[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 15: May 2012) - page 102

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strangerr:

You don't know where you're going in an hour, but you want to strike gold for a couple of days)))
 

This is for those who are interested (I promised to show you once). Fragment of the state. Closed the sells yesterday from 1.2693

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Ishim:



Don't take it personally, I didn't mean to offend you, if I laugh sometimes, it's not out of spite)))
 
MobileMan:

This is for those who are interested (I promised to show you once). Fragment of the state. Closed the sells yesterday from 1.2693

I guess I was interested. But didn't expect to still hold. Iron will.
 
Sta2066:
I guess I was interested. But I didn't expect you still are. Iron will.
There's over 30K in total since January. What do you mean you didn't expect it?! I told you I'm holding. In case you haven't figured it out, I never lie.
 
MobileMan:

This is for those who are interested (I promised to show you once). Fragment of the state. Closed the sells yesterday from 1.2693

Closed early
 
strangerr:

Don't take it personally, I didn't mean to offend you, if I laugh sometimes, it's not out of spite)))
(we have a team)
 
Greek parties agree to form government

Three Greek parliamentary parties agreed on 13 May to form a coalition government. The agreement was reached following emergency talks held by party representatives on Sunday. Alexis Tsipras, leader of the left-wing Syriza coalition, who will not be part of the government, spoke about the outcome of the meeting.

Tsipras said the new government will run for two years. The main forces in the coalition will be New Democracy (a conservative party) and the PASOK movement (socialists). A third participant is the Democratic Left party. All three parties agree to accept financial assistance from the European Union and IMF in return for tough cuts in budget spending. Tsipras has previously called the plan "criminal".


Meanwhile, the leadership of the Democratic Left said on Sunday that their party had not agreed to participate in the coalition. Alexis Tsipras' statement was called a lie by party representatives.


"Syriza, which came second in the May 6 early parliamentary elections, had previously received a mandate from the president to form a government, but failed to form a coalition with other parliamentary parties. Previously, New Democracy had faced similar difficulties. Had it failed to agree on a government on 13 May, Greece would have had to hold new elections.

 
MobileMan:
Greek parties agree on government formation


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Will they spend less money? They will soon be asking for money again

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