FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 5: July 2011) - page 147
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This thread is the most popular. Why do monsters sometimes visit it and very rarely post? The conclusion is that they read silently and look for new ideas. My opinion:
1. No duplication of news texts, only conclusions (2Maggaret)
2. Forecast - with a screenshot, with visible targets.
3. the trend should be justified (in the opinion of the person who saw it)
Well throw stones at me. Flooders just don't have anything to chat about, but they are the vast majority, you can't reach a Kingston by reading all of them.
2 pairs of boots, 2 kilos of buckwheat in a bag, soap, matches and preferably to be shared by him )))
That's a quote.
stop! stop! i'm not a programmer, i just know how to program, literally since i was a kid ;)
Are you sober today?
I'd like to say yes!
In fact, not really...
I'd like to say yes!
In fact - not really...
Igor, if you don't mind explaining, what does it mean to be able to program since childhood?
I figured as much.
Margaret, are we going into fifth, I take it, or is there no basis (foundation) and the rise has stalled? The Aussie seems to be rising but the Euro seems to be very sluggish literally sticking to the edge of the channel...
I wrote my first program (to draw on the monitor using cursor arrows) in 1988, and I started studying computer science in 1990.
And our cyborgs have killed the specialty (((
Margaret, going into fifth, I take it, or is there no basis (foundation) and growth has choked? The Aussie seems to be rising, but the Euro seems quite sluggish literally sticking to the edge of the channel...
FA for the long term:
Analysts at Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co. expect the US dollar to weaken. In their view, the U.S. currency will be negatively affected by ongoing disputes between the Congress and the country's government over raising the public debt ceiling and reducing the budget deficit, given that these issues are to be resolved by August 2.
Experts note that over the past few years major central banks, especially Asian ones, have sought to diversify their foreign exchange reserves with a reduced share of dollar assets. According to the bank, the US dollar is gradually losing its status as the world's main reserve currency. This pressure is now being compounded by negative factors due to the enormous level of public debt in the United States. Another reason for the dollar's weakening is the possibility of additional monetary stimulus measures in the country, which was announced yesterday by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, who was concerned about the prospects of slowing growth of the national economy.
As a result, Sumitomo economists are advising traders not to buy the US dollar. Analysts believe that they may have to change their forecast for the pair USD/JPY at the beginning of 2012 from 88 to 85 yen.
IMF data shows that the dollar share of global foreign exchange reserves fell to its lowest level since 1997 at 60.7% in the first quarter. Furthermore, the rating agency Moody's Investors Service changed its outlook on the US credit rating to negative for the first time since 1995.
Margaret, are we going into fifth, I take it, or is there no basis (foundation) and the rise has stalled? The Aussie seems to be rising but the Euro seems to be very sluggish literally sticking to the edge of the channel...