EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 3) - page 168
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I'm still buying and selling 28 times today ))
Forced to be absent. But this markup (yesterday) is clearly worked out, 20ppts short of the target.
We forgive you:) if ...
The blue option will be split in two (at the weekend) ;)
Forced to be absent. But this mark-up (yesterday's) is clearly worked out, 20pp. short of target.
Blue variant will be split into two options (over the weekend), red variant cancelled.
At the moment there is an idea to split the blue variant into the beginning impulse up to 1.42, it is unlikely of course, but possible IMHO, the other idea is to agree with the others with the growth in the wave B and then down.
I will deal with it at the weekend. Good luck to all.
And I missed by 2 points :) (said with a sniffle). And that's probably because I was putting phibs by hand instead of counting them in a cauldron as usual :)
Post here.
Don't be offended by me, you fool. Do your job if you think it helps people. You have to be constructive with criticism, as the dog barks and the caravan goes. And as far as I understood from your post my remarks have a place? It's good that you admit it, it means there is hope for error correction. But I don't agree with you in one thing - accuracy is post factum, and you make it sound like a dogma. This is exactly the most important thing, the accuracy should be here and now, not later when you open a deal in the wrong direction.
As for lecturing, I personally don't care as long as the direction is right.
Why should I be offended... )))
And your last sentence - just right! That's exactly what I think. )))
Wave A worked out the other day)
Myths
If you have a two-dollar note in your wallet, you'll never have money in your wallet. It is believed that the chance of having a tight wallet increases if the note is riddled with wear and tear...
...There is also the myth that betting in casinos or at the races with two-dollar notes is bound to bring winnings, or at least double them.
Myths
If you have a two-dollar note in your wallet, you'll never have money in your wallet. It is believed that the chance of having a tight wallet increases if the note is riddled with wear and tear...
...There is also the myth that betting in casinos or at the races with two-dollar notes is bound to bring winnings, or at least double them.
Myths
If you have a two-dollar note in your wallet, you'll never have money in your wallet. It is believed that the chance of having a tight wallet increases if the banknote is badly shabby and worn out...
...There's also the myth that betting in casinos or at the races with two-dollar notes is bound to bring winnings, or at least double them.
That's probably because it's rare enough to be almost out of print.
Rare indeed, I read it on wikipedia. This is what the latest issue looks like:
This is probably because it is quite rare and almost never printed.
In fact, the $2 notes were printed in millions of copies, but apparently were just as unappealing to the American population. The single-dollar banknote is the most popular banknote, accounting for almost 50% of all banknotes in circulation. As a result, the bulk of the banknotes printed in denominations of two dollars in 1976 are still held by the Treasury unclaimed. The two-dollar notes appearing in circulation are immediately deposited in the purses of tourists as a "souvenir" and are included in the collections of numismatists or put up for auction.
As a result, $2 bills have come to be considered rare and, probably for this reason, an artificial "deficit" arose with increased interest in the banknote...
Undoubtedly, any numismatist would be happy to buy this note at a cost significantly higher than its face value.
Regardless, the two-dollar note has been and continues to be a standard banknote throughout U.S. history. It is difficult to find it in free circulation.
In fact, the $2 notes were printed in millions of copies, but apparently were just as unappealing to the American population. The single-dollar banknote is the most popular banknote, accounting for almost 50% of all banknotes in circulation. As a result, the bulk of the banknotes printed in denominations of two dollars in 1976 are still held by the Treasury unclaimed. The two-dollar notes appearing in circulation are immediately deposited in the purses of tourists as a "souvenir" and are included in the collections of numismatists or put up for auction.
As a result, $2 bills have come to be considered rare and, probably for this reason, an artificial "deficit" arose with increased interest in the banknote...
Undoubtedly, any numismatist would be happy to buy this note at a cost significantly higher than its face value.
Regardless, the two-dollar note has been and continues to be a standard banknote throughout U.S. history. It is difficult to find it in free circulation.