'Technology' Power to Financial Freedom (Forex)

Coronavirus has hit the world with more than 2 million cases confirmed, its strong adverse effect on everything, especially from individual economy to nation and globally. thereby allowing some developed countries to spend from their saving for the benefit of their citizen survival. 
Many who have to take advantage of social media even before the pandemic are still making their money even with the rise of money scarcity and increase hunger in the third world country. I was with a friend about some years ago who talk to me about Foreign Exchange (Forex) he breaks it down that more than $120trillion is free in the Forex market for grabs every day when a trader trade rightly a 24 hours 5 days a week market with many currencies await for trading. whereby all you need is the internet to read the trend of the market and place your order. you don't need all days for this neither do you need to keep watching you trade as it moves in as much you have set your Take Profit and Stop Loss.
 I talked to him during this pandemic and he gave me an amazing response with a prove of his trade that he is still making his money as we speak he told me either the market goes up or down, he makes money in both directions since he is an expert in it. he make averagely $600 every day more than the basic salary of Nigeria citizen. with the crash in the world economy he is doesn't have an effect on his earning. he closed the call with "Am most blessed to be born in the generation" this is what we call Technology Power to financial freedom

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