Financial freedom. Who doesn't yearn for it? It frees people from being trapped in a 9-to-5 job daily, almost. (Sorry if I offence those who actually like working in a 9 to 5 job. If you are one, please ignore this post). Financial freedom gives us the freedom to do or not do almost anything we want or don't want, it gives us the ability to enjoy the luxury of life and also it gives us a chance to do an endless list of stuff...
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There is even a book written on Financial Freedom here locally by Edmond, Wong, Alex and Rajen back in 1998. My, my, must be difficult to achieve since the book was written by so many people.
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How nice would it be if I could just simply hand you a key to unlock the vast wealth which is lying around you. Snap. Time to wake up!
Actually forex is the key to financial freedom. Hoh..hoh..hoh.. I am serious! However, it is not a quick get rich scheme. It requires lots of hard work. Most people would say trading forex is the fastest way to the poor man house. What they said couldn't be far from the truth. It all depends how they approach the forex trading.
Forex is not easy. At least not for beginners or rookies. But if you have made it in the forex world for years and years, I guess you can say forex is easy. Don't ever believe those advertised courses or sales letter that tell you so. In fact, it is the most difficult "job" on earth because most people would have to change their thinking and view when embarking to trade forex. It is very different from all other jobs in the world. You could be rewarded instantly or won't be rewarded at all even after pouring in countless hours of hard work.
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Plus the fact that you must change your mindset, must be able to accept loses as it is part of the "game". How many of us can do that? Not many, I presume, as I can see many people who dabble in forex often find something to blame (other than themselves) for the loses incurred. They blame the forex brokers, the market conditions, Mr Bernanke, Japan intervention policy and so on. Sound familiar? I hope you are not one of them.
To be successful, one must first take the responsibility and owe up to any trading losses being incurred. No big deal. The one loss is just one of the next 1,000 of trades that one is going to make. So move on!
Yes, financial freedom can be yours if you can be the master of forex trading and not the other way round. To start the "trading game" ( some people will hate me for saying that it is a game), one would need a reasonable size of capital (myself $2,000) and it might goes down the drain in a few days. So most people start with demo account.
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There is even a book written on Financial Freedom here locally by Edmond, Wong, Alex and Rajen back in 1998. My, my, must be difficult to achieve since the book was written by so many people.
How nice would it be if I could just simply hand you a key to unlock the vast wealth which is lying around you. Snap. Time to wake up!
Actually forex is the key to financial freedom. Hoh..hoh..hoh.. I am serious! However, it is not a quick get rich scheme. It requires lots of hard work. Most people would say trading forex is the fastest way to the poor man house. What they said couldn't be far from the truth. It all depends how they approach the forex trading.
Forex is not easy. At least not for beginners or rookies. But if you have made it in the forex world for years and years, I guess you can say forex is easy. Don't ever believe those advertised courses or sales letter that tell you so. In fact, it is the most difficult "job" on earth because most people would have to change their thinking and view when embarking to trade forex. It is very different from all other jobs in the world. You could be rewarded instantly or won't be rewarded at all even after pouring in countless hours of hard work.
Plus the fact that you must change your mindset, must be able to accept loses as it is part of the "game". How many of us can do that? Not many, I presume, as I can see many people who dabble in forex often find something to blame (other than themselves) for the loses incurred. They blame the forex brokers, the market conditions, Mr Bernanke, Japan intervention policy and so on. Sound familiar? I hope you are not one of them.
To be successful, one must first take the responsibility and owe up to any trading losses being incurred. No big deal. The one loss is just one of the next 1,000 of trades that one is going to make. So move on!
Yes, financial freedom can be yours if you can be the master of forex trading and not the other way round. To start the "trading game" ( some people will hate me for saying that it is a game), one would need a reasonable size of capital (myself $2,000) and it might goes down the drain in a few days. So most people start with demo account.
