Bornfool:


Naso bro na dat guy dey make me think Forex na get rich quick business when I first started Forex. Until I blow my first account my head reboot.

GladmanGoddey:

Dat guy na confirm scammer black european still dey learn work 4 wer e dey

Bornfool:


Black European na legitoo , he just go abroad to live millionaire lifestyle, that's why you no dey see am for here again

saxy4c:
As oga shared today, I agree we need to look at this and take in the positives. https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=995647

Now these are the things I see and know as a fact, from personal experience. My first profit withdrawal from Fx was just a year after bubu became commander in chief, it was about 700K and I started with about $60 a few short months before then. That's why since I saw the potential in this thing, I've not been able to keep quiet.

That is why it angers my heart that one disoriented and misguided individual [if today wasn't a holy day to honor our fathers that trained us well, I'd have called him a compound nincompoop], would come here boldly and tell you to bring N50k a whole 150usd! for him to guide you to see signals. In furtherance to cover up his foolery towards his ancestors, he now wants to make us think that if you dont have N400k to trade forex, then the business is not for you because you are considered poor. Please ask the unscrupulous kingpipmarshall [a new alias to distract unsuspecting people from the antics of his deactivated BOJBEST moniker] if his begging for funds on facebook has given him anything near 1000usd to trade with. If not only to come on NL to give one kindergarten reason or the other why he isn't trading well and making newbie errors upandan.

I don't know if I've learnt to value money more or less because while someone is talking of the just $100 they have me I'm thinking, "this could turn to Zero or N1m oh", or I see someone feeling on top with N10m and in my mind I'm saying the only difference with this and $500 [N200k] is pure patience, being disciplined and following a methodical procedure.

I am not saying do not pay a REASONABLE price for good quality stuff that has been proven in real and advanced time to make your money back in multiples, but its your right to ask for all the proof you want. They are not doing you a favour, they need your money, that's why they're asking for it!!!
If you can still get scammed with the name of Forex in this age and time, hmmmm....

KingPipmarshall:


Provide your myfxbook account or shut up

KingPipmarshall:

Provide your myfxbook account or shut up

Bornfool:

Black European na legitoo , he just go abroad to live millionaire lifestyle, that's why you no dey see am for here again

GladmanGoddey:

Why you dey hide everything nw

saxy4c:
You are still asking for past performance? You need something solid to help you out in trading? Ask politely brother. You disgrace the individual you stole that name from

KingPipmarshall:


Bro I failed on the fxtm strategy manager account. Na why I switch to myfxbook. Will try again when I save up some funds.

Tonyfx:



Saxy.4c my eyes has seen my ears

dasanchez1:
Translated this to Igbo adage in my head.. Kai

Tonyfx:


Bros this guy dey charge 50k monthly to teach people how to make money.
In fact......

KingPipmarshall:


Bro I failed on the fxtm strategy manager account. Na why I switch to myfxbook. Will try again when I save up some funds.

Tonyfx:



Saxy4c my eyes has seen my ears

GladmanGoddey:


A whole king is failing who then can be saved

Jokes aside failure is part of trading so dont give up. Learn why you failed and come back better and be humble

saxy4c:
When I try to pass a message on here, una go think say I dey make too much noise. One hasn't finished learning the basics in trading and he starts parading himself as king and spreading link to manage peoples money that even the best of the best still have psychologically gone through a lot to master. I've been slapped and nearly gone suicidal with this forex of a somebody but humility is the number one thing to know the market isn't your mate.

He doesn't know that I love him. I want him to go the abroad that he dreams of and want him to truly grasp this forex trading of a thing but he keeps insulting his fathers

Smooth seas never made skilled sailors. It's during hard times where you learn the skills necessary to overcome your setbacks. We never stop learning. Attaining financial freedom is hard but being broke is harder too, so it's ones choice to pick a struggle . It's either you struggle towards your financial freedom, or you make excuses for failure, ask people for 50 tasand when you know nothing, chop their money and sitback in your never ending struggle.

I would only hope he is learning. Kingpipmarshall, don't fear failure, fear not trying again. But this time give it your all, all day, everyday. If you fail, get up and try again, repeat until you get your breakthrough. Don't be afraid to lose, be afraid to not take the risk. Everything in life is a risk, life itself is a risk because the next second of your life is never guaranteed. If you fall, it's either you give up or get up. The former shuts your dreams completely while the latter gives rise to another opportunity.

I just hope you didn't blow too many accounts, but let this be a vital lesson that you do not declare yourself a king, allow the markets give you the privilege to become one. You have to keep pushing irregardless of the losses you have taken. You dont want to end up like blackeuropean hiding all the rest of your life because you don shit for temple. At the end it's simple, execute, evaluate rinse and repeat and you would definitely go far.

saxy4c:
When I try to pass a message on here, una go think say I dey make too much noise. One hasn't finished learning the basics in trading and he starts parading himself as king and spreading link to manage peoples money that even the best of the best still have psychologically gone through a lot to master. I've been slapped and nearly gone suicidal with this forex of a somebody but humility is the number one thing to know the market isn't your mate.

He doesn't know that I love him. I want him to go the abroad that he dreams of and want him to truly grasp this forex trading of a thing but he keeps insulting his fathers

Smooth seas never made skilled sailors. It's during hard times where you learn the skills necessary to overcome your setbacks. We never stop learning. Attaining financial freedom is hard but being broke is harder too, so it's ones choice to pick a struggle . It's either you struggle towards your financial freedom, or you make excuses for failure, ask people for 50 tasand when you know nothing, chop their money and sitback in your never ending struggle.

I would only hope he is learning. Kingpipmarshall, don't fear failure, fear not trying again. But this time give it your all, all day, everyday. If you fail, get up and try again, repeat until you get your breakthrough. Don't be afraid to lose, be afraid to not take the risk. Everything in life is a risk, life itself is a risk because the next second of your life is never guaranteed. If you fall, it's either you give up or get up. The former shuts your dreams completely while the latter gives rise to another opportunity.

I just hope you didn't blow too many accounts, but let this be a vital lesson that you do not declare yourself a king, allow the markets give you the privilege to become one. You have to keep pushing irregardless of the losses you have taken. You dont want to end up like blackeuropean hiding all the rest of your life because you don shit for temple. At the end it's simple, execute, evaluate rinse and repeat and you would definitely go far.

saxy4c:
When I try to pass a message on here, una go think say I dey make too much noise. One hasn't finished learning the basics in trading and he starts parading himself as king and spreading link to manage peoples money that even the best of the best still have psychologically gone through a lot to master. I've been slapped and nearly gone suicidal with this forex of a somebody but humility is the number one thing to know the market isn't your mate
He doesn't know that I love him. I want him to go the abroad that he dreams of and want him to truly grasp this forex trading of a thing but he keeps insulting his fathers

Smooth seas never made skilled sailors. It's during hard times where you learn the skills necessary to overcome your setbacks. We never stop learning. Attaining financial freedom is hard but being broke is harder too, so it's ones choice to pick a struggle . It's either you struggle towards your financial freedom, or you make excuses for failure, ask people for 50 tasand when you know nothing, chop their money and sitback in your never ending struggle.

I would only hope he is learning. Kingpipmarshall, don't fear failure, fear not trying again. But this time give it your all, all day, everyday. If you fail, get up and try again, repeat until you get your breakthrough. Don't be afraid to lose, be afraid to not take the risk. Everything in life is a risk, life itself is a risk because the next second of your life is never guaranteed. If you fall, it's either you give up or get up. The former shuts your dreams completely while the latter gives rise to another opportunity.

I just hope you didn't blow too many accounts, but let this be a vital lesson that you do not declare yourself a king, allow the markets give you the privilege to become one. You have to keep pushing irregardless of the losses you have taken. You dont want to end up like blackeuropean hiding all the rest of your life because you don shit for temple. At the end it's simple, execute, evaluate rinse and repeat and you would definitely go far.

KingPipmarshall:




Failure is necessary for success

Tonyfx:


But wait first oo bros, is this what you tell what you tell people when you blow out their account Or those that pay you 50k monthly and end up seeing their mentor blow up his account

KingPipmarshall:


Provide your myfxbook or shut up

GladmanGoddey:


he used his private jet abi

Tonyfx:


I don't need fxbook,Facebook or any kind of book to prove myself. I'm not in competition with anyone because trading isn't a sprint but rather a marathon and a personal one at that so I don't need to put myself under any pressure to prove to anyone how successful/profitable I am. For those who have been active on this section can attest to the fact that whenever I post trade, I mention I set 50% limit entry and I do miss out on some of those trades, and guess what? It doesn't bother me one bit because I'm not competing with anyone. If only you would let go of that unnecessary pride you carry and humble yourself, you will earn alot from here. Just remember that the proud will be humbled and the humble will be exalted.

Tonyfx:

I don't need fxbook,Facebook or any kind of book to prove myself. I'm not in competition with anyone because trading isn't a sprint but rather a marathon and a personal one at that so I don't need to put myself under any pressure to prove to anyone how successful/profitable I am.

signalsmedia:

redraw that TL, you will see that price has not hit it on weekly. This dude is dropping more

Tonyfx:


I don't need fxbook,Facebook or any kind of book to prove myself. I'm not in competition with anyone because trading isn't a sprint but rather a marathon and a personal one at that so I don't need to put myself under any pressure to prove to anyone how successful/profitable I am. For those who have been active on this section can attest to the fact that whenever I post trade, I mention I set 50% limit entry and I do miss out on some of those trades, and guess what? It doesn't bother me one bit because I'm not competing with anyone. If only you would let go of that unnecessary pride you carry and humble yourself, you will earn alot from here. Just remember that the proud will be humbled and the humble will be exalted.

saxy4c:
[but its myfxbook not fxbook or fxgram ]