You should add more info to the OP, also there is lots, lots of information open sourced.
I recommend new members to just search around this forum and ask for help instead of paying.
Topic: Newbies - Need advice, tips and learn how to work the market? (Read 859 times)
September 29, 2014, 12:52:52 PM
Newbies and Newbettes,
I know how frustrating it can be to start out with nothing more than a very strong sense of wonder and being very intrigued. I also know how intimidating it can look, as I was once there too.
Well I have been brewing up an idea lately in my mind, and think I might go ahead and do it. My site that I run, is a part of my Liberation Network (IRC, email, and much more planned) I am thinking of expanding one of the domains, to add a premium membership section, that for a very small one time fee, that practically anyone can afford, you will have unlimited access to the database that I have been working on with everything from trading bots and other useful apps, to the nitty gritty in-depth trading, and trading tips that I have learned over the years.
If you think this will go well, let me know. The fee will be very little perhaps 0.008 0r at most 0.01?
Lets hear it!
I know how frustrating it can be to start out with nothing more than a very strong sense of wonder and being very intrigued. I also know how intimidating it can look, as I was once there too.
Well I have been brewing up an idea lately in my mind, and think I might go ahead and do it. My site that I run, is a part of my Liberation Network (IRC, email, and much more planned) I am thinking of expanding one of the domains, to add a premium membership section, that for a very small one time fee, that practically anyone can afford, you will have unlimited access to the database that I have been working on with everything from trading bots and other useful apps, to the nitty gritty in-depth trading, and trading tips that I have learned over the years.
If you think this will go well, let me know. The fee will be very little perhaps 0.008 0r at most 0.01?
Lets hear it!
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