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Sigue mi cuenta, comparto ideas sobre cómo operar de manera responsable para hacer crecer tu capital. ¡Saludos y buena suerte!

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gran pérdida

Personalmente, siento que el trading futuro me incomoda como principiante. Casi perdí mi presupuesto de ballena 3 veces. Adiós compañeros.

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