Prayer request, 34th prayer request to succeed on FOREX
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Ok, just to make sure I understand:
1. You're trading futures on the Forex markets, hoping to make big profits.
2. Your parents are insisting that you do this, and your parents also say that you need God to be successful at it.
3. You say you are a kid and that you lied about living in North Korea so as not to reveal your real location.
4. You are counting the number of prayers you put up to ask God to help you find profitable strategies for trading because you believe your own prayers will be answered, and want this to inspire others.
If you want other believers to pray with you, we need to know:
1. Is what you're doing even legal in the country you are in?
I understand not wanting to reveal too much about yourself, which is fine, especially if you are, as you said in your post, "just a kid or something."
I don't know about the country you are in and you don't have to tell us, but in the USA, you cannot legally trade until you are at least 18. I'm a part of several financial chats and the younger members often talk about the fact that they can't even legally open their own accounts until age 18.
Their parents have to open custodial accounts for them, and in theory, the parents are to make financial transactions on behalf of the child, not the other way around. And bank accounts are much different from trading accounts, at least here in the USA.
2. Are you legally old enough to have your own account and to trade, or are you doing so in an account that's under your parent's names?
If you are not old enough and/or are using someone else's account to trade, most likely, what you are doing is technically illegal and possibly even criminal activity.
If so, you cannot ask God to bless this and you are intentionally asking Him to help you break the governing laws of your land. No amount of prayer, no matter how many times and from how many people, is going to make this right.
3. Are you able to have a talk with your parents about this?
Even if you are of age and have your own account, you obviously don't sound comfortable with this and should not be doing it.
4. Do you have a pastor/spiritual authority/church that you can confide in and come with you to talk to your parents about this if need be?
If you aren't meeting the legal requirements of your country, your parents are insisting that you break the law and seem to think God is backing them up.
And, if this is true, you are also here asking other believers in Christ to pray that God will bless your illegal activity, which I think you would have to know is wrong.
Now, even if you are of legal age, it's still important to have a talk with your parents. If they insist on doing this, they should be the ones doing so and not putting that burden on you.
Please confront your parents and tell them you do not want to do this, and they should not be trying to make you do so.
I will pray that God will lead you in this hope you'll keep us posted on how it goes.
1. You're trading futures on the Forex markets, hoping to make big profits.
2. Your parents are insisting that you do this, and your parents also say that you need God to be successful at it.
3. You say you are a kid and that you lied about living in North Korea so as not to reveal your real location.
4. You are counting the number of prayers you put up to ask God to help you find profitable strategies for trading because you believe your own prayers will be answered, and want this to inspire others.
If you want other believers to pray with you, we need to know:
1. Is what you're doing even legal in the country you are in?
I understand not wanting to reveal too much about yourself, which is fine, especially if you are, as you said in your post, "just a kid or something."
I don't know about the country you are in and you don't have to tell us, but in the USA, you cannot legally trade until you are at least 18. I'm a part of several financial chats and the younger members often talk about the fact that they can't even legally open their own accounts until age 18.
Their parents have to open custodial accounts for them, and in theory, the parents are to make financial transactions on behalf of the child, not the other way around. And bank accounts are much different from trading accounts, at least here in the USA.
2. Are you legally old enough to have your own account and to trade, or are you doing so in an account that's under your parent's names?
If you are not old enough and/or are using someone else's account to trade, most likely, what you are doing is technically illegal and possibly even criminal activity.
If so, you cannot ask God to bless this and you are intentionally asking Him to help you break the governing laws of your land. No amount of prayer, no matter how many times and from how many people, is going to make this right.
3. Are you able to have a talk with your parents about this?
Even if you are of age and have your own account, you obviously don't sound comfortable with this and should not be doing it.
4. Do you have a pastor/spiritual authority/church that you can confide in and come with you to talk to your parents about this if need be?
If you aren't meeting the legal requirements of your country, your parents are insisting that you break the law and seem to think God is backing them up.
And, if this is true, you are also here asking other believers in Christ to pray that God will bless your illegal activity, which I think you would have to know is wrong.
Now, even if you are of legal age, it's still important to have a talk with your parents. If they insist on doing this, they should be the ones doing so and not putting that burden on you.
Please confront your parents and tell them you do not want to do this, and they should not be trying to make you do so.
I will pray that God will lead you in this hope you'll keep us posted on how it goes.
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Answer 1: Yes it’s legal were I live, the country I live in is famous for online gambling.
Answer 2: I started to trade when I was 15 or 16 years old, today I’m 20, and I consider myself a kid until I’m 21.
Answer 3: I always talk to my parents about FOREX and they tell me to keep praying and never give up trading until I succeed.
Answer 4: my parents force me to do FOREX, I don’t want to do FOREX and they get mad when I refuse or wanna give up on FOREX, since I think it’s too hard.
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There is nothing dishonest about trading in foreign currencies. As a matter of fact, it is hard work. Currencies fluctuate on a daily basis (or even more frequently). Here is what Investopedia says: "Foreign exchange (Forex) trading is the process of buying one currency and selling another with the goal of making a profit from the trade."
The Bible does not consider making an honest profit as being "dishonest". Every business makes a profit in order to stay in business. The "profit" is the income of the business person or corporation for providing the products or services which it provides. Only Communists hate this concept, since they prefer to steal from honest businessmen and hand out "free cash" which is not really free.
The Bible does not consider making an honest profit as being "dishonest". Every business makes a profit in order to stay in business. The "profit" is the income of the business person or corporation for providing the products or services which it provides. Only Communists hate this concept, since they prefer to steal from honest businessmen and hand out "free cash" which is not really free.
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