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Fun money
There is always a hard stop in place. Yes, it represents 2%-10% of the equity. Will i exit a trade before the hard stop is reached? Yes, very possibly. With targets..a target is always chosen, but no limit order is actually placed into the market place. Discretion is applied. Sometimes you are... -
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How to 'Bud Fox' a BSD trader:
I tend to receive a few calls every month from the same brokers touting some idea or another...i understand now, they are trying to bud fox me! :p -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
no point in reintroducing drachma, they'll have to endure hyperinflation which will be worst than the economic mess now. -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
I thought they would need to exit the eurozone if they default, but tbh i really can't see why they have to. Just default, tell the Jarmans they can fook off, implement a banking system independent of the ecb and use the euro. -
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Why Do Most Retail Traders Favour Technical Analysis ?
Just wanted to point out that professional traders that work for funds etc all use charting and technical analysis as well. -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
With regard to Greece paying off debts,replace million with billion, start at 5:48 -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
If they don't do something like this, they will be heading towards a cash economy (actually they are already there since all their existing banks are closed) and then a barter economy which will plunge them further into economic chaos. -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
That doesn't matter. The Greeks just need a banking organisation with the know how and the financial strength to set up an independent bank in Greece, independent of any existing banking concerns that it might already have. -
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US is no different than Greece
I haven't read all the posts so apols for any repetition... to put it succinctly, both the US and Greece has huge liabilities compared to their respective gdps. However, the US also has huge amount of assets whilst Greece has fuck all. -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
I have a solution for the Greek people. Let an international banking goliath like HSBC immediately set up a banking network in the country. Businesses will be encouraged to deposit money and also to obtain small lines of credit for running their businesses. Currency will be euros. The bank will... -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
The UK is already the second largest economy in Europe after Germany. All this fuss about a piddler like Greece...if we pull out of the EU, that will be major news...could destroy Europe....we are huge net contributors to the EU budget. -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
http://www.cebr.com/reports/world-economic-league-table-2015/ -
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Germany is the country that has never repaid its debts. It has no standing to lecture other nations
The UK is expected to be the largest economy in Europe by 2030, overtaking Germany. -
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Greece Heads for ‘No’ Vote, Raising Risk of Departure From Euro
pretty sure puerto rico is not part of the fiscal and political union of the USA -
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Alexis Tsipras' "open letter" to German citizens
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Greece Heads for ‘No’ Vote, Raising Risk of Departure From Euro
look at puerto rico, about to become bankrupt, no one has suggested it leaves the US (and the dollar).