Interesting and Humour - page 3263

[Oleg Tsarkov]

Karputov Vladimir:

About deep ploughing:

Added.

Note - this system is called a reversible plough. You go one way - the hydraulics reverse the plough and you can go straight back. With this method of ploughing, there are no pile ridges or furrows.

I can't understand the meaning of this activity, I see that fertile soil goes away, and dead sand rises to the surface, on which nothing will grow, or am I wrong?

[Yuriy Asaulenko]

Oleg Tsarkov:
I can't understand the point of this event, I see fertile soil going away and dead sand rising to the surface on which nothing will grow, or am I wrong?

- Dusya, he's washing the pasta!

- He's a specialist, he knows best. (с)

[Andrey Dik]

Oleg Tsarkov:
I can't see the point of this activity, I see fertile soil going away and dead sand rising to the surface on which nothing will grow, or am I wrong?

If it's good every year, then it's good. If you do it once and then as usual, it's no good. It's important to dig the same way every year. It's equally bad or equally good. There's a very deep meaning in that, available only to the technical agronomists. Warrant officers also have this wisdom "better ugly, but uniform!".

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Today is Viktor Tsoi's memorial day...

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[sibirqk]

How the big banks trade forex. Interesting that if you sum up the number of pips earned by all the banks then - loss.

-1005+321-1135+1711+376+1448-1780=-64

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^{trading recommendation statistics for 2016 (from 1 January to date):}

Banks
	BNP Paribas	Citi	Credit Suisse	Deutsche Bank	Barclays	Morgan Stanley	Credit Agricole
Total score in pips	-1005	+321	-1135	+1711	+376	+1448	-1780
Number of transactions, pcs.	10	15	209	13	3	21	8
Profitable transactions, pcs.	1	7	56	6	2	12	0
Average profitable trade, pips	31	129.3	48.8	244.7	231.7	118.6	0
Loss-making transactions, pcs.	8	8	153	7	1	9	8
Average loss trade, pips	-131.5	-107.9	-48.9	-113.1	-106.3	-49.7	-278,5

[Sergey Golubev]

Good morning

[Sergey Golubev]

Interview (1958).
Erich Fromm: "If you ask people what heaven is, they'll say it's a big supermarket"

[Vladimir Karputov]

I don't want to go to work - I want to go to the sea!

[Andrey F. Zelinsky]

Karputov Vladimir:

I don't want to go to work - I want to go to the sea!

The picture looks slimy and unpleasant to me. And on a Monday morning, too.