Do you believe that successful trader share their secrets

trading ma kamyab hona ka leya hamy aysa kam koh bohot achi ban sakta ha kyo kah ajha tak muaj yah pata ha as mah ahm bohoit achi kam karva ka bad he kuch kar sakta ha.

to the palace of the
sorceresses. And there he remained for three weeks, and then he made
choice of a horse and arms, and went his way.

And in the evening he entered a valley, and at the head of the valley he
came to a hermit's cell, and the hermit

ji janab m aisa believe nhi rakhti ho k successful trader apny secret dosero sy share kery.ager aisa kery ga to us ki kamyabi ky sacret us ky pass nhi rahy gy .is ly best trader ki apny secret apny pass rakhny chaye to tub hi wo business m kamyab ho skhy ga.

welcomed him gladly, and there he
spent the night. And in the morning he arose, and when he went forth,

behold a shower of snow had fallen the night before, and a hawk had
killed a wild fowl in front of the cell.

And the noise of the horse
scared the hawk away, and a raven alighted upon the bird. And Peredur

stood, and compared the blackness of the raven, and whiteness of the
snow, and the redness of the blood,

jee han agar ap iss business main kamybi hasil ker lete ho too ap ko iss business main achi learning ekrni ho gi then hi ap iss business main success le ekr dosre trader ko share ker sakoo ge orr kamyb bi ho ge

to the hair of the lady that best he
loved, which was blacker than jet, and to her skin which was whiter than

the snow, and to the two red spots upon her cheeks, which were redder
than the blood upon the snow appeared to be.

Now Arthur and his household were in search of Peredur. "Know ye," said
Arthur, "who is the knight with the long

spear that stands by the brook
{72} up yonder?" "Lord," said one of them, "I will go and learn who he

is." So the youth came to the place where Peredur was, and asked him
what he did thus, and who he was.

And from the intensity with which he
thought upon the lady whom best he loved, he gave him no answer. Then