What to do after trading?

[Gumping]

Muay Thai = Thai Boxing ...(so like kickboxing!)

I too have taught - kung fu and tai chi. I had some success, but gave it all up when my daughter was born. I'd love to get back into that in a bigger way than I am now. I've also often thought about ways to introduce renewable energy/ reduce carbon footprints. Maybe when I've sorted myself out, I may trade a charity account and use it to fund renewable energy projects etc.

Conversely, I could also take up golf

 

[charttrainerdotcom]

After trading? Get drunk and try to forget the losses :clap:

 

[rathcoole_exile]

Had to google for what on earth that is must admit. Interesting stuff though.[/QUOTE]


I've always preferred wrestling with thais than boxing them (missus aside)

 

[charttrainerdotcom]

yep, specially may thais (googling this will probably find you an awesome recipe for this great cocktail

 

[BSD]

Wrestling with Thais while slurping May Thais.

 

[rathcoole_exile]

Wrestling with Thais while slurping May Thais.

but the may thais don't stay in the belly button for too long once you start wrestling them

 

[charttrainerdotcom]

Yep, my strategy is that you just have to wrestle many of them. One of them might come back out but you can still say you won against the rest

 

[charttrainerdotcom]

A good thing to do after trading: Document your trades and learn from the mistakes :cheesy:

 

[fcmisc]

A good thing to do after trading: Document your trades and learn from the mistakes :cheesy:

I prefer to spend my evenings playing with my tank engine.

 

[fifty2aces]

I prefer to spend my evenings playing with my tank engine.

Euphemism?

 

[theroguetrader]

get the Rocky IV tunes on - and hit the gym...... !!

 

[nkruger]

Back onto the original question.

Firstly, can't imagine getting 'fed up' with trading ~ the reason I got into it was so I could carry on working way past the stupid 'retirement age' which I believe is a scheme by the goverment to encourage people to then start quietly dying and hence save billions in old age pension pay-outs.

By the time I hit my mid-fifties I would like to be working 3 or 4 days and I think a good idea would be helping youngsters in the community in one endeavour or another (not quite sure yet) although one worthwhile thing I did once was showing a group of Cubs (aged around 8~9) how to climb a 60ft climbing wall ~ Their faces were a picture once they had ALL achieved something they had previously thought impossible.

 

[rathcoole_exile]

Nick, great post !!
my wee Ashlene is only 14 months but every day the sense of wonder and awe as she discovers something new about the world is a joy to behold.
There are a many projects out here aimed at helping the poor, especially the kids, so I hope I can soon start doing more than dropping 20 baht into the beggars' tins.

In fact, although my wife is set against it, because culturally, Thais have never done so, I want to adopt a babba or two eventually.
It's heartbreaking seeing them in the orphanage, knowing that, whatever kindness they experience as a youngster, their fate is still to end up on the Game or as a Junkie. Unless adopted for a better life ....

 

[shadowninja]

Euphemism?

If I was blowing steam through my "tank engine", I'd see a doctor sharpish!

 

[charttrainerdotcom]

Could you also help the Dow to climb the 13000 points wall? He´s in desperate need...