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As the rate of inflation performs a minor U-turn and once again results in a higher cost of living, many households across the UK are trying to find an extra notch on their belt to pull in.
However, a recent survey has revealed that Brits are already battling a significant gap between the amount
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You remember the trade that I put on the other day. The disappointing thing is that the support which we had identified didn't hold and the price action crashed through it and took out my stop for 140 points.
Disappointing, of course, but in trading you have to expect these losses. As a trade
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People ask me if it's possible to trade with a full time job and the answer is YES, absolutely! In fact, for people starting out trading, this is ideal. One should never give up their full time job for trading as it just adds added pressure if you're relying on trading to pay your bills. I perso
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As the rate of inflation performs a minor U-turn and once again results in a higher cost of living, many households across the UK are trying to find an extra notch on their belt to pull in.
However, a recent survey has revealed that Brits are already battling a significant gap between the amount they need in order to live comfortably and that which they actually earn.
According to research from Aviva, there is an average gap of £411 per month between what people need and what they receive
May 17, 2012
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You remember the trade that I put on the other day. The disappointing thing is that the support which we had identified didn't hold and the price action crashed through it and took out my stop for 140 points.
Disappointing, of course, but in trading you have to expect these losses. As a trader so long as each maximum loss is your defined percentage loss (in my case 2%), it doesn't matter. I was able to stick through my plan and it didn't come off. I was talking to some other trader friend
May 16, 2012
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People ask me if it's possible to trade with a full time job and the answer is YES, absolutely! In fact, for people starting out trading, this is ideal. One should never give up their full time job for trading as it just adds added pressure if you're relying on trading to pay your bills. I personally think that you only have a chance in making it as a trader if you are able to trade initially with money which 'means nothing'. When I say 'means nothing' I mean, this money you're not reliant o
May 11, 2012
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