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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Feb 20, 2010 5:00
Comments: 30765
Posted: Feb 20, 2010 5:00
Comments: 30765
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EUR
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Unfortunately UK are overly law abiding with EU regs. France have a different approach.
Spain now 60% youth unemployment. What a tragedy !
disruption or misorganisation of information flow.
Referendums on EU have always been a bad idea because the various complexities are way beyond the comprehension of all but a small minority of UK citizens. Typically 90% of small businesses would tell you they hate being in the EU. They hate all the regulation and added costs to doing business. Most farmers hate being in the EU. This should surely tell us something about the need for EU to become more flexible and less bureaucratic (ha). Less interfering in differing cultures and sovereign law.
I don't see why a 2 speed europe could not work with the 17 member nations having a different set of rules to the 10 member second tier nations. Ultimately some of the 10 might want to join the currency over time. Taking this a stage further a 3 speed europe might be even better for the next 6 to 8 year period. The whole "experiment" has evolved too quickly with too many countries invited to join too quickly.
As for Cameron, I am sure he never expected to be voted into a second term of office. The UK debt challenges are just too overwhelming for any government to be voted into a second term. In the meantime I think he is right to suggest EU take a deep look at becoming more flexible. Thus his referendum promise is simply an attempt to apply pressure.
In UK it is very easy to say I don't like being in the EU until one thinks about the implications of being outside the EU. Most citizens do not understand all the complexities and that includes me.
I like it automatic. Only a machine can control 4 to 16 fx trades at once. And doesn't get irritated or jittery.
Skipper, looks like yer instrument is pegged these past two weeks. 3250/3390
it's in the reading...it's about MM and a clear model per asset..
peter meters too much risk of late entries and exits...that's why they are used no more than rsi is on simple blank chart..rarely...