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Dshocker: Awwwnnn |
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Kotika: I actually did reinvest most of the money and its not been good this past few months, i need something that's consistent, my cousin advised to try tech, might actually consider |
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jackmrandy: She was looking for a quick fix not necessarily investment. They rather give the money to the market than pay to learn how it works |
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etin06:Around 980 |
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Athena6: Cut it and reinvest when it feels like its not moving for a long time,infact that's the time to put plenty 1 Like |
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CandyOps: Or double down and invest more at the low |
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Athena6: Been in the fx space or sometime now and one thing i know that always burns people's money is buying when its going up, its hardly worked out well for anybody. Will advice you remove about half of it or even 80% and see the other 20 as long term thing and not quick cashout |
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Wujio: I giving this advice too but yh people don't listen, they'll rather be driven by greed and lust 1 Like |
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Yusufisraelj: It's my mental health im looking being wary of at this point. The pain of loosing months and having to reinvest even in those months is something else. Being advised to delve into tech and i think i might just send all my resources into that |
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Blackdisciple: He actually works in naija for a company abroad, remote job specifically and i actually don't mind that. Will definitely ask more questions to know how to go about it |
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Wujio: Hope you're good? |
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last week when the dollar was rising at a very fast rate and looking like it would never come down, some people decided to take advantage of it to stack it up withouth aquiring the proper knowlege of how it works From experience i have found out that buying dollars when it's going up at that rate is very dangerous infact from my experience in trading not just the dollar/naira issue. Buying any currency when its at it's high is never a good option. The best thing to do if you actually want to gain from the misfortune is to buy when it's not moving, when it feels like its not going up or down for up to a month, two months even. Buying at its high is just being greedy and looking for quick cash. Imagine buying for 1m at 1300 and finding out it's now 950 or so, thats almost 400k gone from your 1m. That means you lost more money in a very short period than you would have gained, now you have to either cut your losses or wait for it to get back to where you invested from. I'm not here to judge or criticize anyone but I'll advice people to be patient especially with their money and also learn before investing in anything, anything at all |
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kristian98: That's total of everything i have made, there's a place for reinvesmemts and losses too. You should know this though |
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Blackdisciple: It's not all smiling, at all, most times you have to stay strong when the losses come and reinvest when the wins come too to cover losses. It's not as straightforward as most people think. Can't think of any finance company that pays very much, i actually got an advice from one of my cousins to delve into tech |
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last week when the dollar was rising at a very fast rate and looking like it would never come down, some people decided to take advantage of it to stack it up withouth aquiring the proper knowlege of how it works From experience i have found out that buying dollars when it's going up at that rate is very dangerous infact from my experience in trading not just the dollar/naira issue. Buying any currency when its at it's high is never a good option. The best thing to do if you actually want to gain from the misfortune is to buy when it's not moving, when it feels like its not going up or down for up to a month, two months even. Buying at its high is just being greedy and looking for quick cash. Imagine buying for 1m at 1300 and finding out it's now 950 or so, thats almost 400k gone from your 1m. That means you lost more money in a very short period than you would have gained, now you have to either cut your losses or wait for it to get back to where you invested from. I'm not here to judge or criticize anyone but I'll advice people to be patient especially with their money and also learn before investing in anything, anything at all |
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NobleDeSage001: If it was that easy i would have done it since, and even sold it but that's not how it works esp the kinda strat and experience i use |
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hegelian: Have you heard of prop firms or you just can't help having a closed mind |
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Emmacy001: At this point I'm actually looking for a way out, not more mentees. |
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Sirianese: Awnnn... |
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Blackdisciple: I'm actually trying to figure out this remote job of a thing, would really love to know more. Trading is after my mental health at this point |
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Sirianese: You're actually confuse at this point |
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Blackdisciple: Its not the physical stress that's even the issue its the mental stress it's causing me. My loosing months are mentally stressful and yes the money comes large sometimes but its not as consistent as salary |
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donhils: No,I'm looking for alternatives and would be glad if you have one |
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doneback04: Truth is, trading is not as easy as it looks,it also has an effect on mental health,would prefer you tackle your depression first and then see how it goes from there. Trading takes time and alot of effort and money too , really don't want you falling deeper into that depression will advice you look into something else, i don't advice trading. And about you feeling like you haven't achieved much, a lot of people are on that table even me so don't look use other people's race to compare with your's. Its not always greener on the other side |
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hegelian: And you realise there are traders that have traded for 10yrs with no results right |
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Olarewaju89: It's not about the money anymore,it's taking a toll on my mental health |
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OgaTheTop2: I'm thinking of investing everything some place else or getting into another career that's more profitable but not as tasking especially mentally |
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NwaNimo1: It's more of a mental thing than hectic, the loosing months can make you go gaga especially after you have invested most of money you gained. |
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millionboi2: Awwwnnnnn.... |
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Easyincome24: That one sef needs a minimum of like 200k to start, and you fit still loose am if you no dey careful 2 Likes |
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ibinaboonline: Calm down, it wasn't for that purpose but anything that let's you sleep at night though |
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anslemarinze52: I use most of the money in reinvesting to get better results especially in prop firms and all |
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