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  •  Bones
  • Joined Nov 2007 | Status: left CanaryWharf desk-tea break | 22,780 Posts | Online Now
game over ,
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not euphoria follower
I think we might have seen the end of Wave 1(B) in the weekly. The Ave Week Range has been met by over 30pips and we still have tomorrow.
If this is the case, Wave 2(B) could start tomorrow and price may go down around 1.3460 to start Wave 3(B) and possibly finish at 1.3833.
Time will tell by next week.
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Lost....
Quoting Lastaccount
hmmm.. finally hike rate start building long opposite last hike rate, stop below 1.3520
Didn't you say 13560 then 13200 ?
COT: The precious data ignored
Quoting Jolita
{quote} For sure cost of living rising, mortgage rates will increase, taxes rise, National Insurance increased already. Where is our work - life balance? Do you feel the same? How is like where you are? Need to move to Bahamas, Switzerland, Monaco or Scandinavian countries life is great out there. Just checked out top 10 for expats - 1. Switzerland: financial wellbeing and a safe environment (my top) 2. Germany: the leader for job security (lived for 1 year, not bad) 3. Australia: where you work to live 4. Canada: somewhere between Europe and the...
I'm french but out of my country and Europe where everything is so expansive and people suck
Better life in south america for me, cost of life is waaaayy better (if you have euros or dollars) and people wayyyy nicer

But we all love different stuffs
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Quoting kuroro001
{quote} Didn't you say 13560 then 13200 ?
i traded both side, buy and sell depending condition. Hike rate may push pound higher, i follow that scenario
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  •  Bones
  • Joined Nov 2007 | Status: left CanaryWharf desk-tea break | 22,780 Posts | Online Now
in candles
evening star ,into 3 crows ,
next up is US data miss tomorrow which puts fed right into a corner after that much bluster
on top of the daily =you can't recover the weekly in all probability
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my projection 1.3850, if price break high, not break low
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Quoting gespiri
{quote} I live here as an American and it's not as easy/great as you think. 1) Very expensive....you need to make at least 80kchf just to be "comfortable" 2) You buy your own health insurance 3) Owning a car is a luxury in many cases here so the native Swiss are comfortable with trains; forget taxis 4) Language can be an issue if you want to integrate although there are many foreigners coming and going all the time 5) Housing is not that cheap. In the past 10 years, house prices have exploded here. A ordinary apartment can send your back 2kchf/month...
Interesting. Apartment cost is similar to London, renting here is from £1,200 - £2,500/month. To buy a house is difficult for the first time buyers, much higher income is required. House prices are high. Banks will loan you 4 times your salary, while house price in London's least popular areas are from £500K and hard to find decent one. This is London, where every square meter is valued.

Swiss salaries are high and that compensates towards the cost of living.
In London younger persons salary approx from £20,000/month before tax;
Higher earners from 50K (managers job), £80K (company director). On 40K - 50K one can live comfortably .
Lowest income tax is 20% on low income (£12,550 a year is tax free).
You forgot to mention good taste of Swiss chocolate and fondue

Language would not be an issue. I speak German only need to refresh.
Have you learned french or german?

All the best.
Quoting kuroro001
{quote} I'm french but out of my country and Europe where everything is so expansive and people suck Better life in south america for me, cost of life is waaaayy better (if you have euros or dollars) and people wayyyy nicer But we all love different stuffs

Wow. Beautiful part of the world.
What made you move this far, quiet a distance from France?
Glad you enjoy
  •  Bones
  • Joined Nov 2007 | Status: left CanaryWharf desk-tea break | 22,780 Posts | Online Now
slow motion break up ?
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stupide of me to take short at a bullish trend
last weekly high had broke up , gu stayed most of the day above the pivot line
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Quoting Jolita
{quote} For sure cost of living rising, mortgage rates will increase, taxes rise, National Insurance increased already. Where is our work - life balance? Do you feel the same? How is like where you are? Need to move to Bahamas, Switzerland, Monaco or Scandinavian countries life is great out there. Just checked out top 10 for expats - 1. Switzerland: financial wellbeing and a safe environment (my top) 2. Germany: the leader for job security (lived for 1 year, not bad) 3. Australia: where you work to live 4. Canada: somewhere between Europe and the...
I am from Hong Kong and planning to move to Taiwan. Now in Singapore for a long vacation because of good business last 2 years.

Not sure if you plan to work in the new place. If not I would recommend against Singapore. Housing is an challenge for foreigners. High living cost, and not too much leisure activities (esp nature things). Just did the hidden “Jurong rail” today, its like the one of the only 2or3 rural hiking trails in the country!

HK is almost as expensive as living in SG but with more things to do. Taiwan is my plan because of cheap living, especially when I will be able to keep my job in HK. And even more entertainment

Asia is a good place to live and visit, really good food in every countries

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Quoting Jolita
{quote} Interesting. Apartment cost is similar to London, renting here is from £1,200 - £2,500/month. To buy a house is difficult for the first time buyers, much higher income is required. House prices are high. Banks will loan you 4 times your salary, while house price in London's least popular areas are from £500K and hard to find decent one. This is London, where every square meter is valued. Swiss salaries are high and that compensates towards the cost of living. In London younger persons salary approx from £20,000/month before tax; Higher earners...
I can get by with French but no German (although my wife is Swiss German).
That basic apartment is about 70-80 sq/m in size (approx. 1bdrm).
Taxes is a little lower here but you do pay a virtual income tax if you own your house.
Tax on investments (forex, stocks, etc) may not apply depending on declaration (number of trades per month/year).
Lastly, I had to sadly quit chocolates/sugar when I passed 40 but an occasional fondue is always welcome.
I actually see more and more Germans/French/Italians/Portuguese trying to move in but its every difficult. There were a lot of Brits/Americans before due to the multinationals....slowly going back as the 10year tax advantages for these companies have slowly expired.
Lost....
Have not posted on this site for long. Hope you are all well. Currently long gbpusd
now it's time to take short
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Quoting Houtbay
Have not posted on this site for long. Hope you are all well. Currently long gbpusd
Welcome my brother longest time how are you doing and how is your amiable family? Long time boss
GREATEST WISDOM AND POSITIVE ENABLEMENT COMES FROM ALMIGHTY GOD
Wicked moves on Eurgbp today with the dollar tanking. Haven't seen this much movement in Eg for a while.
Cheers.
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Quoting Jolita
{quote} For sure cost of living rising, mortgage rates will increase, taxes rise, National Insurance increased already. Where is our work - life balance? Do you feel the same? How is like where you are? Need to move to Bahamas, Switzerland, Monaco or Scandinavian countries life is great out there. Just checked out top 10 for expats - 1. Switzerland: financial wellbeing and a safe environment (my top) 2. Germany: the leader for job security (lived for 1 year, not bad) 3. Australia: where you work to live 4. Canada: somewhere between Europe and the...
For me it is enough a warm girl and weather, low living prices too.
Quoting tommydoginti
{quote} I am from Hong Kong and planning to move to Taiwan. Now in Singapore for a long vacation because of good business last 2 years. Not sure if you plan to work in the new place. If not I would recommend against Singapore. Housing is an challenge for foreigners. High living cost, and not too much leisure activities (esp nature things). Just did the hidden “Jurong rail” today, its like the one of the only 2or3 rural hiking trails in the country! HK is almost as expensive as living in SG but with more things to do. Taiwan is my plan because of...

Hi Tommy,

For some reason I thought you are from Italy (your profile name tells me).

We do need a lot of nature and Singapore sounds more suitable for business.
Great food and good living cost in Taiwan. I hope all goes to plan for you.

Britain certainly got some of the most beautiful scenery. Every hiker will have their favourite hiking trails in the UK.

You must visit UK one day. Here is some hiking trail info:
Best Hikes in the UK: 10 of the Most Adventurous Routes (muchbetteradventures.com)
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