Get A Forex Robot Now For Maximum Cash Return

The machine era is here. It’s not the rise of machines kind of situation just yet, but several lines of codes are already having a serious impact on our lives in every possible field. 

Forex is not an exception. Are you ready to find out how artificial intellect can change your trading? Explaining Forex robots from scratch in our article.

What is Forex Robot actually?

Don’t worry, it’s not going to be a Terminator sitting in front of your laptop. Forex robot is a program, a code, written according to a particular trading strategy.

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It uses technical signals to enter into trades, while a trader sleeps soundly. Depending on particular indicators and initial settings, this program can either help trader perform on the market or trade fully automatically.

Trade automatically? Like, you don’t need to do anything?

Actually, you can use the robot for both partly and fully automated trading. Both options have their advantages. Clever robots analyze the market patterns and possible turns, read signals and particular indicators – some traders choose to put the whole trading process on the shoulders of the computer code with preferred settings. 

Although some traders prefer to still take part in the trading process and trust robot with only a part of the market performance. Since the robot is clever but is still just a piece of code, some traders like to keep it supervised.

Okay, what are the pros of using robots?

The obvious advantage of using Forex robots is the amount of “free” time you get as a trader. The robot analyzes the market and opens orders 24 hours. Robot processes the signal for opening or closing the order at an incredibly short time, which is not possible for any professional.

 Crucial is that many of the good robots have risk management inserted in their initial code, so when you trade with a robot, you are more protected from losing your deposit because of the emotions. Also the great advantage of the robots is that they help to reduce the phycological pressure: it’s not the trader who watches all the ups and downs of the chart, but only the machine.

So, the robot is always right? What are the cons then?

Robots work accordingly to particular rules. In terms of their own settings and indicators that they were written with, they are always right. However, they can’t adjust to the rapidly changing situation on the market by themselves. 

Robots are smart, but they are programs, that need to be reset and updated time to time. So, whenever the market changes beyond the frames of robot’s initial settings, a trader needs to correct the program and sometimes rewrite or add to initial code. 

The fact that robots have to be updated accordingly to the market situation might become a serious disadvantage for some people.

Seems like robots are useful, but they are so different!

This is true. Trading robots, like any other software, can be sold with a different configuration. Make sure that when you buy a robot, you get the manual or some other kind of instruction for installing it – otherwise, it will be nothing but several strings of code. 

The more possibilities the robot has for the manual and personal settings, the better – it means you’ll get the inside look and a chance to set it for your purposes. Moreover, if you’re willing to go an extra mile, you can write the robot yourself: then it will be fully customized and most probably will fit your trading goals as perfectly as possible.

I see, how do I choose a good robot then?

To choose the right trading robot, you must first decide on a working strategy and keep it in mind. Don’t let yourself be fooled by rapid big profits percentage – it might be the result of aggressive settings of the robot, and in the future, it can cause your deposit being unsafe. 

Follow your trusted trading strategy, otherwise, a robot can easily let you down. There are many different bits of advice on choosing “the one”, but remember – the only way to truly see if the robot is working correctly, is testing.

Testing? What do you mean?

Once the robot is more or less set, it should be tested. Many people test their robots on demo accounts, but there’s a very serious reason not to do it. Demo accounts lift the phycological pressure from trader’s shoulders, because knowing you don’t operate real money leads to bolder decisions.

 In case you are testing a robot, the phycological factor of the real market stress should be included into calculations. A second reason for testing on real accounts is that demo accounts usually don’t include such things as the spread, don’t have any execution problems and are, in fact, a bit too flawless to teach the robot to avoid the market’s traps. 

So, when you are testing your robot, start with your real accounts of the type you want to use it on.

And what account type is most suitable for trading with robots?

You can use robots on any type of accounts. Some people prefer to install robots on Micro and Cent accounts to perform a great amount of small more or less the same patterned orders. Some people use standard or ECN for more long termed positions. The choice of the account is on you – according to your purposes, plans and the amount of automatization you want to use.

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9 Football Players and A Coach Perish in Sierra Leone Car Crash

 The nation of Sierra Leone and the entire football family in Africa is mourning the death of 9 football players and their coach in a deadly car accident that took place on Sunday along the Makoth and Makarie road way in the Bombali  District.

The NEFRA Public Relations Officer, Mohamed Papa B, confirmed the sad news.

A total of 30 individuals, 25 players, a coach and officials were in a mini-bus when it collided with a full loaded truck - head-on collision whose accident are always gruesome.

He said " among the nine football players, defender Anward Koroma, Daniel Kanu, a goalkeeper and head coach Samuel Kanu were among the deceased. They were returning from a successful community football gala.

About 20 seriously injured, some reported to be in critical condition in Makeni Regional Hospital. 

As the North East football Association suspends football activities till all player are being paid their last respect.

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5 Most Important Reasons Why Your Products Are Hardly Sold On Facebook

5 most important reasons why people are not buying your products online especialy on Facebook👇👇👇

I am Rooney Nshing nicknamed KoP, passionate about everything I do. I am a scientist, blogger, Fx trader but adore agriculture. 

There are a good number of reasons why your business doesn't have sell outs on social media;

When you post on social media like Facebook, only friends or group members can see your product. But how many of them are interested. You need the secret.

1. You dont have a Facebook page. Having a Facebook page permits you to boost your posts and tag the regions or countries and an estimated number of people to view your product also provided. E.g if I am selling a car, I will target Facebook users in Bamenda, Bafoussam, Yaounde, Douala E.t.c I mean areas where Facebook users can easily view or people using Facebook in these regions are likely to see my product, not just your friends.

2. You don't have a website or a blog. When You have a blog, you can easily write articles about your product, add links to your pages and can even boost those links. Note that blogs appear on Google search. Just type "Nshing Rooney and Forex trading in Cameroon" on Google. All my blogs, Facebook pages and many will pop up and even on YouTube.

3.If I create a post title e.g "Longrich in Cameroon" and add it to my webpage or blog, anyone searching about longrich on Google will fall on it to read. On reading they will find my contact and get more or join Longrich or even click your affiliate link and join without bothering you. Make sure you add a link on how to create an account with the company and add a link to the post. I bet you he or she will do it without worries. This is what I call affiliate marketing. Many Cameroonians don't know this.

4. When you make good videos and add to your Facebook page, also write about the product and add pictures and videos to your website or YouTube channel especially when there is competition on selling that product, service or idea. Someone just using a Facebook page can't compare with you having a Facebook page, YouTube channel and a website. You didnt know this right?

5. Note that Facebook just like Google started paying pages with 1000+ followers and a good number of engagement but you need to apply and create good videos or good content. For content, you need a website or a blog. E.g when watch MC angel videos on Facebook, an advert will just pop up, maybe advertising a college or whatsoever for a few minutes and disappear. 

Their page has been approved by Facebook and they make huge sums from it. Youtube does same. Check out the images above. You will find Google adverts there. 

MTN Cameroon and other companies worldwide send adds to Google and Google send back the ads to us bloggers in Cameroon to help them advertise at a token. Hey check out the share button on the image showing my blog. I can still share my posts on every platform in the twinkle of an eye. Yes even on Whatsapp on a single click.

6. Many who come to me to learn forex always say this " I saw you on Facebook, Youtube video, Google search e.t.c... Hey our next batch starts on the 2nd Feb.2021 join us here https://chat.whatsapp.com/Cmrforex . If you have join our group know that you have taken a bold step into financial wisdom.

As from today, I think you have gotten a brief idea why your products are still hidden in the shelf.

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Discover Boyo Division In Words and Pictures

 

DISCOVER THE BOYO DIVISION 

Boyo is a division of Northwest Province in Cameroon. The department covers an area of 1,592 km². The capital of the division lies at Fundong. Boyo Division is divided administratively into 4 subdivisions and in turn into villages. The four subdivisions are : Fundong, Njinikom, Belo, and Bum  (Fonfuka Council)

1. FUNDONG COUNCIL

1.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNCIL 

Fundong Council is found in Fundong sub division in Boyo Division of the North West region. It is located within the grassland savannah area of the mountainous western highland region of Cameroon. It is situated about 68 km from Bamenda.  

It is surrounded by Wum sub divisions to the west and to the east by Noni sub divisions while to the north it is bounded by Fungom sub division and to the south by Njinikum sub division. 

The entire sub division covers a land surface area of about 519 square kilometres with 34 villages and numerous quarters : Aboh, Abuh, Achain, Achangne, Aduk, Ajung, Akeh, Alim, Aloin, Ameng, Anyim, Atoini, Atondum, Baiso, Bolem, Boyui, Ebosung, Fujua hausa, Fujua Native, Fundong, Iasibi, Ijim, Ikuijua, Ilung, Isaibuh, Juafeff, Kumtem, Laikom, Luh, Mbam, Mbengkas, Mbissi, Mboh, Mbongkisu, Meli, Mentang, Mual, Mughom, Muteff, Ngwah, Ngwainkuma, Nkomnkom, Ntehgum, Wainchia, Yuwi. The total population of Fundong council area is estimated at 90,000 inhabitants.

1.2 HISTORY AND PEOPLE OF THE COUNCIL 

The Fundong Rural Council was created by the presidential decree no 77-203 of 29th June 1977 following the organisation of councils as laid down in law no 74-23 of 5th December 1974. Being in Menchum Division, Fundong Rural council had its administrative center at Fundong.  

Between 1977 and 1996, Kom-Bum was made up of Belo, Njinikom, Bum and Fundong as one council until these other councils effectively became autonomous councils following the decentralisation of councils in Boyo Division.

There are 9 ethnic groups within the Fundong municipality namely Kom, Hausa, Mbororo, Fulani, Banso, Bayangi, Bali, Ngie and Bum. Amongst these ethnic groups, the Kom people constitute the highest number. 

The Muslim community made up of mostly cattle rearers settled within the municipality because of the availability of grazing land.

2. NJINIKOM COUNCIL 

2.1. DESCRIPTION OF THE MUNICIPALITY 

The Njinikom Council is found in the Njinikom Sub Division in Boyo Division of the North West Region of Cameron. Situated about 54 km from Bamenda, the Njinikom sub Division is surrounded by the Fundong sub division on the North and West side and by the Belo sub division to the South and East and by Oku and Babessi sub divisions while to the North it is bounded by Noni sub division and to the South West by the Bafut sub division. 

The sub division was created in 1996 and covers a surface area of about 173 square kilometres. The estimated population of the Njinikom Council is about 40,000 inhabitants.

 The municipality has 15 villages and 3 quarters: Asuchu, Balikumato, Bobong, Bochain, Chuaku, Eleh, Fuanantui, Ijim, Iso, Kikfuini, Mbueni, Mugheff Ikui, Mugheff Itin, Muloin, Njinikom, Tinifoinbi, Wombong Ikui, Wombong Itin.

There are three ethnic groups in the Njinikom sub division which include the Kom who are Tikars, the Mbueni people who are from Widikum and constitute part of the Obang tribe which migrated from Momo division to the Menchum River valley and then moved from there to settle in Kom after the Fon’s permission and the Mbororos who constitute a minority.  

These ethnic groups operate cordially as people of the same municipality under the rule of the Fon of Kom to whom the chief of Mbueni and the leader of the Mbororos pay allegiance to. 

2.2 HISTORICAL PROFILE OF THE NJINIKOM COUNCIL

The Njinikom Council is a result of an evolution from the 1940s which began with the Tikari Group which had its headquarters in Ndop. This was later modified to the Wum Divisional Council in 1948 and then to the Kom Clan Council or Kom Native Authority in 1950 which included the Bum area in the Menchum Division with the headquarters in Laikom (now in the Fundong Sub division). 

Thirteen years after, in 1963 it was once more modified as the Kom Bum Caretaker Council and the headquarters moved to Njinikom with the first appointed official chairman, Mr. Cyril Muteh Mbeh from Kom. All this was done under the Southern and West Cameroon administration. 

Again, on July 15th 1968, the West Cameroon Secretary of State for the Interior, Hon. B.T Sakah issued a revocation letter that terminated the Caretaker Council and created the Kom Bum Council and the headquarters remained in Njinikom.

 Later again in 1972, it was renamed the Kom/Bum Council and the headquarters moved to Fundong and again changed to Kom Bum Council but the headquarters remained in Fundong in 1978. From July 20th 1985, under the rule of Mr. E.N Ndi as Municipal Administrator, it was changed to the Fundong Rural Council. 

That was not going to be the last change to be faced as in 1996, the Fundong Rural Council was split into four among which were the Belo, Njinikom, Fundong and Bum Rural Councils. 

3.BELO COUNCIL

3.1. DESCRIPTION OF THE BELO MUNICIPALITY 

Belo Rural Council was created by Presidential Decree No. 93/321 of 25th November 1993 and its municipality covers the entire sub division. The Council went operational in 1996 and till date three Mayors have been at the helm of the Council. Presently, it is simply called Belo Council. 

The Belo council is found in Belo sub division in Boyo Division of the North West Region. It is located within the grassland savannah area of the mountainous western highlands region of Cameroon. It is situated along the Bamenda-Fundong highway, about 50 km from Bamenda.

  It is surrounded by Fundong and Njinikom sub divisions to the west and to the east by Oku and Babessi sub divisions while to the north it is bounded by Noni sub division and to the south by Tubah and Bafut sub divisions. 

The entire sub division covers a surface area of about 346 square kilometres.  The Belo municipality covers 34 villages (Aboh, Acha, Afua, Anjang, Anjin, Anyajua, Asuh, Baingo, Belo, Bicham, Chuaku, Djichami, Elemighong, Fuli, Fungom, Ibalavin, Jinkfuin, Juambum, Kitchu, Mbesa, Mbingo I, Mbingo II, Mejang, Mejung, Mughom, Ndawara, Ngemsibo, Njinikejem, Ntum, Ntungfei, Sho, Sowi, Tumuku, Twalatwal) and has a population estimate of 90,000 inhabitants.

 There are basically 5 ethnic groups in the municipality. These are: The Koms, Mbessas the Fulanis, the Mejungs and the Mejangs. The dialects spoken include the Kom, Mbessa, Mejang, Mejung, Baicham and Fulani. Pidgin is a lingua franca that is very popular, especially in the urban space and amongst the young.  

3.2. HISTORICAL PROFILE OF THE BELO COUNCIL 

Belo Rural Council whose municipality covers Belo sub division was created in 1993 from the then Fundong Council and went operational in 1996. Presently, it is simply called Belo Council. From creation till date, three mayors have been at the helm of the Council. 

4. BUM SUB DIVISION

4.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNCIL AREA 

Bum Sub Division is located in Boyo Division with its headquarters in Fonfuka. The Sub Division has boundaries with Misaje Sub Division in the East, Wum sub division in the South, Belo and Fundong sub divisions in the West, Fundong and Furawa sub divisions in the North. 

The Council area is made of 23 villages: Buobua, Fonfuka, Fusejou, Kichimi, Kichowi, Kichako, Kimbi, Konene, Laka-Bum, Mbuk, Mbamlu, Mulung, Mungong, Nfonfika, Ngen, Nguna Kimbij, Ngunavisi, Ngunabum, Njinijom, Saff, Songka, Sawi, Yunghachim. 

The table below shows the villages and the population breakdown as provided by community members during the participatory village meetings that were organise to diagnose village problems. Official statistics put the population figure at 27,750 persons   

4.2 HISTORICAL PROFILE 

Before 1894 Lord Lugard the British Administrator introduced the local government system when Southern Cameroon was part of Nigeria. He divided Nigeria into the Northern and Southern regions. 

The Southern region included Southern Cameroon. Councils were introduced in Southern Cameroon in about 1945 based on ethnic groups. The Tikari group that included Bum fell under South East Federation of councils with its administrative headquarters in Ndop. The chairman was the divisional officer of Bamenda who was a British man. 

In 1948 the administrative structure of the council was modified and the Wum Divisional council was created and headed by Mr Lucas Ncham from Baingo in Kom. Two years later in 1950, another modification of the council structure was introduced and the Kom Clan council or Kom Native Authority was created. 

The chairman was the divisional officer who was a British man. In 1963 the Kom_Bum caretaker council was created with it’s headquarter in Njinikom and its first officially appointed chairman was Mr Cyril Muteh Mbeh from Kom under West Cameroon. 

On July 15th 1968 the Cameroon Secretary of State for the Interior, Hon. B.T. Sakah, issued a revocation letter reference NO. WCLN. 145 that terminated the caretaker council and created the Kom_Bum council. The headquarters remained in Njinikom and the first officially appointed chairman was Mr S.C.Wainfoin from Kom.

In 1972 the council was renamed as Kom Bum council. The headquarters was moved to Fundong while Mr. S.C. Wainfoin remained as chairman. By 1978 Mr. Itoe was the divisional officer and the administrator of the council and its name was changed once more to Fundong Rural Council. From 20th August 1982 to 20th July 1985 Mr. Solomon Prombo Pongong was the divisional officer and became the first Municipal Administrator under the new council law of 1972. 

The Fonfuka council went operational in 1996 from a Presidential Decree. It was amongst the three new councils that were carved out from the then Fundong Rural Council that covered the whole of Boyo Division. The other councils created at the same time in the division include Njinikom Council and Belo Council.

TOURISTICS SITES

1. Djichami & Afua Community Forest Trek.  The Djichami & Afua Community Forest is in close proximity to Belo, and after an hour’s walk through the forest a secluded waterfall can be reached.  The waterfall is approximately 35m high and during the dry season it is possible to swim in the pool.  If you wish to extend your visit you can also visit a secret spring, deep within the forest.  There is also the option to do a homestay in Djichami if you would like to experience real Kom village life.

2. Boyo waterfalls. These 15m high waterfalls are hidden within Belo itself, a beautiful oasis close to the activity of the village.  During the dry season it is even possible to walk behind the falls.

3. The Ndawara Tea Estate is the largest in West and Central Africa with currently around 5000ha of cultivated plantation and is set high in traditional Fulani land. A guide will show you around the estate, including the factory, vast tea fields and nursery.  

After the tour of the estate, you can hire ponies which will take you on a trip to a nearby crater lake. Depending on the amount of time you have to spend in the region, you could also choose to spend a night with a nearby Fulani family.  Alternatively, you could stay with a Kom family closer to Belo.

4. Belo Weekly Market. Experience the hustle and bustle of this busy village market.  Every 8 days, traders come from across Boyo Division and further to sell their wares.  These include fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, clothes, fabric and much, much more.

5. Baingo Cliff Walk. Baingo Cliffs, visible from Belo, lie between Belo and the nearby town of Mbingo.  They offer panoramic views for many miles and on the walk, you also pass a mystical waterfall, some 100m high, which offers the perfect picnic spot.

6. Belo Natural Pools. Beautiful natural pools where you can take a dip.

7. Kimbi Game Reserve. Kimbi Game Reserve was created in 1964 according to the West Cameroon Gazette No 30. It is located in Boyo Division in Bum Sub Division in the North West Region of Cameroon. 

The reserve is host to some tree, bird and animal species. No actual census has been carried out since the creation of the reserve; hence the need for management plans.

8. St. Martin de Porres Catholic Hospital in Njinikom, Cameroon.  St. Martin de Porres Hospital is on a Catholic compound that also contains a convent, orphanage, schools and outreach programs.

Research by Rooney@ Fly4studycm.

Achieved by Joseph Enama.

Cameroon Man who Has Transformed Himself To A Woman (Transgender) is Now In Prison

Shakiro the first Cameroonian known transgender and his friend are warming their second day in Prison after being accused of homosexuality by the Nkouloulou gardarme.

Likewise in Nigeria, Boborisky is a free and popular transgender promoting brands and catching a world and wealth of his own.

Shakiro was sent to the court of first instance Bananjo on Wednesday February 10, 2021. Barrister Richard Tamfu, their lawyer adjourned the case to study their file for the 10th March.

Shakiro and friend are still in prison. If after judgement and if they are guilty, they will serve a prison term with an additional fine.

The charges currently on him and friend are homosexuality, Indecency and no identity card.

This started when shakiro was caught kissing his friend while Shakiro was dressed like a woman.

Many humanitarian groups have launched the campaign #freeshakiroTheTrans" a copied message from human rights commission. They are seeking for legal support.

The Cameroon law punishes homosexuality for 6 months to 5 years imprisonment with a fine of 20 000 to 200 000frs.

Shakiro's real name is Loic Njeukam Mildred and his accomplice Mouthe Roland (Patricia). Shakiro recently posted on his Facebook page that he feels more of a woman not a man.

Shakiro lives in Dla and a popular cross dresser in Cameroon.

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