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If there ever was a Holy Grail of Trading this is as close as it gets.
When you are 80-90% right and profitable and 10% breakeven, and no big losses in the remaining trades AND you are taught how to do it .. Honestly ... I don't know what more you can ask for.
Since i started trading 2 years ago i have lost nearly 20K euros by assuming I can take control of the markets alone, when i got desperate i started following signal providers - the best of them! but they seemed unorganized with their trades with huge stoploss and profit targets that would sometimes take days to reach. ~Not to mention the trading hours were very random and would measure their success based on their monthly or quarterly performance. It wasn't very PERSONAL.. as if they were trading on a demo account. I literately followed and subscribed to more of a dozen different ones which failed me. I also tried various EA _{robot automated trading} then came the revolution in Egypt where our business was badly hit - no one likes to talk about losing but i don't care, we've all had our bad days - so i was only left with my painful trading experience and a 500euro mini account.
NOTHING online compares to Aadils ' IMA' as i like to call it. I wish i had started when i still had my 20k.
At the moment im slowly taking up the experiment of trading 500 up to 5000 Euros and so far so good.. up about 20% so far -pays the bills!
Also look forward be taking the Mentoring Program when i have some extra cash.
The signals are sent on whatsapp to your mobile in real time with the Technical and Fundamental analysis reasoning behind each one to your email so you can learn the logic behind the trade.
I could go on and on but honestly all i can say is ... TRY IT !!!
1 Month ... YOU WONT REGRET IT !
~I have faith in this system and in god - it works
@ahmedseldib on twitter ...
Hi Guys,
The following is my experience of trading following the Live Analysis Service. As an avid Twitter-er i had seen this guys claims of triple digit point gains weekly and immediately thought "whatever"! But he kept posting and backing it up with analysis and the offer of a free trial week, which left me intrigued enough to check out his website and take up the offer of the free week.
Now if i'm honest i haven't taken all the trades, i have only taken the FTSE and DAX trades. Mainly because these are markets i trade anyway. The first week broke even mainly because of the FOMC being fruitcakes!!! But what i saw from Aadil in that week made me believe enough in his ability to move forward and further my trading education via Inter Market Analysis. i signed up for the month, Week 2 I made 115.5 points and this week (4/10/13) i have made 159 points.
Aadil clearly understand how markets work and with his guidance it is my intention to teach myself to fish!! If you are having any doubts then take the free trial, you have nothing to lose.
I'd like to make it clear i have no affiliation with Aadil at all, i have never met him, people on Twitter have told me he is a scammer, when i asked them to show me proof they went silent. The only proof I can see is that he delivers what he says he can and long may it continue.
Darren
@points4profit
Presented by Nick Santiago October 02, 2013 11:17AM
Everyday we hear about the current government shutdown and the upcoming debt ceiling being reached by the U.S. government. The debt ceiling is the legal limit on the amount of money that the government is allowed to borrow in order to keep the government functioning. Why does the government have to borrow money to keep itself running? It is telling us that the government is spending money it does not have. A company or a household could not operate in this manner, they would have to file bankruptcy. Just look at companies such as J. C. Penney Company, Inc. (NYSE:JCP), and BlackBerry Limited (NASDAQ:BBRY); these two companies are cash strapped and possibly facing bankruptcy very soon. They cannot print money to stay in business, and if they do receive cash from a lender they are expected to pay it back in a specified amount of time. The government does not work this way.
The current global economic system is a system of credit and debt. Marriner Stoddard Eccles was the former chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1934 – 1948. He stated, the United States economy is like a poker game where the chips have become concentrated in fewer and fewer hands, and where the other fellows can stay in the game only by borrowing. When their credit runs out, the game will stop. So this tells us that the United States will always have to raise the debt ceiling regardless who the president is. Since 1980, the U.S. Debt ceiling has been raised over 40 times, so what is the point of having a debt ceiling?
The bottom line, all Presidents raise the debt ceiling. Ronald Reagan tripled the national debt while he was in office. Bill Clinton raised the debt ceiling eight times while he was the President. George W. Bush raised it seven times. Meanwhile, President Obama has raised it three times. In fact, every President since Herbert Hoover has added to the national debt. It has really been a long time since the United States had an Andrew Jackson in office. In fact, Andrew Jackson was the only U.S. President that ever paid off the entire U.S. Debt, this was in 1835. Unfortunately for President Jackson, a severe depression occurred in 1837 that cause the debt to spike to $3.3 million in 1838. Today, the national debt is around $17 trillion, that is sure a lot higher than $3.3 million.
This government debt is just a by-product of the fiat money system that we live in. It will always need to be raised especially during difficult and troubled times. The United States Treasury has to borrow more and more money to pay for its obligations. Eventually, there will be a day when the market realizes that the debt can never be paid back, but that could still be a long time from now. Either way, we should all expect a higher debt ceiling because our entire economic system is built on debt.
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Nicholas Santiago
www.InTheMoneyStocks.com
The current global economic system is a system of credit and debt. Marriner Stoddard Eccles was the former chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1934 – 1948. He stated, the United States economy is like a poker game where the chips have become concentrated in fewer and fewer hands, and where the other fellows can stay in the game only by borrowing. When their credit runs out, the game will stop. So this tells us that the United States will always have to raise the debt ceiling regardless who the president is. Since 1980, the U.S. Debt ceiling has been raised over 40 times, so what is the point of having a debt ceiling?
The bottom line, all Presidents raise the debt ceiling. Ronald Reagan tripled the national debt while he was in office. Bill Clinton raised the debt ceiling eight times while he was the President. George W. Bush raised it seven times. Meanwhile, President Obama has raised it three times. In fact, every President since Herbert Hoover has added to the national debt. It has really been a long time since the United States had an Andrew Jackson in office. In fact, Andrew Jackson was the only U.S. President that ever paid off the entire U.S. Debt, this was in 1835. Unfortunately for President Jackson, a severe depression occurred in 1837 that cause the debt to spike to $3.3 million in 1838. Today, the national debt is around $17 trillion, that is sure a lot higher than $3.3 million.
This government debt is just a by-product of the fiat money system that we live in. It will always need to be raised especially during difficult and troubled times. The United States Treasury has to borrow more and more money to pay for its obligations. Eventually, there will be a day when the market realizes that the debt can never be paid back, but that could still be a long time from now. Either way, we should all expect a higher debt ceiling because our entire economic system is built on debt.
Dismiss the noise and position your portfolio to profit from the market moves, in any direction. OurResearch Center has a document track record of over 200% return for 2013, and consistent profits since 2006. Step inside this service right now for free and see all of the calls yourself first hand.
Nicholas Santiago
www.InTheMoneyStocks.com
The stock markets apparently welcome a government shutdown. The stock market is in rally mode on the first day the U.S. government has been shut down. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY) is trading at $169.26, +1.16 (0.69%).
So could the market actually welcome a shutdown? I think it is more complex than that. The market is analyzing the Debt Ceiling fight which is on the horizon. The feelings are that the government shutdown and Debt Ceiling fights are being rolled into one. For President Obama to get his way on the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare), he will have to allow the Republicans to cut some more spending to allow the Debt Ceiling to be raised. I know it seems warped, but the market is looking at the bigger picture and is liking what it sees.
Gareth Soloway
Chief Market Strategist
www.InTheMoneyStocks.com
Presented by Nick Santiago September 26, 2013 11:41AM
Everywhere in the media you hear people talking about the current debt ceiling being reached in Washington DC. As we all know, throughout history almost every U.S. president has raised the debt ceiling during their term. Now, President Obama and the U.S. Congress have both stated that the United States will not default on their debts. All of the politicians have made that very clear, but how is that even important? You see, the Federal Reserve can print all of the money they want. They can simply lend that money to the U.S. Treasury and the U.S. debt gets paid. According to the Federal Reserve, inflation is very low so more money printing does not seem to be a problem at this time. So what is the big deal about raising the debt ceiling again?
The bigger problems that people should start to worry about are the slow economy, lack of high paying full-time jobs, welfare, war costs, and potential asset bubbles in the stock market. These are just some of the real threats to the United States. If a central bank can print all of this money to simply try and inflate the stock market to new highs with minimal economic growth, something bigger can be brewing. After all, when GDP (gross domestic product) is around 2.0 percent in the U.S. that is not the sign of economic growth.
Retired citizens are earning basically nothing in a savings account at this time. So it is safe to say that savers are being punished for being responsible. Just think about the elderly in the United States, do they really want to invest in the stock market after experiencing the 2008 credit and housing crisis? The answer to that question is probably not. Banks are now trying to impose countless fees on individuals for having a checking and savings account. Why do people keep money in a bank anymore? The reason is so they do not have to keep it under the mattress at their home, but that could change in the future.
Why does the government spend more money than it takes in? This is a question that could solve all of the problems for the United States. First, the country is involved in wars and conflict everywhere around the world. There is also military bases all over the Earth that must be funded and supported. Next, there are roughly 50 million people in the United States that are on some form of government assistance. The last point that we should mention is that politicians continue to spend money on projects, programs, and other pork items. This just proves that the current debt ceiling debate is just one small obstacle for the United States.
The one thing we can "bank" on is the fact that the savvy investor and trader will make money from the market action. However, those who follow the herd, or are not informed will not see gains. We will be entering swing trades and positioning our portfolios on the long and short side of the markets taking advantage of the multiple day/week market moves in the Research Center. We will also be day trading everyday live during market hours in our Intra Day Stock Chat. You can try both services for 7 free no obligation days right now here. Your time to take control of your financal future is now.
Nicholas Santiago
www.InTheMoneyStocks.com
Why does the government spend more money than it takes in? This is a question that could solve all of the problems for the United States. First, the country is involved in wars and conflict everywhere around the world. There is also military bases all over the Earth that must be funded and supported. Next, there are roughly 50 million people in the United States that are on some form of government assistance. The last point that we should mention is that politicians continue to spend money on projects, programs, and other pork items. This just proves that the current debt ceiling debate is just one small obstacle for the United States.
The one thing we can "bank" on is the fact that the savvy investor and trader will make money from the market action. However, those who follow the herd, or are not informed will not see gains. We will be entering swing trades and positioning our portfolios on the long and short side of the markets taking advantage of the multiple day/week market moves in the Research Center. We will also be day trading everyday live during market hours in our Intra Day Stock Chat. You can try both services for 7 free no obligation days right now here. Your time to take control of your financal future is now.
Nicholas Santiago
www.InTheMoneyStocks.com
