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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Feb 20, 2010 5:00
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Posted: Feb 20, 2010 5:00
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have some hallydon book now and forget about glasgow
JOH
if really from maryland which i doubt u might have heard of regulated ones. if not, think about what has been decided during a council in the usa at end 19th century.
daveO said it on the forum." its we that educated this people that sold sand between each other". now the e-lite wants to push iran at the limit.
eh golden they have informations not the insight that i have to assume i dont have.
So combine the below news with the estimate of US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner that the US Treasury "will run out of borrowing authority sometime between March 31 and May 16. and at that point, the government could default on some loans." and decide for yourself: Is the euro so bad vs. the dollar. Really?
(Reuters) - Senior European leaders are negotiating an overhaul of the euro zone's 440 billion-euro ($599.1 billion) rescue fund in exchange for new austerity measures and closer surveillance on struggling states, a newspaper report said on Monday.
The Financial Times, citing unnamed government sources involved in the talks, said leaders are considering "enhanced surveillance" of Spain and Portugal rather than assistance, which would give a European Union stamp of approval on proposed reforms.
"The EU should not try to impose a program on any country," Olli Rehn, the EU's economic and monetary affairs commissioner, told the FT in an interview.
"Spain is taking very bold and profound measures."
Thanks for the link.
Cheers,
M.
It does not look like Mubarak is stepping down just yet, I think he had his chance this weekend. Also, US and others are pulling out their diplomats, etc. More violence may be ahead.
Many thanks Catnip. I have recently obtained and briefly tried a free CSM which depends on data from an MT4 broker, which happens to be a market maker. (I don't have access to interbank data :-( ).
I guess this is not the same as having the professional tool, but it's better than nothing.
One possible use of this, as I have read, is to spot a change from risk aversion to risk appetite, for example. Also to draw your attention to changes across the market, which may alert you to "news" that you had not spotted before. Quicker than looking at all the relevant charts. Early days using it for me, so I'll see how it goes.
Thanks again.
informed from see u later. very good i have to admit.
good luck with key my friend.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Euro below 3500 level by European session...
i'll be back when European market opens.. :)