Bøger af Gilbert Moore

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Forex trading is a phrase used to describe persons who are involved in the active exchange of foreign currencies, generally for the aim of financial profit or gain. There are so many beginners who wish to start forex trading and this book is a quick guide to help anybody without the knowledge of forex, start trading and make possible profits but this book does not guarantee profits for forex beginners, this book is only a guide. This book may take on the shape of speculators, who are trying to purchase or sell a currency with the purpose of gaining more money from the currency's price movement; or it might be a hedger that's attempting to safeguard their accounts in the case of an unfavorable move against their currency holdings.Becoming a forex trader means living and breathing the excitement, risk, and reward of trading in the biggest and most liquid market in the world. Do you have what it takes? In this book we will explore how you can become a forex trader, revealing the qualities you need and the processes to follow to get started and be a consistent trader. Most forex traders just go into forex trading without proper knowledge of what they are going into and in the process they lose all they invested but this book gives you insight and knowledge about what you should know about trading currencies and the common terms used in forex trading to enable you to navigate effectively and trade for profitable gain. Today, the forex market is the largest market in the world. More than $5 trillion is traded on the forex market daily. The future of forex is shrouded in uncertainty and is ever-changing, leading to everlasting opportunities for forex traders. Forex quotes reflect the price of different currencies at any point in time. Since a trader's profit or loss is determined by movements in price (the quote), it is essential to develop a sound understanding of how to read currency pairs. If I could tell my younger self three things before I began trading forex, this would be the list I would give. Ultimately though, if you are just starting out in the forex market, the best thing you can do is take time to learn as much as you can, starting with the basics. Read guides, keep up to date with the latest news, and follow market analysts on social media. You can also check out my books "Assets and Liability" and "Stocks", they will provide additional knowledge on owning and buying shares and the books will also expose you to financial terms and investment procedures and precautions that would enable young investors not to invest wrongly or lose their return of investment (ROI) due to avoidable mistakes.

Where did these history plays come from? On the surface at least, the idea for Socrates came from hearing a dramatic reading of Plato's dialogue The Symposium in 2001...The idea was reinforced a year later when I had the good fortune to visit Greece and experience for myself Plato's country: The air and sunlight, the ruins of the Pythian Apollo oracle at Delphi, the Theatre of Dionysus below the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and much more... The idea for Cervantes came during a soiree at the home of two dear friends in Marin. The writing of it began in 2003. The early drafts slowly matured into the draft published here. In 2004 Cervantes was cast and performed. But why? Why two history plays and not, say, two biographies? Biographies could be done, but I am not a biographer. Also, while compiling the sources for Socrates, I soon concluded that their factual content was paper thin...This not so shocking revelation opened a door to theater in me: Drop the pretense of documented truth and simply continue the ancient tradition of historical fairytales, but on stage. -- from A Preface to History As Story-Telling

"It began one afternoon nearly 30 years ago in the basement of the Rare Books Library at Tuskeegee University. Looking through a microfilm roller at the papers of Jean Toomer, an African-American novelist of the 1920's Harlem Renaissance, I scrolled pass the first page of a handwritten copy of Georg I. Gurdjieff's ballet Struggle of the Magicians on the roller. Not even typewritten. I scrolled back to it." So begins the author's notes to the first of a four-volume collection of plays documenting the evolution of a self-taught amateur playwright from a know-nothing to a homespun veteran of 22 productions, mostly Shakespeare, with six non-Shakespeare productions flowing from his own pen. For all that evolution, the author sees he's still a know-nothing, just one with a little more experience. So why inflict one more volume of printed anything, let alone four, on a print-weary audience of readers? Go make a movie. The reason is simple: Starting with this volume, "Collected Plays" documents a 30-year journey of self-revelation and discovery by the author: "Things as they are, myself as I am". Each play has been crafted to communicate this revelation to readers. The first two volumes are plays written with sanity checks removed from the virtual realities they construct, being full throttle exercises in magic realism. The third volume seems more grounded, but isn't really, being two history plays focusing on turning-point events in the lives of Cervantes and Socrates. The fourth hop skips through the mind of the child in each one of us to land on the hidden inner meaning of six modern fairytales. Dare to read them.

During the reigns of Ramses II and his successors, from about 1300 BC to 1150 BC, a social class of well-educated secular royal scribes and temple craftsmen appeared in Ancient Egypt rivaling the traditional priesthood in cultural influence, if not power. In their hands a new genre of literature took shape: Secular love poetry depicting in hieratic script real flesh-and-blood men and women, expressing real emotions and speaking to one another with real, often erotic and tender human feelings for the first time. Unfortunately, this state of affairs was to last only as long as the reigns of Ramses II and his immediate successors. Roughly 100 years.The translations edited and presented in this third edition represent the collective effort of at least three generations of Egyptologists, dating back to the late 19th century and reaching a highpoint in the translations of Miriam Lichtheim in the 1970s and the recent efforts of Bernard Mathieu and others.

Out of Africa The Ancient Egyptian Connection is a book about two journeys: the soul's journey from spiritual sleep to awakening and its journey within this awakening. The first of these has been well-documented, the latter equally significant, is rarely mentioned -- perhaps because most of us have little or no experience with it. It eludes ordinary comprehension. In this two-volume work, Dr. Moore (PhD, Princeton 1978) attempts to reconstruct the nature of those journeys from the fragmentary evidence left behind in two sources -- the so-called Book of the Amduat inside the tombs of Thutmosis III and Ramses VI and the less well-known Book of the Two Ways duplicated inside the lids of thousands of coffins of Ancient Egyptian nobles. Standing on the shoulders of two giants of Egyptology -- Alexandre Piankoff and Richard Faulkner-- Dr. Moore takes the unprecendented and daring step of mapping onto the sacred texts themselves the schema of the cartoon-like stick figures depicted on the tomb walls. Enigmatic until now, the text and images suddenly become transparent, voices can be heard. And then as if this were not radical surgery enough, the author identifies and decodes the voices. Nothing so controversial in its implications has been done before.