Bøger af Robert Nash

This guide is designed to provide traders with concentrated information about the essence of prop-trading, its advantages and disadvantages. The manual does not contain trading training, guaranteed algorithms and trading strategies, but the information presented is enough to pass the selection process and get a trading deposit in any proprietary company.Most of the information is obtained from personal experience of trial and error, and the rest from open sources. You can find and learn all this on your own if you have three to six months of "unnecessary" time and "unnecessary" $2000-3000 dollars.Buying this manual will save you time and money, and moreover you can start earning good money.These practical recommendations will be relevant: for beginners or those just learning trading and thinking about where to get money for a trading deposit;for traders who are trading but do not have sufficient trading capital;for experienced traders as an opportunity to scale their income.Today it is a unique opportunity for anyone to make money in the financial markets using proprietary company capital.Success in making money!

A Memoir based on actual events and the coming of age of a young boy mixed up and thrown into a life of uncertainty, filled with sexual, mental and physical abuse. Showing that the struggles of a child should not define who a person is and based on my life experiences it needs to be known that anyone can survive and triumph over any circumstances thrown their way. Robert, a kid from the streets of North Philly, as a child, poor, cocky and full of anger, rage and sadness. Triumphant over the shame of his past; growing into a responsible man; father and human being. Robert has never hidden from harsh realities; he has always taken from his past heartaches- lessons learned to build his life to what it is today-full of love, understanding and forgiveness. Straightforward, unvarnished, honest style, poetic and poignant in turns. Robert does not shrink from harsh truths. Unique storyline, informative and hits hard in inner, interpersonal and universal conflicts.

Rusty Ryan and trouble, seem to go together. First up, he has a run in with some modern day pirates in the form of bird smugglers. When Rusty upsets their plans he finds himself fighting for survival. Next, he and his mates find themselves in an abandoned gold mine. Without warning the mine entrance caves in and traps them inside with no apparent way out. Then something unusual happens and Rusty begins to wonder if the long dead miners are not still in there with them. But Rusty's biggest adventure comes when he discovers an old diary, which may have belonged to a famous bushranger . He suddenly finds himself at odds with the law and this time he could be in real trouble. These three stories are great reading for kids who love excitement and can see themselves responding to danger in the same way as our hero Rusty does.

"Well Mr Marshall it's time for me to go," and in saying so he withdrew a box of matches from his pocket and removed several matches which he intended striking at one time.Ben knew that he had little hope of doing anything to stop this man but there was no way he would go down without a fight.He flexed his leg muscles preparatory to launching himself at his assailant when someone spoke from behind him."Hello Manny you murdering swine you can't help burning people can you?"Ben Marshall enjoyed what he considered to be a perfect life. He had a wonderful family and a business that allowed him to be a generous contributor to his community. Then one day an acquaintance left an old suit case in his care and for reasons beyond Ben's understanding his life went into a downward spiral. Everything he held dear was at risk and in the end he has to fight to stay alive.This is a story about ordinary people becoming caught up in the web of crime and corruption that surrounds us in our everyday life and of which most of us are unaware.

Newly discovered work by a previously unknown Maine poet.

Provides an alternative to the more conventional modes of qualitative and quantitative inquiry currently used in professional training programs, particularly in education. This book features a very accessible presentation that combines application, rationale, critique, and inspiration-and is itself an example of this kind of writing.

Beginning with a brief overview of the Bible's structure and history, the authors highlight the development of the canon, point out the major events in the story of the Bible's translation into English, and assess the strengths and weaknesses of the different contemporary English translations of Scripture.