@Vicbersong@mrmacaroni Paul Biya still has people canvassing for him to be president in Cameroon at 92. While his son Frank Biya warms up to take the reins of leadership after him.
Trading is really hard. Some days, you feel like a god, some days you are questioning yourself.
It’s exactly how life is, you win some, you lose some, you keep moving.
There’s no power in this world capable of breaking the curse on Arsenal. May we and our generations unborn never be an Arsenal.
How on earth do you hold on to something so long and lose it at the end.
What you need is money to meet your needs and live a decent life. You need to work out how much you need to cover monthly expenses.
Then determine how much capital and percentage return you need to make it happen and focus on that. Forget about which trader is richer than who.
The Trading space has been turned into a battle arena, everyone is fighting for supremacy, staning and unstaning different traders whom they perceive to be top tier.
At the end, it all boils down to being able to make the withdrawal enough to feed your family.
We cannot continue to build a society that encourages young men and women to take shortcuts. Success is tough and requires a lot of hard work to become anything tangible in life.
We cannot continue to show our children that it is easier to steal money than to work for it.
So almost everyone in Twitter is now verified? I think that diminishes the value of the blue tick.
It’s nothing special if everyone can get it with 200 followers.