Well, let me ask you a real question and this time please answer it instead of beating around the bush. If it is so easy, why are you failing so miserably? Say's a lot about you ...
Your son was killed. Shot him 3 times in the head. The 2 robbers were never found again. The father has to live everyday because he refuse to think about the Lions (robbers) who wanted a million dollars as well. He refused to feed the lions. The father should have let his son achieve his goals in life. NEVER tell a lion what he can not eat! True story. How does this relates to trading? Think about it! https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...ave-to-suci-it-up.381298/page-11#post-6029440
Hello p0box4, If I tell you, I have to kill you! Because if I tell you, then you will know exactly how I will make a million dollars in 6 months. Read the story again I sent you and think about it. When a Lion is hungry, are you going to stop the lion from eating? Go and get some sleep now.
Well that's actually a winning situation for me...I always suspected that kid wasn't mine, he had a wierd shaped head since birth. Upon his death, his mother confessed that she got drunk and cheated on me with a tiny brain criminal. DNA test confirmed it. Now I get to move to Thailand regret free and live like a king...blowing my savings on prostitutes and Thai boxing lessons.
Exactly what I expected, nothing but BS. You are turning out to be even worse than Padu, never expected that was even remotely possible. Some people should be protected from themselves, including you. Please stop trading forever, all you are doing is wasting your families money and making the people on the other side of your trades rich.
Hello p0box4, Exactly what I expected, nothing but BS. You are turning out to be even worse than Padu, never expected that was even remotely possible. Some people should be protected from themselves, including you. Please stop trading forever, all you are doing is wasting your families money and making the people on the other side of your trades rich.
tiny brain criminal @p0box4 and a very little penis @p0box4 Tell your wife or girlfriend to PM me so I can fulfill her ultimate fantasy.
Are we really pretending or is this a story about yourself or somoneone you know well? Anyway, I'll bite the bullet even though I know this is a trick question. First, you decribed me well. I am in my 50s and also have a son in his 20s. And as you said, we have a pretty good father-son relationship ("You and your son have a great relationship"). More importantly, as a father, I too have done, or tried as best as I could, to foster a deep moral principle in my son ("You teach your son right from wrong and to never ever break the law and to work hard in life and to invest and be a good man"). I believe this is applicable to all parents to some degree. Now you say I find out through Instagram message that my son is conniving with his buddies to rob a bank. Well, if that's true, I obviously failed as a father. I thought I taught him to be good and be a responsible person as well as a civic member of larger society. Against my good intentions, and not just mine but of all parents who wish their children well, he let me down. So what can I do at this stage? First and foremost, I would want to save my son from either harming himself or others. I also want to know his motives. Usually someone you've known all your life as responsible and cordial doesn't wake up one morning and decides to rob a bank. I know human nature does not change, and certainly not over night. Some of the questions I might ask myseslf are: Is he deep in debt that I might not know about? Is he taking drugs? Is he going through a mental trauma (he did serve in the military)? What about other emotional or social difficulties? I would definitely talk to him about these things without initially confronting him about the impending heist. But if I hit a wall, then I would definitely bring it up and convince him to change his mind. If that doesn't work, then obviously I would have to report it to the authority before things go south. My job as a parent is to balance between love and responsibility. Just giving in to whatever the hell your kids ask for is not love. And pretending that they're somehow normal even though their actions clearly not is not love. Covering up their actions, even after you find out they're just about to break the law, isn't love. And this is where parental reesponsibility comes into play. It involves teaching them about consequences of their own friggin' actions. And by the time your child is 23, he should be able to know all that without you having to explain it to him once again. (BTW I don't think I've ever made such a long reply as this before, especially one that has nothing to do with trading. Don't ask me to do this again, and certainly don't try to play with other people's emotion. Even if you do, I won't oblige anyway.)