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djellal
(LAUSANNE, Switzerland)
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djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 11, 2010 12:56
In Thread: CHF
it's time to buy USDCHF !
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 11, 2010 12:52
In Thread: WorldCup2010
@ Mattpeters,

Truth question is not if Wcup could benefit to eurusd but is that if it can give advantages for African??? Sure I think no !!! contrary to all that we can hear
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 11, 2010 12:19
In Thread: EUR
In other words "yours" all rallies on risky currency ..."spielen" !!!... lol
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 11, 2010 12:13
In Thread: EUR
... next week.
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 11, 2010 11:16
In Thread: EUR
But as we can see euro has lot of difficulties to break is big resistance level which is a big Fib level, so we'll likely see a big reversal
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 11, 2010 11:09
In Thread: EUR
Trend is bearish so I prefer put some pending Big short orders at 1.2230(res.) and 1.24 with sL at 1.27... after the good news last wenesdey and yesterday in china market could reniew with the bearish chanel... Moreover lot fears are growing about china Inflation what could bring risk aversion at new, (look profit taking on Aussie and Kiwi)..

Lee Hardman, a London-based foreign-exchange strategist at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. But we see no clear drivers in the horizon to sustain a rise in the euro.
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 10, 2010 17:21
(audusd) I hate seeing the market remaining on my entry level... lol... but it could augur the back of the big downtrend
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 10, 2010 16:31
In Thread: EUR
scuse pseudo is doreenFx... and 2000$ for this robot to loose 100% is very expensive
djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 10, 2010 16:22
In Thread: EUR
MAYER ?

thx for the pub about "superfxrobot EA" your question is the same on fxstreet.com under an other pseudo : (for my part fxrobot are bullshit)

pseudo : Newbie



Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 1
Superfxrobot

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Hi,

Does anyone have experience with the superfxrobot EA? Usually I don't deal with EAs but this one caught my attention because the vendor shows real and live accounts. That is a kind of unique and I wonder what's behind it.

Any kind of hint from users of this EA is most welcome.

Thanks!

djellal
LAUSANNE, Switzerland
Posts: 531
14 years ago
Jun 10, 2010 16:02
In Thread: EUR
DJ Soros: Risk Of Double Dip Recession Can't Be Ruled Out

VIENNA (Dow Jones)--The risk of a double dip recession due to current European public finances woes can't be ruled out, as credit problems are forcing European countries to accelerate fiscal consolidation, financier George Soros told a banking conference in Vienna Thursday.
Credit default swaps, which aim to protect creditors against the risk of a default, can be particularly dangerous if they are not used as proper hedging tools, Soros said.
"They are a license to kill". They should only be used if "you have an insurable interest," Soros said.
So-called naked CDS are used by investors who haven't bought or made arrangements to borrow the underlying security, and have come under fire for being purely speculative tools.
Soros is most famous for his role as a currency speculator, making a reported $1 billion in 1992 by betting against the British pound and being described as "the man who broke the bank of England."
"The effects of the Greek crisis will be felt worldwide," Soros said, because the sovereign debt crisis in Europe is forcing the bloc's economies into fiscal consolidation at a time when the economic recovery is still fragile.
"A double dip [recession] can't be ruled out", Soros said.
He added that one of the goals of public policies should be to prevent the emergence of asset bubbles, as financial markets are incapable of correcting their own imbalances.