one time in life enough ... for any person and he's children List of U.S. jackpots of at least $300 million $656 million, Mega Millions (March 30, 2012) shared by 3 tickets: Kansas, Illinois, and Maryland. Cash payout $474 million. $390 million, Mega Millions (March 6, 2007), 2 tickets: Georgia and New Jersey. Cash payout $233.1 million, third largest in American lottery history. $380 million, Mega Millions (January 4, 2011), 2 tickets: Holly Lahti of Rathdrum, Idaho; and Jim and Carolyn McCullar of Ephrata, Washington. (Cash payout $240 million, second largest cash value claim in American lottery history, pending the outcome of $337m annuity/$244.7m cash jackpot below, won on August 15, 2012) $365 million, Powerball (February 18, 2006); Nebraska. Biggest win on one ticket; shared by eight workers in a meatpacking plant. $363 million, The Big Game (precursor of Mega Millions), May 9, 2000, by 2 tickets (Illinois and Michigan.) $340 million, Powerball (October 19, 2005); Oregon.[1] The cash value, $164.4 million, was split by the Chaney and West families.[2] (pending) $337 million, Powerball (August 15, 2012); Michigan. Cash payout, $244.7 million, would be largest in Powerball history if the ticket is claimed. $336 million, Powerball (February 11, 2012); Rhode Island. Louise White of Newport chose the cash payout, $210 million, then largest in Powerball history.[3][4] $336 million, Mega Millions (August 28, 2009); California and New York. $331 million, The Big Game (April 16, 2002) by 3 tickets (Georgia, Illinois, and New Jersey.) $330 million, Mega Millions, (August 31, 2007) by 4 tickets (New Jersey, Maryland, Texas, and Virginia.) $319 million, Mega Millions (March 25, 2011); New York. $315 million, Mega Millions, won November 15, 2005, by a group called "The Lucky 7", in Anaheim, California, Choosing cash, their prize was $175 million.[5] $314.9 million, Powerball, won December 25, 2002, by Andrew J. Whittaker Jr., in West Virginia. Opting for the lump sum, as with most winners, his prize was $170,505,876[6] $314.3 million, Powerball (August 25, 2007); Indiana.335,000,000
...and if speak about trading? What if someone consistently wins 60% of time with 1:1 or better average risk:reward? How do you explain that?
New market wizard Video Rhode Island woman, 81, is $336 million Powerball winner http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/story/2012-03-06/powerball-lottery-winner/53389588/1 BLOG: 81-year-old wins $336.4M Powerball "I want to say that I'm very happy. And I'm very proud," White said in a ceremony marking her win. "This will make my family very happy. We are truly blessed." White purchased the $2 ticket on a run to a Newport Stop & Shop for rainbow sherbet just hours before the Saturday night drawing. Fittingly, Tuesday's check was made out to the "Rainbow Sherbert Trust." The odds of winning were tiny â about 1 in 175 million. White didn't believe she had won after hearing the numbers 1-10-37-52-57-11 on TV. After checking the Internet, "we still didn't believe it," she said. "We turned off the computer and turned it back on and went back to the website, and my numbers were still there," White said. "We hugged each other and jumped up and down screaming." "She still can't believe she won," said family friend Barbara Martocci. "She's a very down to earth, grounded, nice woman. Her life revolves around her family."
cornixforex ...and if speak about trading? What if someone consistently wins 60% of time with 1:1 or better average risk:reward? How do you explain that? ########### Please open new thread and post your propaganda in own thread
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################# 1...Open new thread and post your proganda in own thread NO ANY INTERESS TO ANY INFORMATION FROM YOU and ANY DISSCUSION WITH YOU 2. Att Moderator/admin respondent cornixforex suspected to be posting spam multiple time's in multiple thread's
This is not spam, this is posting on a public forum where it's not restricted to post arguments in any thread... So you'll have to live with it.