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an amateur's futures trading experience  ads from google books ads alpari (uk) : hosts various instruments and platforms that allow you to cfd trade with derivative products . pages about me general futures trading tips join newsletter my futures trading rules privacy policy resources recent posts a tale of gold over the centuries, across the cultures foreign currencies and participant rewards – the simple solution why do most forex traders fail? factors that affect currency rates how to determine exchange rates categories big loss binary options day trading journey forex futures trading tips guest post investments judaism life in general politics single motherhood uncategorized archives september 2017 august 2017 march 2017 january 2017 december 2016 november 2016 august 2016 january 2016 june 2015 september 2014 july 2014 february 2014 january 2014 november 2013 october 2013 september 2013 august 2013 july 2013 may 2013 april 2013 march 2013 february 2013 january 2013 december 2012 november 2012 october 2012 september 2012 august 2012 july 2012 june 2012 may 2012 april 2012 february 2012 november 2011 october 2011 september 2011 august 2011 july 2011 june 2011 may 2011 april 2011 march 2011 february 2011 january 2011 december 2010 november 2010 october 2010 september 2010 august 2010 july 2010 june 2010 may 2010 april 2010 meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org a tale of gold over the centuries, across the cultures posted by deb | guest post | sunday 10 september 2017 6:40 pm for centuries, gold has been a symbol of power, prosperity, and wealth. since the day it was first discovered, people have held gold to be of remarkable significance. it has fascinated the humankind with its lustre – made people grow in wealth and power, and even brought them down with destruction. no matter what page of history we turn back to, the importance of gold has been prominent across cultures. it may have varied from religious and ethnic aspects, but it has always been deemed valuable. don’t believe us? read along to find out more! invasions & discoveries unlike the modern era, where we can simply buy gold from goldstackers and the likes of them, the early civilizations had to dig their own gold. it was the gold that led christopher columbus to the discovery of america. he wanted to capture the source of gold in china and was looking for a route that led him there – he ended up finding america instead. it was once again gold that led the spanish conquerors into looting and plundering the aztec and incan civilizations. it is said these civilizations were involved in gold mining and had huge stashes of gold. religion & gold christians consider gold to be a sacred metal. the rings that join two people in holy matrimony are made of gold. their ceremonial chalices and cups are usually crafted out of this precious metal. christians believe that only gold is a metal pure enough to be used for holding the wine that represents christ’s blood. it is said that the book of mormon in its original form was scribed on tablets of gold. egypt moving on to the ancient egyptians, gold was an extremely prized possession. the egyptian queens and pharaohs owned large stores of gold. it was considered to be the sun god’s flesh – obviously, because of its colour. the egyptians believed gold to be a representation of eternal life. this is why, when a person of religious or social significance died, their caskets were made of or inlaid with solid gold. central america the ancient tribes in central america thought gold to be precious enough to be presented to their gods. they threw the gold into sacred lakes or rivers as their humble offerings. asia gold is probably the most commonly used precious metal across asia. from the relics of the buddhist civilization that once lived in afghanistan to the extensive use of gold in making jewellery and other valuable crafts in china, korea, and the indian subcontinent – gold craft is something embedded in the collective asian culture. africa over the years a number of african cultures have used gold on a wide scale to craft a myriad of objects. most of these objects were created for the beautification of the tribal heads and chiefs. many african countries still have dedicated gold workshops to exclusively produce gold artefacts that are vastly used in the continent for ceremonial purposes. gold also happens to be one of the major exports of countries like sudan, bantu, and ethiopia. think you’ve got an interesting tale of gold to narrate in connection with different cultures? let us know about it. comments (0) foreign currencies and participant rewards – the simple solution posted by deb | forex , guest post | monday 21 august 2017 2:20 pm contests and campaigns as a media and marketing tactic are quite common on a global scale. corporations from around the world rely on marketing campaigns which host international giveaways for the winners and participants in order to promote their brand, products and services. now while this may seem like a profitable marketing tactic to most, especially because this approach promises greater consumer reach and audience interaction, it can pose as a problem when it comes to rewarding the participants with their winnings. how does a corporation figure out and effectively hand out the prizes or contest winnings to all the hopefuls that partook within the competition without seriously struggling through foreign currency rates and conversion hassles? think about it. if a united kingdom based corporation hosted an international event where people from far off places such as uganda or kenya, india, or afghanistan participated in and even won, how does the corporation justly hand over the winnings without stumbling upon the way, getting lost in proper currency worth, weightage and conversion calculations? it’s easy. companies worldwide utilize different cloud-based reward management systems which allow customers to present various opportunities for corporations regardless of their location in the world. businesses such as the carlton group in toronto with their global rewards platform present remote opportunities for corporations to adequately reward their personnel and clientele in a variety of ways no matter where their services are located, or based. the foreign currency management for international users of the global rewards solutions, the company presents specific international programs tailored to cater to the needs of the clients based in far off locations. the build in system at the grs automatically handles all the currency conversions and reward allocations based on the currency rates per country based on the closing of the day prior to the transaction. all the services provided such as the payments, escrow balances, participant rewards regardless of whether they are media based, event tickets or experiences, gift cards, merchandise, vacation or travel opportunities, or even cellular service top-up rewards, all are properly calculated based on all the economic indicators for foreign currency exchange rates. they are then adjusted for the currency inflation, or deflation per currency rates and then presented to the clients. the complete transparency through the quantifiable reports available through the global reward solutions ensures that any international client is fully protected against any and all risks associated with investing within an international market. the currency risk of investing in a foreign currency and having it balanced at your local currency exchange rate, liquidity risk or even the transaction costs which have the potential of fluctuating greatly are all well taken care of by the global rewards solutions foreign currency management programs. comments (0) why do most forex traders fail? posted by deb | forex , guest post | wednesday 1 march 2017 6:51 pm here’s the truth – most forex traders lose money trading forex. and, if you have tried it on your own you have probably

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