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What is going on guys in this video I'm going to answer a common question that I get very

very very frequent

Question is how many pips?

Should I expect to make per week per month?

How can I become a full-time Forex trader how many pips should I be aiming for first of all a lot of people are wondering?

how many people need to make to be a consistent profitable trader and the thing is if you're setting yourself up for a

Constant number like you have to make 250 pips per month for example

You're setting yourself up for failure you do not want to do that because the markets are inconsistent

So therefore for example if you're only aiming for 50 pips and the market are

Handing out more than 50 pips. You're going to cut your gains short

But if the markets aren't moving the market trend going your way

They're not going following your ideal trading strategy that you created as we're teaching the course

Then you're going to be over trading trying to make those 250 pips per month for example

When in reality the markets just not moving it's not there

December a lot of times the market in December during the holidays it doesn't move as much

So you have traders that are aiming. I have to make 200 pips per month because that's my goal

It's like you're trying to put a constraint they set limit on something

That's extremely inconsistent and Barry's all the time

The the volatility in the market is various depending on what's going on with global events just the news

the economy this and that

sometimes the market just randomly jumps on like a Sunday night and

The same amount of pips no one has no idea

why in the media says the banker fat-finger the trade and cost is the net a

Lot of times people don't know what causes these moves so you're setting yourself up for failure if you have a consistent

Goal that you need a reach

that really depends on what the market is doing and

your trading plan overall

So what should you really do is worry about being?

Profitable whether you make five pips a week

Or you make 50 pips a week you can't that's like you're trying to tell

Okay, let me give us a little example. That's like a little third grader telling the

elementary school principal on what to do

You're the little third grader

You can't tell the market which happens to be the principal in this case

how many pips would give you this does not the way it works you have to follow the market and

obviously try to make pips

But whether you make a little bit or a lot that all depends on what the market is doing at that time your training?

you can't

And I repeat you cannot control the market in any way not as a retail trader. There's it's impossible

That's a beauty of the forex market. You don't have some rich guy down in like, Hawaii

Controlling the market where liquidity is slow

It's just impossible because the retail trader doesn't have enough capital do that the markets of five trillion dollar markets

Ridiculously huge you it doesn't matter how much money has a regional trader you have

You still can't move the market

So with that being said how many pictures you aim for obviously you want to be profitable get an idea

again, this is going to depend on your trading plan some people might have a

My head long-term goals. They might want to aim for 500 hips for every like two. Let's say every quarter every two to three

three to four months

Some people might be happy with let's say it all depends it all depends on your trading plan, okay?

So summarize how many picture you've been making for result

if you want to make

time

You don't have a number

Point of this is to be profitable to make as many pips in the long term and to continue doing this as a full-time business

So with that being said do not have set limits because you're setting yourself up for failure, so that's that's definitely a bad thing

In regards to me personally I tried to as long as I'm profitable. That's all that matters. I could care less about any anything else

If I make two pips in one day, but I make 200 pips in one day

I don't care as long as I'm not losing money

That's my main goal at the end of the at the end of the day do not do not sit constant goals for yourself

That might be good another in other aspects of life where you can control certain situations like going to the gym

Gaining weight this and that but we're talking about the beast like the market

That's way out of your league. You can't control that so do not set goals for something you can't control

Because you're setting yourself up or doom

Do not do that. Let's see, this is the weird thing about Forex. You can because it sounds dumb like why wouldn't I set goals?

Everyone tells these cycles and media tells you to set goals the gurus tell you to set goals

But in the forest mark anything in general. You can't control you shouldn't set goals

because

How do you reach no matter how hard you try

You don't know if you're gonna get a while swinging, so you're gonna turn off the market feeling to be

It's just you can't control it so therefore you shouldn't try to set goals which

Directly is trying to control you if you set goals so to summarize all

You have to do it worry about the end of the day is one don't lose money. That's one number one

Rule number two is see rule number one. That's we have to worry about so whether you break even during the day

I call that a successful date because one you didn't lose money and two I

Could have been a lot worse sure you didn't gain anything, but at the same time

You didn't lose anything and actually you did gain something, which is the most important thing which happens to be experienced knowledge education

Like I said in other videos

That's the most important thing you're learning you took another day you succeeded in their day in the market. That's all that matters being consistent

Keeping added and then a long term. It will eventually pay off

Remember like I said you want to

Not every training to be a winner you're gonna win seven traits lose one trait as long as your lot sizes in there consistent

Matter it's like I'm making

seven bets of 100 bucks

I went seven and lose one, so I'm you guys. Don't get one saying so but that being said guys

I hope this answered any of the common questions. I've been getting a lot

If you guys have any other questions send them to me

Through a message or whatever I am always in the computer trading so if you guys

Have anything I would I'll respond to that question immediately. I'm always on a computer

But with that said make sure to subscribe stay tuned for the next videos. I'll talk to you guys later

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How Many Ways - Disability Day of Mourning 2018 - Duration: 8:07.

So, as Sam introduced, my name is Amythest.

It's my honour to be here today.

I am autistic, and I am chronically ill, and I am disabled.

And every year I find it more difficult to speak on disability and filicide.

The challenge is this: How many ways can I come up with to say, "Please stop killing

us"?

This is a day of remembrance.

This is a day of mourning.

This is a day where we gather as a community and say, through our presence and our vigil,

that we will not forget those who were lost.

We will not look away from this horror.

We will witness, and we will grieve the loss of life, and we will not accept this.

Because this is also a day of judgement.

This is a day of accountability.

This is a day on which we lift our voices and call for justice; on which we affirm with

our strength, our numbers, and our fire that this is not okay.

That we are watching.

That we demand better, and we won't be silenced, and we stand together to demand protection

under the law and full rights for every disabled person.

But how does this happen?

It's a question that's asked a lot.

How does this happen?

This happens because disabled lives are considered less valuable, less valid, and because disability

is thought of as worse than death.

Because disabled people are considered burdens, objects of pity or inspiration, as incomplete

or extra or subhuman.

Ableism has been around a long time, but disabled people have been around longer.

It's been this way for a while, but it hasn't always been so, and it doesn't have to be

this way.

Tens of thousands of years ago- stay with me- there was a Neanderthal man who lived,

who loved and was loved.

We know from his skeleton that he was disabled at a young age and later incurred serious

injuries and developed a joint disease that would have made daily life difficult and painful.

Researchers call him Shanidar-1, after the location where he was found.

He died elderly and well cared for, at an age impressive even for non-disabled Neanderthals

to reach.

What that means that, disabled as he was, his life was considered valuable.

Although he could not contribute to group welfare in the same way was as his non-disabled

peers could, he was still an important member.

Shanidar-1 was cared for by his community for decades, and he is not alone.

There are many other examples of early humans and pre-humans caring and providing for disabled

individuals.

There is nothing natural, just, or fair about the way we treat disabled people today.

Colonialism is not natural.

Capitalism is not natural.

Ableism is not natural, it is created and cultivated.

They appeal to "nature" to justify their bigotry.

They defend their position as oppressors with lies.

They say, "Survival of the fittest."

They say, "Burdens on society."

They say, "Unnatural, abnormal, to be corrected."

And they are wrong.

We are as natural as the Western Red Cedar.

We have every right to be here.

But oh, how they hate us and fear us, all the more when they can't control us.

We are not burdens.

We are not black holes.

We are not broken, or bad luck, or better off dead.

There is nothing true in their hatred.

Their fear is not sacred.

And their ignorance is not untouchable.

We will change the world, and they will change with it or be left behind.

I can't speak to hate anymore.

Let me speak on love.

Love moves mountains.

Love is hard work.

Love is labour, love is sacrifice.

Love is giving, is healing, is changing.

Love implements policy.

Love demands justice.

Love listens and follows.

Love is allyship, is uplifting, is empowering.

Love must motivate what we do, always.

Love should be our highest goal.

It is love that brings us here today.

Love, and her sister Hope, and those beautiful daughters Anger and Courage.

It is love that illuminates fear and reveals it for what it is.

It is love that combats hate, that calls for progress, that demands we do better.

It is love that drives us, because it has to be.

And now I speak to every disabled person who is listening: You deserve the world.

You deserve to experience its daily majesties and mundane miracles.

What you can do matters.

What you want is important.

Your life has worth and value.

Together, here today, we affirm that we deserve to live.

We are better alive than dead.

We are just as human as they are.

We are not alone, and together we are mighty.

We have done and will do incredible things.

And to those we have lost to the violence of ableism, those named and unknown, those

relative few accounted for and the countless lost to indifference and time: I am so sorry.

You were wronged.

You deserved so much better.

We remember.

What will they say about us?

I know what I'd want the children of the future to hear from their teachers, to read

from their books.

"The early 21st century was marked by the resurgence and new growth of the disability

rights movement.

At that time filicide was a systemic and frequently occurring horror, and yearly vigils were held

to mourn the dead and call for justice from a biased system and a seemingly uncaring society.

Though we find it difficult to imagine now, disabled people were forced to defend their

humanity in the face of violent ableism and to beg for their very lives.

We owe much of society's advancement in human rights to the work of these disabled

activists."

I know that's what I'd like to hear.

We have a long way to go.

This is uphill every way and we are opposed on all sides.

But I look at the work of past and present activists, and I look at how far we've come,

since Woodlands, and I believe.

I believe we can achieve a future in which these vigils are a part of our history.

In which the lives of disabled people are just as valued, cherished, and defended as

non-disabled lives.

I believe that because I have to.

Because we're not alone.

Because hope is kept alive by each one of us.

So when I want to hide, I show up.

When I feel hopeless, I find reasons to hope in my community.

And I challenge myself:

How many ways can I come up with to say, "Please stop killing us"?

Thank you.