to Teach You To Day Trade Are Scams: Here's Why.
There is a distinction between a course that claims to teach a trading strategy, and a course that teaches you technical analysis for you to create your own strategy. What is surely a scam, is the first one.
For courses that teach you technical analysis, these may be legit, but even so, the entire field of technical analysis's reliability is hotly debated. Ever since computers are invented and access to large historical financial datasets are available, back testers have found mixed results applying technical analysis to data.
Regarding saturation of trading strategies, retail traders using a strategy taught by a course is not what saturates the strategy. It is quite clear retail traders do not affect the markets in any way. The point is, if a strategy can be taught in a course, it is already saturated, because there is a very high likelihood the strategy is simple and industry has already been utilizing the strategy at scale. HFT algorithms has made retail day trading quite obsolete.
What do I mean by obsolete? Does making a profit from a trade means the trader is successful? How should traders measure their success? Traders should measure their success not against the scenario where they don't invest their money, they should measure their success against the scenario where they hold the stock they are trading for the long term, or hold a well-diversified portfolio instead.
This means making a profit from a couple of trades, does not necessarily make a trader successful. Because making a profit from a trade, using any strategy or none at all, is easy. This is a statistical phenomenon - up or down, 50%. What traders should be thinking, is whether their active participation in the market outweighs passively investing for long term. S&P 500's annualized returns the past 3 years has been ~20%. If a trader is confident they can beat these benchmarks consistently, over the long term, sure, go ahead. Or if they simply have excess cash and want to learn, sure, go ahead too.
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Last last point. There are so many free resources out there. If your first instinct was to buy a course from some flashy individual flexing his money telling you you can earn easy money, instead of doing simple google searches of good books to read about trading, downloading free pdf of these books, and spending a few days to read a couple hundred pages, you are most definitely, not fit for trading. You believe in the dream of easy money, not hard work.
And just to be clear, there have indeed been cases of people earning easy money by making a few trades without having done proper research. But this is gambling, so at least call it what it is.
The piece went on quite a bit so I just excised two blocks of text from it that seemed most relevant.
All Online Courses Claiming to Teach You To Day Trade Are Scams: Here's Why.
There is a distinction between a course that claims to teach a trading strategy, and a course that teaches you technical analysis for you to create your own strategy. What is surely a scam, is the first one.
For courses that teach you technical analysis, these may be legit, but even so, the entire field of technical analysis's reliability is hotly debated. Ever since computers are invented and access to large historical financial datasets are available, back testers have found mixed results applying technical analysis to data.
Regarding saturation of trading strategies, retail traders using a strategy taught by a course is not what saturates the strategy. It is quite clear retail traders do not affect the markets in any way. The point is, if a strategy can be taught in a course, it is already saturated, because there is a very high likelihood the strategy is simple and industry has already been utilizing the strategy at scale. HFT algorithms has made retail day trading quite obsolete.
What do I mean by obsolete? Does making a profit from a trade means the trader is successful? How should traders measure their success? Traders should measure their success not against the scenario where they don't invest their money, they should measure their success against the scenario where they hold the stock they are trading for the long term, or hold a well-diversified portfolio instead.
This means making a profit from a couple of trades, does not necessarily make a trader successful. Because making a profit from a trade, using any strategy or none at all, is easy. This is a statistical phenomenon - up or down, 50%. What traders should be thinking, is whether their active participation in the market outweighs passively investing for long term. S&P 500's annualized returns the past 3 years has been ~20%. If a trader is confident they can beat these benchmarks consistently, over the long term, sure, go ahead. Or if they simply have excess cash and want to learn, sure, go ahead too.
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Last last point. There are so many free resources out there. If your first instinct was to buy a course from some flashy individual flexing his money telling you you can earn easy money, instead of doing simple google searches of good books to read about trading, downloading free pdf of these books, and spending a few days to read a couple hundred pages, you are most definitely, not fit for trading. You believe in the dream of easy money, not hard work.
And just to be clear, there have indeed been cases of people earning easy money by making a few trades without having done proper research. But this is gambling, so at least call it what it is.
The contempt oozing out of Sarah as she explains why she's bought light colored blankets to protect the light colored furniture from potential spills. She's practically snarling as she talks about it, how the throws only cost two dollars and she doesn't want her chairs ruined yadda yadda yadda.
I don't know how the few measly remaining Ifam can stand watching her, it's clear she hates them and is always talking down to them. Like she's imagining rude comments in her head and how she should respond. Look at her nasty expression!
I don't know how the few measly remaining Ifam can stand watching her, it's clear she hates them and is always talking down to them. Like she's imagining rude comments in her head and how she should respond. Look at her nasty expression!
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Anyone watched Kaci Jay's 21st? Celebrating like any normal 21 year old. Obviously not all 21 year olds could afford to party where she did, but she celebrated how most would. Her closest friends, singing, dancing, good food.
I can't wait to see Borabelles 21st. 8 of them sat sharing three bowls of pasta. Unless Big Boss Man gets lucky and convinces Raising Caines to a cheeky little colab and bags themselves chicken strips and chips x 8.
I can't wait to see Borabelles 21st. 8 of them sat sharing three bowls of pasta. Unless Big Boss Man gets lucky and convinces Raising Caines to a cheeky little colab and bags themselves chicken strips and chips x 8.
Maybe creepster makes a mega trade and hires someone like this:
Magic Phil | The UAE's Favourite Children's Entertainer
Dubai’s popular children’s magician and family entertainer. Magic Phil delivers unforgettable magic shows for events, schools, malls and theatres
www.magic-phil.com
More Izzy's level.
