What is it about the Gaza war that’s causing all these riots around the world?
During the past 50 years the world has seen HUNDREDS of terrible wars. None of them caused the massive anti-Israel riots we’re seeing now in the universities.
So what’s unique about this particular war?
Are there more civilian losses in Gaza (10,000-14,000) than in other wars?
Not at all.
The war in Congo killed MILLIONS ;
The Syrian civil war almost a million;
The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan killed hundreds of thousands each.
Was it that Israel initiated this war?
Nope.
This war started ONLY because of the savage October 7th massacre that Hamas executed against innocent babies, women and men.
So why?
What’s is it about this war that gets these intellectuals and students out there burning and breaking into buildings?
Why is the ICC singling out Israel?
You know the answer:
Because it’s Israel, the only Jewish State on earth.
It’s the Jews.
It’s the same reason Jews were singled out for the past 2000 years.
Jews were accused of being lazy or too ambitious;
of behaving differently or trying to assimilate;
of being weaklings or being too strong;
of being an economic burden on society or succeeding too much in business.
The true reason was none of these.
It was because they were Jews.
This wave of Israel-hate is simply a new incarnation of good old antisemitism.
Well, we won’t apologize for being Jewish or loving the Jewish State.
Get over it.
@ragulkanthforu@gocholive @TraderBach @SSSMIA The problem of consistent losing traders is complex, it has nothing to do with whether a trader goes long or short therefore reverse trading the trader doesn't yield consistent profitable results.
@ragulkanthforu @TraderBach @SSSMIA If by reverse trading you mean buying when trader sells and vice versa then its not going to work. Leverage is the main reason 99% lose money, it doesn't matter whether a trader goes long or short, they will lose. Unlike the trader, the firm will lose more by risking real money.
@kierangohil_ I'm currently with FTMO only, but I will add more firms once everything stabilizes in these other Prop firms, I just think it's not worth the stress now as trading is already stressful by itself.
Dear White Americans and Gen Zs who support or tolerate Hamas supporters on US campuses, a gentle reminder from a credible Arab Muslim voice from the Middle East:
You are supporting a terror group with the same Islamist/ Muslim brotherhood pathological creed that brought down the twin towers in Manhattan in 2001.
You would not survive a day in Gaza under Hamas, which demands that 'infidels' live with dignity only if they are subordinate to Islamists.
You would not endure a day under the rule of these radicals. You do not understand Arabic, nor do you know Islam well enough to comprehend what awaits you if Hamas prevails (God forbid).
Furthermore, you would also be the target of hatred because radical Islamists like Hamas believe in eternal enmity towards Jews and Christians. They interpret the Quranic verse (O you who believe, never take Jews and Christians as friends) as timeless, applicable to all Jews and Christians forever. In contrast, mainstream Muslims believe this verse was context-specific.
Living in a civil society under the rule of Islamists like Hamas is unfeasible. Islamists unite against a common enemy but turn against each other when that enemy withdraws—as evidenced by their actions in Afghanistan in the late 1980s. Do you think you are safe?
How can you trust an ideology that has failed its adherents so profoundly that they fled to America, Canada, and Europe to seek asylum, only to exploit the freedoms there to engage in activities that will ultimately endanger you as well?
Take it from someone who knows how much hate this ideology instills in your heart, listen to those who overcome it.
I am a credible voice who understands the region, the religions, and the language. I implore you to wake up because you are next.
With concern,
Loay Alshareef
@kierangohil_ @TforTrouble4 @TheTrustedProp@MyFundedFX Not really, read the CFTC'S argument in the document below. If the fee is made nonrefundable, then the trader loses it whether his trading is successful or not, therefore the whole argument falls apart.
@kierangohil_@TheTrustedProp@MyFundedFX From a legal perspective, refunds should be abolished. The CFTC is using the concept of fee refunds in the MFF lawsuit to argue that prop firms acts as brokers., Where as the registration fee is being taken as money that customers deposit to trade with.
@DariusReports All retail trading strategies are based on the false idea that price direction can be predicted. Doing the opposite means stop trying to predict where price will go, rather develop a strategy with randomness as the main idea. You'd need to be smart to figure that out.
@DariusReports All retail strategies result in a net consistent losing outcome, therefore In essence all retail trading strategies are the same( by retail strategies I mean everything being taught online by the gurus including ICT). You just need to do the opposite to be profitable.
@Anon_TraderG @TraderNOK @savedbyfx You trades on futures props aren't going through CME, futures props aren't regulated at all. Please stop conflating real futures trading(which is heavily regulated, so is Forex by the way) with these simulated prop firms.
@Anon_TraderG @TraderNOK @savedbyfx@CFTC Bro, the MFF case has about 5 counts and at least 3 of them(about having no registration and off-exchange trading) applies equally to all prop firms. MFF also raised this point of why CFTC is only targeting them when all props are clearly in violation of law. See counts 3,4,5
@Anon_TraderG @TraderNOK @savedbyfx@CFTC It doesn't matter where you get your price feeds from, what matters is if you're following all the trading regulations and registration requirements set by the CFTC. Both FX and futures props aren't following those laws and hence none is better off.
@Anon_TraderG @TraderNOK @savedbyfx@CFTC Simulated futures aren't using a centralized exchange though. You're just playing a virtual trading game with your prop firm hoping you fail so they can take your fees. That's exactly what MFF was doing and CFTC got them. If you think futures props are safer, you're delusional.
@Anon_TraderG @TraderNOK @savedbyfx@CFTC FYI both real forex and futures are regulated in USA, so I don't know what you mean when you say futures are better off from a regulatory point of view. It's the CFDs that are banned