Re: Leroy Fodor and his stakeminers.com site... And aliens!
http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2014/05/peter-schiff-gold-price-is-fixed-so-what.html
December 30, 2014, 04:03:22 AM
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December 19, 2014, 10:44:03 PM
That is not a good trading strategy HAHA, your strategy could have you flat broke or hedged out of your portfolio in days.
dont go against or with the crowd do your own due diligence and make educated trades, thats how I was so profitable in the forex market, i didnt follow anyones advice or not follow anyones advice I did my own thing. I have 380 consecutive wins on trades by doing my own work and following NO ONE and that was before I cashed out to get into bitcoins And my wins are not your investment firm wins of 0.01 volume, my trades were 1 to 10 volumes at a time.
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Leroy Fodor May 5, 2014 at 9:08 AM
Can people help me understand, other than Jerry wolfgang, who is clearly related to some morgan out there, I see a lot of good info here. I am not a super experienced trader, been doing it for about a year, had gains have losses bla bla but my account is a profitable one. I like trading gold, but I hate getting caught in these financial battles between the banks and their wallets. My question, I can not understand why COMEX would want to lower the value of gold when the demand is so High. If they are already having a hard time keeping up with the demand, would it not be financially stupid to purposefully devalue a product you need to sell? I saw that they sold 500 million in paper contracts to force the price of gold down, then read they could not satisfy the demand for gold right now. Please help me understand why they do this. If you want to answer me with "To raise the value of the dollar" why does the Commodities Exchange need to worry about the value of the dollar, isn't that someone else's responsibility? My thinking is, they would want the dollar to lose value so gold gets higher, and as the demand is high right now that means more money for them, right? I mean the lower the value of gold, the more bullion buyers will want to get their hands on it. TRUST and believe is Jerry Wolfgang Morgan up there is right, you can bet your donkey I will be buying as much bullion as I can at 800 an OZ. I get confused as to their intentions, do they think lowering the value of gold somehow will deter people from buying it. especially with its history? If that is their thinking I am surprised they are so wealthy.
Can people help me understand, other than Jerry wolfgang, who is clearly related to some morgan out there, I see a lot of good info here. I am not a super experienced trader, been doing it for about a year, had gains have losses bla bla but my account is a profitable one. I like trading gold, but I hate getting caught in these financial battles between the banks and their wallets. My question, I can not understand why COMEX would want to lower the value of gold when the demand is so High. If they are already having a hard time keeping up with the demand, would it not be financially stupid to purposefully devalue a product you need to sell? I saw that they sold 500 million in paper contracts to force the price of gold down, then read they could not satisfy the demand for gold right now. Please help me understand why they do this. If you want to answer me with "To raise the value of the dollar" why does the Commodities Exchange need to worry about the value of the dollar, isn't that someone else's responsibility? My thinking is, they would want the dollar to lose value so gold gets higher, and as the demand is high right now that means more money for them, right? I mean the lower the value of gold, the more bullion buyers will want to get their hands on it. TRUST and believe is Jerry Wolfgang Morgan up there is right, you can bet your donkey I will be buying as much bullion as I can at 800 an OZ. I get confused as to their intentions, do they think lowering the value of gold somehow will deter people from buying it. especially with its history? If that is their thinking I am surprised they are so wealthy.
December 30, 2014, 04:03:22 AM
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I got started in Bitcoin a while ago, I was a day trader in the Forex Commodoties exchange. I closed my accounts in forex and sold my whole portfolio. And I started my own bitcoin mining farm in 2012. My wife and I this time last year had just suffered a fire that destroyed our large Bitcoin Mining farm.
December 19, 2014, 10:44:03 PM
Buy low, sell High = Make huge profits.
To really win big you need the courage to go against the crowd, when big moves have been going on too long.
To really win big you need the courage to go against the crowd, when big moves have been going on too long.
That is not a good trading strategy HAHA, your strategy could have you flat broke or hedged out of your portfolio in days.
dont go against or with the crowd do your own due diligence and make educated trades, thats how I was so profitable in the forex market, i didnt follow anyones advice or not follow anyones advice I did my own thing. I have 380 consecutive wins on trades by doing my own work and following NO ONE and that was before I cashed out to get into bitcoins And my wins are not your investment firm wins of 0.01 volume, my trades were 1 to 10 volumes at a time.