FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications 2015(continued) - page 148
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Well, whose sales were mine on your screen? You probably don't know why you put them there, for luck, do you?
a powerful argument for the moon.
So it's 50-50 roulette with this moon, let 'em play.
Show me it's not roulette? Why am I asking?
I mean, it's 50/50 with this moon, so let them play.
Well, this is MTS, but the kids are in code (sanctions)) All silence is off-topic here
the race is over + 35 pips. (I'll make up a report now or don't I need one?)
the race is over + 35 pips. (I'll make up a report now or don't you need it?)
It's a fun article:
A bit of petroleum irritation.
Putting the warm and the green together, a weekly discrepancy of 200 thousand barrels can be calculated, which is just over one (1) percent of daily US consumption. A standard Panamax tanker takes twice as much on board, a supertanker 10-15 times as much. So a delay or advance, too fast or slow refuelling (unloading) of one (!) tanker out of many affects key global market indicators.
This is nonsense.
Indeed, the US is the largest consumer of oil, but it only accounts for 20% of global consumption. The remaining 80%, as my immaculately powerful logical apparatus suggests, is not accounted for by them. Nevertheless, not once in my life have I seen statistics on the oil reserves of the European Union, China, Japan or Saudi Arabia. Their storages do not bother anyone for a second at all.
This is just one example, and not the brightest, of the madness that rules our world.
the race is over + 35 pips. (I'll make up a report now, or don't you need one?)