[Archive!] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 7: September 2011) - page 84

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SEVER11:
For the record: "...maximum transactions in the euro are already taking place above the 43-ruble mark. - at RUR 43.04/euro. The last time the euro price rose above this level was at the beginning of November 2010. "

Read more: https: //www.mql5.com/go?link=http://www.rbc.ru/economics/20/09/2011/5703ec679a79477633d37f36

By the way, so is the dollar - everything is on the chart. The ruble is falling.
 

 

 
FxRoller:
The Eurozone is also printing in three shifts - the printing press stays hot. The ECB is handing out money left and right and buying out debts ( the ECB spends 2.5 billion euros every day just to buy out debts). It does not come out of thin air.

Spending and printing are not the same thing. The US can do what it wants with its currency. The Eurozone is a collective farm where everyone looks after each other
 

with the three major currencies so far...good luck...

 
lotos7:

with the three major currencies so far...good luck...

We each get these types of signals from our own companies. And so I don't see the point in posting them here.
 
SEVER11:
Each of us gets these types of signals from our own companies. So I don't see the point in posting them here.
I agree)))) it's better to post your thoughts and charts if you have them)))
 
rigc:
I agree)))) it's better to have your own thoughts and graphs if you have them)))
or by the levels what does it say?
 

The news has now passed in the terminal:

2011.09.20 12:02:47 *Greece placed 13-week treasury bills worth €1.625bn, unified yield of 4.56%

Does anyone know what this means? Because it used to always say maximum yield

 

forecast ahead of quotes :

1...777879808182838485868788899091...138
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