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Trading: Hedges with Options on Stocks, ETF's and Futures
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I will start with this and I hope you will join here as much as you can. It surely will not be boring, as many think classical music is boring. Let's try to change this mind. Hope you enjoy and I appreciate any help on this topic from your side.
Evolution of Music ( 1680 AD - 2017)
22,570,458 views Oct 3, 2017
Not classical, but rock played with classical instruments. I think it stands up well to classical, though the complexity and richness of Beethoven, Mozart and others is impressively unmatched by modern music (imo). I still like me some AC/DC though
Thank you. I never was a fan of classics, even my step brother and his wife in young years took me regularly to such concerts in Zurich. But once a day in the past, there was this Spanish woman, which worked in the same company like me at this time came to me and gave me a CD about Spanish Classical Music. Wuff and listen to your self what she showed me, of course at this time in an other way of composition, what nice sound classics can be.
HAUSER & Petrit Çeku - Concierto de Aranjuez - Adagio
8,570,898 views Jan 21, 2019
and I appreciate any help on this topic from your side.
