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Pro Guitarist vs Concept Artist?
Hi, I am planning on attending Columbia College in Chicago and I am stuck between two career choices. Professional guitarist, with hopes of meeting someone there and starting a successful band. Or a concept artist, it's is another on and off job that pays very well. Please give me advice. Thanks ;D Also. please give specific, and realistic answers. I would greatly appreciate it.
What are some good schools that could get me closer to a job with either career?
I would highly recommend Concept Artist. Bennington College would be an excellent choice. The founder of Blue Man Group went to Bennington. As pro guitarist you would be severely limited. Even if you're excellent excellent, the chances of reaching superstardom is completely arbitrary. The best you could realistically aspire to would be a Kyle Gass type person. Which, y'know is pretty darned good. On the other hand, you have the studio musician angle, where you're pretty well paid, and maybe get into the broadway musical orchestra pit, but come on, that's lame. As a concept artist you can be an amazing guitarist but have a much more all encompassing repertoire of capabilities. You can write grants, do residencies, change communities. It's a much more comprehensive education/career strategy. You can still be in and even lead an amazing band at school. But remember, music is just audio art. be an artist, not just a 'musician'.
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How to Read the Forex Chart Like a Pro Trader
The one tool that has been the mainstay of financial institutions and traders all over the world is the Forex chart and the information that it can give you is invaluable in helping you to make a wise investment decision and turn profit from the market. There are different versions of the Forex chart, depending on the brokerage of even the Forex systems that they have to work with. However, there are a set of universal guidelines that you should be aware of in order for you to read the Forex chart like a pro trader and reap the rewards of your hard work.
First of all, let us do a quick run through on the basic essentials of Forex trading. You must understand that to make money, you need to choose one of the popular currency pairs to trade and buy in, which means that you have to know the basic elements of the market. Each currency pair is always quoted in similar ways, within means that the tag names given to them will always be the same. The basics of the chart is to make sure that the currency pair on the chart goes up, that is the only way that you are going to make any sort of a profit from it in the first place, whether or not you are taking the position on your investments decisions.
However, for those who are looking on the short position on the market, there are some other special factors you need to look out for in the chart. This means that you need to see the currency pair go down for you to make any sort of a profit. Always check on the various time frames that are displayed on the chart as many of these trading systems and platforms will use many different time frames, or even multiple ones to determine the entry of a specific trade in a specific region.
Some charts may use variances of time frames; like 4 hours and even a 20 minute chart to determine the overall currency trend of a selected pair. Make sure that the chart that you are using is utilising the correct charts and the correct interfaces with the market and the currency pair that you are investing in.
The following might seem a little technical, but it is crucial for you to understand this concept in order to read the Forex chart like a pro. The chart that you have will most likely show the bid price rather than the asking price. But you always buy at the ask price, and when you sell, you are selling at the bid price. The chart can also be used to determine the entry or even the exit of a currency pair that you are investing in so you need to understand the chart price and what you will be making (or losing) when you are selling or buying (assuming there are no market variances or even slippages).
These are just some of the things you need to know about when reading Forex charts. Apply these concepts, and soon you will be breezing through them and using them to make some decent money of a market that keeps on giving everyday.
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