I think this will likely drag on into next week... Both weak buyers and weak sellers are in danger imho. k

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Same here, since 2013 though. I like o@nda because I can play with pocket/beer money and it offers oil trading with low margin/good leverage. However, for serious/life trading, I’d like to be sure that the broker is not trading against me. Just ...

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I think this move down is still fake, it should go back up testing the top (and bear's patience) once again... k

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There is always risk. I am still firmly in the bear camp. k

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Bulls not giving up. Will the top hold? k

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While on the right side of the discussion, you are overcomplicating the argument: That ship would never leave sight if it wasn’t for the Earth’s curvature. It would just become smaller and would rise up visually towards the next land where it was ...

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I was suggesting that you must be either living underground and/or (more likely and) be an edgy teenager if you haven't acknowledged the existence of horizon. What you seem to be saying is that you are an adult, actually living at the seaside, and ...

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Btw, this little summary is from Cosmos, I read it on my ipad just the other day. Cheers, k image

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I am somebody who (1) doesn't live 24/7 in my parents' basement, (2) am not blind, (3) have been to the sea, (4) am able to imagine what the scenery would look like if the Earth was flat, (5) have clearly observed a disagreement with this scenario ...

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Even better, go on a tourist ship or a ferry which brings you to some island. You are clearly going to see the highest peak of the island above the horizon first. k

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The end of this video (when you clearly just see the mast above the horizon) absolutely disproves the Flat Earth. Please, on a day with no wind leave the basement, go to the sea, pick up a pair of binoculars (or a telescope) and just observe the ...

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If somebody does not accept the argument that if the Earth were flat, there would be no horizon (the objects in the distance would just become smaller and not vanish below the horizon) it is a waste of time to discuss anything more advanced. Cheers, ...

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It really seems as if some of you people have never left your parents’ basements and your main insight of the world comes from the sketchier places on the internet... The railroad tracks are not made of single long straight pieces of metal. If they ...

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A lot of bull posturing in oil, but I don't think it should result in price actually going up... k

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Here is the very current status of the understanding of the Universe. The scientists involved were able to detect both the gravitational and the electromagnetic (light etc) signatures of a cosmic event. Here is the summary, the paper is also open ...

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1. I guess the lamp would wobble, rather than just circle around as in the illustration. It would be kind of similar to the normal understanding of the seasons. 2. No idea. They’d probably think the planets are just decorations on the ceiling (as if ...

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There be dragons, obviously. As far as I can tell, it would more be like a focused lamp. However, then sunrises and sunsets would not look as they do in reality. The sun at sunset would diminish and disappear while the sun would still be up in the ...

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I was curious, and this appears to be the „explanation“ for the time zones, also night and day I guess. Apart from the perpetual full Moon, one could find a few other things that are off in this picture as well. image

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If you want an argument based on common Forex knowledge: If the Earth were flat, the sunrise time in Tokio should roughly coincide with our sunrise. How is it so that the Tokio session opens around midnight (European time) then? The Japanese must be ...

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I am sure there are sometimes “perfect” conditions, meaning no kilometer-tall waves. And yet you will never see America from Europe. I’d venture a guess that the engineers involved were aware of Earth’s shape, so they make their plots relative to ...

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