Making Minor Adjustments

It looks like the majority of people don't really stay up that late or do they and still go to work early the next morning? Because, it looks like I might be joining them very soon. Despite having some financial success with day trading right now and probably going to be making a living out of it from having found the correct path which came from investing in mentoring programs and software packages that ended up working for me, I could sure put some more money into the currency trade. No matter how some people may want it, there's going to be no way for me to get banned from this side of the market- this is pretty much hard earned money from putting the time in to gain some discipline and yet, I'm still learning a lot about the market and will probably always.

I read about  the U.S. government banning hedging for U.S. residents who participate in the Forex market. It's pretty much a strategy that lets you play in both sides of a market. Pretty much the reason why the Forex will probably always be here up until the time of the world uniting in one currency or a Saddam Hussein-like creature nuking the whole planet is because there's always a seller and buyer at any given time of the market open. I'm sure Communistic countries have a form of exchanging goods with money so they would fit just right in with the rest of those bears and bulls. The Middle Eastern market in the setting time which took place in the movie Disney's Aladdin gives a nice example of sellers and buyers. Remember, how Princess Jasmine in disguise was about to lose her right hand by a gruesome-looking sword of a nasty looking royal guard from giving an apple to a hungry driven orphan boy? I think that's what happened- maybe I could be dreaming; it's been so long since I've seen that movie haha.

Well, it's tough to be a thief in the Forex market because the money you put in to exchange for profit no matter how much you try to control the 4 trillion dollar daily market could just become digested all of a sudden and end up in somebody's hands no matter what. Did you know that a risk-taking millionaire became a billionaire overnight from trading in Forex? I wonder what would have happened if it potentially became like engulfed in flames- would he jump off a bridge like Mr. Carnegie was contemplating back in the day when his investments turned into pennies?

Regardless of failure, Carnegie jumped right back into his business and it picked up his wealth again. The moral of the story is to pretty much work hard for something and not let failure be where the rubber meets the road. I'm smelling burning rubber already from failing so much but I seem to have numbed out the pain. I'm glad the Internet can hook people up with some talented people giving secrets of other successful people away to the regular people so that they could make money off of it and take their competition out. Maybe the secret will become outdated, but while being in use, there are the regular people who can actually promote in a good honest fashion the things that actually work in life they ever come across.