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Do you think this is possible or Near Possible through compounding? I will be documenting everything here as usual… Also, I will share the link to my live journal both trello and google sheet live later today ✅ No of Pairs - 2 (GBPJPY $ EURJPY) ✅ Risk per trade 8.33% of portfolio or balance ✅ Risk model - Compounding ✅ Strategy - FINAS QRM model ✅Start Date : 30/March/2026 Deadline to join is 12:00am 29th March 2026 Register here 👇🏾 finasedge.com/challenge/ Check this out and tell me what you think Assumption: • You 6x every month (×6) • Same saving pattern: • Months 1–2: save 30% • Month 3: save 70% • Month 4: save 30% • Months 5–9: save 70% ⸻ 🔢 Month-by-Month (6x Growth) APRIL • Start: $200 • End: $1,200 • Save 30%: $360 • Carry: $840 ⸻ MAY • Start: $840 • End: $5,040 • Save 30%: $1,512 • Carry: $3,528 ⸻ JUNE • Start: $3,528 • End: $21,168 • Save 70%: $14,817.60 • Carry: $6,350.40 ⸻ JULY • Start: $6,350.40 • End: $38,102.40 • Save 30%: $11,430.72 • Carry: $26,671.68 ⸻ AUGUST • Start: $26,671.68 • End: $160,030.08 • Save 70%: $112,021.06 • Carry: $48,009.02 ⸻ SEPTEMBER • Start: $48,009.02 • End: $288,054.11 • Save 70%: $201,637.88 • Carry: $86,416.23 ⸻ OCTOBER • Start: $86,416.23 • End: $518,497.37 • Save 70%: $362,948.16 • Carry: $155,549.21 ⸻ NOVEMBER • Start: $155,549.21 • End: $933,295.26 • Save 70%: $653,306.68 • Carry: $279,988.58 ⸻ DECEMBER • Start: $279,988.58 • End: $1,679,931.47 • Save 70%: $1,175,952.03 • Carry: $503,979.44 ⸻ 💰 FINAL RESULTS ✅ Total Saved (April → December): ≈ $2,533,986.13 ✅ Capital Going Into January: ≈ $503,979.44 ✅ Total Net Worth: ≈ $3,037,965.57
$100-$100k trading challenge (9 months locked In with FINAS) Model - Quarter Point Theory Don’t miss out on the greatest Trading movement ever. Most traders don’t fail because of strategy. They fail because they lack structure and proper risk management. So I’m fixing that. I’m starting a 9 months challenge (April – December) Trading Challenge: • Start with at least $100 - Any amount • 1 - 2 high-quality trade per day • Strict risk management • Weekly reviews + guidance • Full transparency Risk management plan will be revealed in live stream during the week I plan to risk 8.3-10% on each trade compounding every single trade … It’s going to work 99% because the frequency of trading is low with only high probability trades been taken The goal? Turn small, disciplined accounts into 6–7 figure results over time, through compounding, structure, not luck. No upfront Signal Fees How to Join this great movement 1. Repost this tweet 2. Tag at least 2 serious traders 3. Make a comment 4. Make sure you have deposited at least $100 in your broker… we will ask for evidence This is not for gamblers. This is for people ready to trade like a system, no guess work we have a model and we will be doing a live stream on how to achieve this goal 💯 Registration ends March 30 👇🏾 finasedge.com/challenge/ Let’s build consistency.
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$100-$100k trading challenge (9 months locked In with FINAS) Model - Quarter Point Theory Don’t miss out on the greatest Trading movement ever. Most traders don’t fail because of strategy. They fail because they lack structure and proper risk management. So I’m fixing that. I’m starting a 9 months challenge (April – December) Trading Challenge: • Start with at least $100 - Any amount • 1 - 2 high-quality trade per day • Strict risk management • Weekly reviews + guidance • Full transparency Risk management plan will be revealed in live stream during the week I plan to risk 8.3-10% on each trade compounding every single trade … It’s going to work 99% because the frequency of trading is low with only high probability trades been taken The goal? Turn small, disciplined accounts into 6–7 figure results over time, through compounding, structure, not luck. No upfront Signal Fees How to Join this great movement 1. Repost this tweet 2. Tag at least 2 serious traders 3. Make a comment 4. Make sure you have deposited at least $100 in your broker… we will ask for evidence This is not for gamblers. This is for people ready to trade like a system, no guess work we have a model and we will be doing a live stream on how to achieve this goal 💯 Registration ends March 30 👇🏾 finasedge.com/challenge/ Let’s build consistency.
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The biggest enemy of Arewa is not the outsider. It’s the Arewa politician who uses Islam to win votes but rules like Pharaoh once he gets power. He keeps the people poor, uneducated, and emotionally bl@ckmailed by religion, while his family lives soft in London and Dubai. The biggest enemy of Arewa is the so-called Sheikh who opens his mouth to defend jungle just!ce but closes it when leaders loot billions. He can quote hadiths to justify murder over bl@sphemy but is suddenly blind when girls are r@ped, children are starved, and the poor are crushed. The biggest enemy of Arewa is the tradition that turns !2-year-o!d g!rls into w!ves and 40-year-old men into pred@t0rs, then hides behind culture and religion to silence v!ctims. What kind of future are you building when you destroy a girl before she even becomes a woman? The biggest enemy of Arewa is the elite who brag about their oil blocks, private jets, and stolen billions while almajiri children sleep under bridges. They step on the heads of the poor to climb into power and use Islam as a shield to avoid accountability. The biggest enemy of Arewa is the silence. The holy silence when women are be@ten, girls are s0ld into marriage, and children d!e of preventable diseases. But let someone insu!lt te prophet, and suddenly there’s fire in your blood. Hyp0crisy is your true religion. The biggest enemy of Arewa is the imam who tells you to d!e for religion but never tells you to live for justice. He fuels anger, protects tyr@nts, and fears truth more than he fears God. The biggest enemy of Arewa is the cultural coward who fears education more than terr0rism. Who thinks western education is haram but has no problem using Twitter, driving foreign cars, and begging for foreign aid. The biggest enemy of Arewa is the northern man who thinks asking questions is rebellion. Who is loyal to tribe, party, or sheikh even when it means standing on the necks of his own people. The biggest enemy of Arewa is not the one exposing the rot. It is the one defending the rot because he profits from it. You wear Islam on your forehead, but your heart beats for power, not truth. Arewa did not start falling with Kano. It’s been falling for decades under the weight of hypocrisy, tyranny, religious manipulation, and elite betr@yal. And the loudest enemies of Arewa are those screaming "defend Arewa" while quietly bleèd!ng it to de@th.
The biggest enemy of Arewa is an Arewa man who helps outsiders destabilize the region. They exploit the power of those in authority for their selfish interests. If you truly care about Arewa, then you must understand that if Kano falls, the entire Arewa has fallen!
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Urgent!!!!! Anyone in Asaba Delta State who is A+ or O+ and can donate blood should please come to FMC Asaba, my mum's life is on the line!!!!! Guys help retweet please!!!!
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Replying to @TheRealOlagreat
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Time to TP, but broker ain't available. Patience Pays
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THIS YEAR IS MY LAST YEAR BEING BROKE!!! PASS IT ON!
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Another impactful message from Mrs. Ibukun Awosika. This is a must-watch for anyone in a relationship or those planning to enter one.
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HIGHWAY TO POVERTY. Lagos 🇳🇬 to Calabar 🇳🇬 Highway - 700KM - N15trn ($11Bn). Cairo 🇪🇬 to Cape Town 🇿🇦 Highway - 1,156KM - $1.6Bn (African longest highway). Continue to SHARE THIS POST UNTIL THEY CANCEL THIS CONTRACT AND OPEN A TRANSPARENT BID FOR IT. HOW DID NIGERIANS OFFEND THESE POLITICIANS? Hope For Nigeria Culled
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I don’t know about fine wine but these two photos are 12 years apart.
define ‘aged like fine wine’
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One of the biggest companies in Enugu. What do they produce here?
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Ifochakpii!
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The fastest 92pips made all my life. 2 entries shared to VIP & free channel Trade shared for free Gained 46pips each on entry one and 2 DAMN BRO t.me/Tradewithkene
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conductor work hard oh. 😔
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One down, one remaining
CHIEF DR. CAIRO OJOUGBOH, THE AKINUWA OF AGBOR KINGDOM DIED AS A RESULT OF SHOCK WHEN SOUTH AFRICA SCORED AGAINST NIGERIA LAST Night. He was said to be watching the live match between Nigeria and South Africa yesterday. In the course of the match, a penalty was awarded against Nigeria. And as soon as the South Africa team scored against Nigeria, Dr. Ojougboh was reported to have screamed, and then collapsed. Sadly, he passed on. Ije ụwa.
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It’s so disappointing when these people responsible for security of lives and properties of Nigerians, only remember they are technologically equipped when they want to threaten citizens, but not when they want to actually fight crime. A sick country!!!
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#NewYear2024: This National Resentment Against The Igbos Must Stop! In his book, entitled: "The Trouble with Nigeria," the erudite and distinguished global literary icon, Professor Chinua Achebe opined that, "Nigerians will probably achieve consensus on no other matter than their common resentment of the Igbo.” Achebe traced the origin of the national resentment of the Igbo to its culture that gave the Igbo man an unquestioned advantage over his compatriots in securing credentials for advancement in Nigerian colonial society. Among other things, Achebe pointed out that the Igbo culture’s emphasis on change, individualism and competitiveness gave the ethnic group an edge over the Hausa/Fulani man who was hindered by a “wary religion” and the Yoruba man who was hampered by” traditional hierarchies.” He therefore described the Igbo, as “fearing no god or man," was “custom-made to grasp the opportunities, such as they were, of the white man’s dispensations. And the Igbo did so with both hands.”
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