How much risk it would be if I want to take Forex as my only profession

merey khayal say dear agar aap ke pass trading ke bare me knowledge or experiance hai or aap ne demo account me trading kar ke trading ke bare me knowlege hasil kiya hai to aap ko chaiye ke apne knowledge ke mutabiq risk le kar trading kare jis se agar aap ko loss bi hao jye to koi problem na ho

we should take a risk as we have a knowledge and if we have not aknowledge sowe should not trade untill we have a goodknolwedge about forex you also can start forex iwth a little knowledge but with this bet that you will increae your knowledge in eral trade

g hnbhai jan ap ne sahe kaha man ap ke bt se agree krta hn g han bhai jan forex man bhot he riski ha or ajkal to is ko profshnal byuaya hoa ah q ye ek real busines ha

whom Kai ill treated, and whom thou hast avenged." And hereupon, behold
there came the Queen and her handmaidens, and Peredur saluted them. And
they were rejoiced to see him, and bade him welcome. And Arthur did him
great honour and respect, and they returned towards Caerlleon.

And the first night, Peredur came to Caerlleon, to Arthur's Court, and as
he walked in the city after his repast, behold, there met him Angharad
Law Eurawc. "By my faith, sister," said Peredur, "thou art a beauteous
and lovely maiden; and were it pleasing to thee, I could love thee above

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all women." "I pledge my faith," said she, "that I do not love thee, nor
will I ever do so." "I also pledge my faith," said Peredur, "that I will
never speak a word to any Christian again, until thou come to love me
above all men."

dismounted, and led his horse towards the wood. And a little way within
the wood he saw a rocky ledge, along which the road lay. And upon the
ledge was a lion bound by a chain, and sleeping. And beneath the lion he
saw a deep pit, of immense size, full of the bones of men and animals.

And Peredur drew his sword, and struck the lion, so that he fell into the
mouth of the pit, and hung there by the chain; and with a second blow he
struck the chain, and broke it, and the lion fell into the pit, and
Peredur led his horse over the rocky ledge, until he came into the

valley. And in the centre of the valley he saw a fair castle, and he
went towards it. And in the meadow by the Castle he beheld a huge grey
man sitting, who was larger than any man he had ever before seen. And
two young pages were shooting the hilts of their daggers, of the bone of

the sea horse. And one of the pages had red hair, and the other auburn.
And they went before him to the place where the grey man was. And
Peredur saluted him. And the grey man said, "Disgrace to the beard of my

brother kam invesment hi always use karain to behtar hay kyn ke is companies ka kuch pata nahi hota hay aur itna hi risk lain jitna ke ap bardasht kar skatay hian.

porter." Then Peredur understood that the porter was the lion. And the
grey man and the pages went together into the Castle, and Peredur
accompanied them; and he found it a fair and noble place. And they

proceeded to the hall, and the tables were already laid, and upon them
was abundance of food and liquor. And thereupon he saw an aged woman and
a young woman come from the chamber; and they were the most stately women

he had ever seen. Then they washed, and went to meat, and the grey man
sat in the upper seat at the head of the table, and the aged woman next
to him. And Peredur and the maiden were placed together; and the two

jnab risk her business me bht zayda hta hy but me ny yehi suna hy k yahan kuch zayda e risk hyy but agar ap ka hath beth jata hy is kam me to apki mojen hen best wihses form my side