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Sorry, what was the turkey showing a sell at the time?
dashing fall.... nearly took out my lochs with my depo....
ugh.... i need to cool my head and as stranger said "get my nuts in a fist" and be sensible about future trading... enough....
Sorry, what was the turkey showing the sell at the time?
We close the sells, we need to put on our skis and head north)))
Share the turkey, if you don't mind.
Sorry I can't. A lot of time has been wasted. I'm still testing it myself.
I don't have any stops, either.
One of the reasons, pegged at 1.2...EURCHF.
A barrage of negative news has been hitting investors since Friday which has not stopped until now. The German government, told Bloomberg that urgent preparations for a Greek default are underway. The regulators are drawing up a plan B, which they will use in case of a failed bailout in Athens. Berlin realises that a full-scale restructuring cannot be avoided. That, explains a lot. In particular, it explains why the Swiss suddenly pegged the Euro to the Franc - it's easy to see where the pair would have fallen had Athens defaulted. Although Papandreou, at the weekend, was announcing a new plan to increase treasury revenues.