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Sexually getting stable. Forex but not trading

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This time next year I will be a millionaire

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@1Olamidee Omo

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This tough times be like paypal, e dey touch family and friends 💔

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@Motion_Boy_ 🤣🤣🤣

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@maxvayshia This should give you the gist

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@fwdaniels I pray it does, cos im tired 😪

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Nnah eeh😪

[A very mad person. @ibroheemistall]

6th month of the year and no big win yet 💔

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@_johnamoo Omo nigeria o

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@ahmedxm01 God abeg

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@B0ymanager @__thetesla Omo timeline lined up😂

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@dejuwontobah Una no like sniper entry

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@yxyiagain Olodo uprisers

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@Kecyy Even when you were a beginner?

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@Bradgohtrades I love the idea but I can’t do 1% per trade with my $50

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1 and 2 but don’t blame me for 2, my capital is 4 dollars

[Egeneonu Chidera (CEO) @TradeWithJurix]

Signs you are trading emotionally (and may not realize it):

• You enter a trade, but immediately feel unsure about your decision.

• You move your stop loss because you don’t want to accept the loss.

• You close a trade early out of fear, then watch price reach your original target.

• You take a trade mainly because you want to recover from a previous loss.

• You increase your risk because you feel overly confident after a win.

• You trade while tired, stressed, distracted, or not mentally prepared.

Emotions are part of being human, but in trading, unmanaged emotions can destroy a good strategy.

A disciplined trader follows the plan, not the feeling.

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@kenzo_frosh @marvelwhest4 Nigga on what?

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@socetyhatesjay Fuck it’s worn out😭

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@SirDavidBent A shout out kind sir

[Yehgha @yaygha]

During that Christland school girl saga, one of my tweets was mass reported. Twitter then restricted my account and gave me the option to delete the 'offending' tweet to regain access.

I had chaotic internal deliberations over it for some time and in the end, I deleted it.

Immediately after, I felt myself losing virtue

I felt gagged
I felt like a coward
felt I had betrayed myself
felt I had cowered in the face of consequence
felt my illustrious slave owning ancestors look down on me in disappointment regret and contempt.

Couldn't shake the feeling, so I asked myself

"What's the worst thing that can happen if I make that same tweet again"

"You lose an account with 14k followers"

Was the answer

Small price to pay

So I made the tweet again.

A couple hours later, the account got suspended.

Saw the pop up notification on the bottom right corner of my screen while working and swelled with pride

Because I had redeemed myself, regained my dignity and the respect of my ancestors

I had stood on business until the very end - the business here being going against concensus and saying what I believe to be true irrespective of how much it costs me.

Moral of the story:

Those who say they want a better Nigeria

Those who admonish others to get their pvc, have refused to realise that the Nigeria they want will not happen via the ballot box.

We have been trying that channel for decades across republics. It doesn't work

So the Nigeria they want - or more realistically, the version of Nigeria they want - whatever name it is called, will have to be payed for in blood

A lot of it

2027 will come, Tinubu will 'win' - Whatever 'win' means

And we will either tweet about it over a weekend, and resume work on the Monday that follows

Or we will make the country ungovernable until he steps down. Shots will ring out, blood will spill, mothers will cry but that is the only way

If we are not willing or able to do that; to suffer, to sacrifice, to bleed, then we do not want a country that works

Our desire for a better Nigeria, is in a fundamental sense, like my belief in the freedom of speech:

It is only as meaningful as the price we are willing to pay for it.

If we are not willing to suffer for it, we do not want it.

Desire without sacrifice is wishful thinking

and if wishes were horses...

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@yaygha All Nigerians know these, but I guess we are all cowards at the end of the day

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@NoLimitGains Please what’s CPI