Thread: Hello All

I just joined today, someone linked this forum on another site, seemed pretty decent so here I am.

I haven't really looked at too much around here, gonna have to read up on how things are around here. Glad my welcome PM mentioned what the speed limit icons mean. Although, I still don't get what these levels mean (Yugo?)

I basically have no entrepreneurial experience, but I am willing to learn and put in work. I'm currently still in college (Culinary Arts Major), I just have to finish up a couple Spring & Summer classes before I get my Associates Degree.

I don't really have any specific questions, I will just spend a bit just looking around and soaking up some information. Looks like I will learn a lot here.

Originally Posted by qwerety

I just joined today, someone linked this forum on another site, seemed pretty decent so here I am.

I haven't really looked at too much around here, gonna have to read up on how things are around here. Glad my welcome PM mentioned what the speed limit icons mean. Although, I still don't get what these levels mean (Yugo?)

I basically have no entrepreneurial experience, but I am willing to learn and put in work. I'm currently still in college (Culinary Arts Major), I just have to finish up a couple Spring & Summer classes before I get my Associates Degree.

I don't really have any specific questions, I will just spend a bit just looking around and soaking up some information. Looks like I will learn a lot here.

Welcome Qwerty ...You'll love it here my friend.
The levels change with the number of posts you write. The more you type, the better car you'll be driving. That's the idea. The speed as you may know works by vote. When you post a good answer, a good post, or even ask a great question people vote to add speed to your profile.
Here are some links to help you understand this topic better:

http://www.thefastlanetomillions.com...ead.php?t=6864
http://www.thefastlanetomillions.com...read.php?t=215
http://www.thefastlanetomillions.com...ead.php?t=7728

A lot of us are still and will always be learning, so if you would like to open a restaurant or a business, even with no experience in entrepreneurship, this place has great advice for that.

Culinary Arts, miam miam...Any French dishes in the menu.

Howard

Ok, I see.
Thanks

Welcome to the board!

Welcome!

Welcome to the fastlane qwerty. You have an easy screen name to spell.

Thanks all.

Yeah it is easy, but you spelled it wrong lol

It has 2 e's

hi welcome to the board.

I think I should bump this. I have been gone for a long time now, but I am now back. Kinda thought I should add a couple things.

I am still a fastlane student, but the main thing I am trying to get into is FOREX. I have been studying and reading information on it for about 6 months now. I'm at the point where I am comfortable to start up demo accounts for a few months and really get into it. Its been hard to be as patient as I am, but I have to learn that.

I do not have the available cash to start up a micro or mini account yet, so I will use as much time possible, reading and practicing so when I have proper capital, I can jump in with confidence.

Of course I don't want to get burnt out on just FOREX, so this site will help me to explore other things at the same time keeping my mindset in the right spot, instead of getting too distracted with pointless things on the net.

Oh and to update my first post, I am out of college now, but the area I really want to work at in Culinary is baking or pastries. Sadly, the city I am in has very few bakeries or pastry places and the few around aren't too good. Just outside the city there are better ones but none are ever hiring. Thanks to grocery stores having baked goods it seems like not many people even go to bakeries or pastry shops anymore and just get that stuff from the grocery store now. At least where I live at least.

Welcome back -- I'd like to point out that DEMO trading and REAL trading are two different beasts. They use different platforms too. What might show a profitable trade on a DEMO account will be a losing trade on the real thing. A demo account is likened to a flight simulator in a warehouse whereas the real thing is up in the sky with an open cockpit and the wind in your face.

Just be careful in gauging your success on demo accounts.

Thanks man, I kept hearing lots of stuff as if the demo was basically the exact same for the most part as doing the real trading and the biggest change was the fact you aren't using real money. Kinda sucks the platform is different, because that means once you used to the demo one you gotta deal with a new when starting out on the real deal.

At least the principles of trading are the same either way.

Its been awhile, but I'm back again. Still learned a ton about forex, but life put me in a different position now.

Going from office to office selling my own baked goods (cakes, cookies, muffins, quick breads etc). To be honest its not going so well, but its something I really wanna do. This was a very inspiring site for me when I was learning about forex and just interesting ways to make money in general. So, now that I'm in a new area and doing sales, I can look up all kinds of new info and get new inspiration that will hopefully make me better at selling stuff.

Man, I remember when MJ wasn't even finished with the book yet. Now I see its jumped off just fine it seems. Congrats MJ if you happen to peek at this thread again.