Lenovo wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 8:53 pm
The bank has finally approved my loan. I'm hoping things will go better this time, although I think I'll stick with the demo version for this summer.
Lenovo - I wholeheartedly wish you success
Remember, however, that hope isn't a strategy. The market is pure mathematics, and there's no room for hope. If you're taking out a loan for Forex, you're making a serious mistake. I want to emphasize that I wish you all the best and a million pips. But when I read that you want to give back the loan to the market, I decided to contribute. Don't invest the loan in Forex. Trading is different when you can trade assuming a loss without pain (even though it always hurts). Trading is different when you have to trade to earn money for a loan that the bank expects you to repay. A demo account is zero emotion; you can test the strategy for a while. A real account is real emotion. A real account with money on a bank loan is hardcore... and that leads to extreme emotions. You have to be 10,000% sure of the strategy you want to make money with. If not, consider whether it's the light of a lit candle that attracts moths...? If you don't have empirical evidence that the strategy is working for you, then please put on the brakes... It's worth stopping and thinking about all this and looking at trading from a different perspective. However, if you're making profits on demo trading and earning consistently month after month, you're on the right track. I'm writing this because I know what it's like to take out a loan to trade and then have to work it off. Hence my thoughts, sharing them with you. Just be careful with your emotions and trade with math, not hope. I'm rooting for you with all my heart
, Nhè, stai attenta, o i banchieri ti portano via pure la sedia di paglia!
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