Failure by politicians to respond to threats in a timely manner could cost the euro dearly and should a banking crisis break out in Europe, the euro/dollar has a chance of falling to $1.00 / no comment
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By the way, why M1? I was paying attention to my watch, and you're smashing my face against the teabag... :)
And don't you cough.
I don't draw conclusions for 24 hours, all my judgements are only about the 'here and now '. I'll draw a down arrow in a minute :)
I have considered that this is chart H.1, that's why I cleaned up my previous post.
Yes, I'm aware, it sounds nice, but just sounds....)))).... "here and now"
What do you mean, it just sounds?
What do you mean, just sounds?
Never mind, it's my evil "sceptical character" ....
Well, don't mind it. It might come in handy :)
Well, why not? It might come in handy:)
That's unlikely....))) We have different approaches to entry and exit points ....))))
That's not bad either :)
That's not bad either :)
...))) You could say that...)) Alright, I'm off to bed... Good luck trading ....)))