What I had written on my last two newsletters? You don’t know then click here read last newsletter and for Nickel call Click Here.
Let’s start talk about Nickel first, I said on 4th July 2012: Sell nickel without worry with targets: 932 – 930 – 928 and yep, our subscribers also sold it @ 939 and just today booked profit.
Oh yeah! I also said about Cardamom, I hope you read my last guesstimate carefully. I told you to buy cardamom when it was run around 1336-40 and yep that day it was kiss our cardamom all targets. Today also my subscribers bought cardamom at morning by sms, “BUY CARDAMOM @ 1454 AND BOOKED PROFIT 1482 LEVEL.”
I was also mentioned about Crude oil on 5th July but I said strictly to everyone – IF ONCE OPEN UPSIDE THEN DON’T SELL IT. I hope everyone listen carefully and leave to trade on it. Why I am saying here again because some peoples call me said to me, “I sell crude oil at opening bell.” Oops! When I was listening that time I got dizzy really.
That day also said same about Gold and yep.. I said my subscribers close eyes and sell it and forget! Also Gold was opened down side as I said and we sold it and still hold. I’m thinking it’ll crash more but I will update about Gold for my subscribers only! To become a subscriber, subscribe to our free newsletter services. Our service is free for all.
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“Many people work hard……the successful ones are the ones who work intelligently.”
I phrased it earlier (in the The productivity trap) this way:
“WHAT to do and HOW to do is more important than the amount of things you achieve.”
Or again in other words:
“It is not enough to work hard, it is important to work on the right thing in a good way.“
An old phrase also says: “Switch on your brain before you do something.“ In the last weeks I have seen pretty good examples where people worked hard on solutions where the goal could have been achieved better and easier by thinking simpler and different. Another phrase says: “It’s lonely in the saddle since the horse died.“
The Chinese government reported imports rose just 6.3 percent last month from a year earlier, less than half the 12.7 percent expected increase. No doubt this reflects softening domestic demand in the world’s second largest economy and one reason why commodities have been selling off.
Don’t you think the government has to be cooking up something big?
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