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Given the number of once-upon-a-time T2W members who've fled T2W in the last couple of months, and given the understandable impulse to adopt new identities, there can be more than a little confusion regarding just who it is whom one is talking to.

 

Therefore, would those of you who've adopted new names disclose who it is that you used to be? Unless of course there is some compelling reason for beginning again with a clean slate. Like having committed some felony or other... :)

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No problems DB.

 

As you may have guessed, due to me retaining the same signature & avatar, I am JTrader.

Perhaps i should have kept the same name.....I may change it so they match....we'll see.....

:)

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I'm wasp and I'm an alcoho..... Sorry, wrong board. No, but seriously folks, I am wasp, always was and will be...

 

Glad to be on a board about trading for a change.

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I used to post under the nick of MP6140 on T2W, but thought I'd go for a relaunch here.

 

GJ

 

Welcome Mike. Glad you could arrange such a noisy send off over at T2W. :crap: 9.

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its good to see people keeping the same names, and/or avatars/signatures. Easier to make associations that way, without havin to recall TL/T2W usernames etc.

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I am the Master Artiste formerly known as SOCRATES

 

You will learn much from me, if you are respectful.

 

If that’s the case, then the only skills you’re likely to impart are how to bullshit, bluff, deflect & generally annoy oneself around a public forum.

 

What a senile, ego inflated, clueless old **** like you knows about financial markets can be printed in capitals on the back of a UK postage stamp.

 

You’re a ******* embarrassment. And if the admin/hierarchy have got an atom of common sense they’ll fire your clueless ass straight down the garbage chute where it belongs.

 

Jesus H Christ, if this is the route TL is headed, then it's definitely time to bail.

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I used to post under the nick of MP6140 on T2W, but thought I'd go for a relaunch here.

 

GJ

 

:shocked:

If I ever see that name again... :crap:

 

oh and btw, I'm just me. without the '99'.

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I guess we're one step closer to "Elite" trader status now...

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Oh for goodness sake, guys, I am NOT Socco !

I was just fooling around - obviously too convincingly.

Really sorry if I've got people wound up.

I honestly didn't think anyone would take me seriously.

Richard

 

But you did such a good job.....

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