No, ... i sailang all in insas. Leno was wondering why got so many traders comrades come over to insas ... when insas is not a trading counter, and turn out got someone keep coming to other ppl counter to tok kok. Sslee dont understand trading. He think he the one is right. There is where he is wrong,
For sslee info : 1. Traders always supporting each other. During good time and bad time. 2. Traders make money, lose money like any other investor, like sslee yourself, like anyone. They know this. They take the risk with clear objective, they know what they are doing. 3. Traders start new day fresh. They don't keep harping the past. They don't even care about yesterday. It is all about TODAY. 4. Traders ALWAYS have fun. That's is their Motto.
What is wrong having fun, while paying money, or making money ... it is not sslee father money they are paying, and they dont plan to give any money they make to sslee.
Leno apologise if happen to spoil your day. Hopefully this is the last leno need to come over to other counter.
This forum has been around for a while now, with hundreds of subscribers and thousands of readers.
Kamu siapa leno?
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So, leno CHALLENGE" u to open one new forum (like calvinTan, philip, etc) ... and see u dare or not. In your room, u can argue with anyone, with any counter.
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Posted by leno > 2020-12-15 10:41 |
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