FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 17: July 2012) - page 61
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Do not rack your brains, if you do not hold positions for the long term it does not matter to you, look for an easier TS and trade by it without listening to anyone, and it does not matter whether you are an economist or a mathematician (pardon the tautology).
Thanks for the good advice)) I'm going to throw away everything I've built up and look for something simpler))
don't be sarcastic, there aren't many girls here....
Agreed, hope I didn't offend.
*Greek bonds maturing in 2023 have a yield of 25.61%,
They're going to be sick of repaying
*Greek bonds maturing in 2023 have a yield of 25.61%,
They're going to be sick of repaying
..it's all about getting out of it now and then...somehow...
Finally waited for a decent drop in the pound, thought it would be yesterday, but never mind, the main thing is the result
It makes sense to close the sell
sergey620x was wondering about the targets, here it is
The pound is still going to fall, it hasn't reached its target.
It stopped rising on Monday along with the euro.
Now the bears will pull out all the bulls' horns and make them eat hooves)))
It stopped rising on Monday along with the euro.
Now the bears will pull out all the bulls' horns and make them eat hooves)))