[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 11: January 2012) - page 648
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not enough, i already closed the sell, i need 500 here and there every hour ))))
I guessed 100 per cent.
Don't you have any links to such normal music sites where you can write free mp3s, where there are 20s and 100s - ratings.
so there are already a few addresses rustling up.......
it's a poll, about the download, see the caption just above.... ;)
But that doesn't mean there aren't profits there
There is. When the correction is over, you can spend the profits on it to expand the paddock
No way, it's like a ruble turning into a hundred if you just keep it in your pocket)))
The single currency continues to trade on a minor note. The Euro/Dollar set a fresh European session low at $1.3105, but managed to correct to $1.3120, helped by the liquidation of short positions by speculators. As dealers inform, demand on pair is felt in the field of $1.3100/1.3090. A test of this level will open the way to $1.3077, where bids are located all the way to $1.3070. Nevertheless, the recovery attempts of the pair remain rather sluggish. Eurozone peripheral bond yields continue to rise with 10-year Italian and German yield spreads rising 0.28% to 5.95%, 10-year Spanish and German yields rising 0.16% to 5.28% and 10-year Portuguese and German yields rising 1.67% to 16.71%, a record high. The current euro/dollar rate of $1.3114
MAY COME IN HANDY.
The single currency continues to trade on a minor note. The Euro/Dollar set a fresh European session low at $1.3105, but managed to correct to $1.3120, helped by the liquidation of short positions by speculators. As dealers inform, demand on pair is felt in the field of $1.3100/1.3090. A test of this level will open the way to $1.3077, where bids are located all the way to $1.3070. Nevertheless, the recovery attempts of the pair remain rather sluggish. Eurozone peripheral bond yields continue to rise with 10-year Italian and German yield spreads rising 0.28% to 5.95%, 10-year Spanish and German yields rising 0.16% to 5.28% and 10-year Portuguese and German yields rising 1.67% to 16.71%, a record high. The current euro/dollar rate of $1.3114
MIGHT COME IN HANDY.
Good info Especially the current rate is useful!
(Joking)
Good info Especially the current course is useful!
(Just kidding)
How else would you know?))