I've been wondering what happened to Calculus too. He posted his thoughts in his shoutbox every day for years. And now it seems he's disappeared. Nothing new in his shoutbox since May, and he hasn't logged on since July. He and I exchanged some ...

No sun for me ! Cancer warrior, remember? Ive been hanging out. Stopping by your thread to lurk a bit once in a while.

Down for me too. Wondering if James and Mike have "called it quits" with the website.

. Hey LK, Just popping in real quick to say "Hello". ((( hug ))) .

I apologize Jason but, "progress" will only be made if and when the US gvt stops meddling in the lives of the middle class.

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You can get suggestions in a forum like this. My suggestion was to expatriate. But for answers to your other questions... foreign entity, how, where, cost, etc... you're going to want to talk about that with an attorney, not with people on the ...

The people that make these rules, do so for their own benefit. You and I are nothing more than a nuisance to them. The "stand up and fight" argument, will accomplish nothing. Drawing up and presenting a "petition" (not yet suggested in this thread, ...

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Thanks hon.

Lots of recent road trips to doctors in the past six weeks. At least two surgeries, possibly more, scheduled for the end of August. I am not looking forward to those at all.

Hey L, how've you been ? "Bugger" is American slang for "pain in the ass". Not a "burger", like the one you would eat. gbp/nzd can be a "bugger".

I have my charts set to show the ask line so that I can get a quick visual of what the spread is doing on the pairs that I trade. During the Brexit, when info from the polls was being released, I saw the spread on GN go as high 300 pips. Keep an eye ...

kain, GN is a bugger when it comes to volatility and spread increases. Normally, a 50 pip stop loss would be enough to keep you in the trade. However, the lower liquidity of the Asian session can cause the spread to open even further. In my opinion, ...