I'm considering waiting to buy from 1.1108 today as price may easily touch that area if 1.1229 stays intact.
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Disliked{quote} Manually closed at 1.1195... - 121 pips.. I will recover it later. I'm considering waiting to buy from 1.1108 today as price may easily touch that area if 1.1229 stays intact.Ignored
Disliked{quote} GU Partial TP Open position to target at LO.{image} What Manipulator are thinking now...........Friday NFP day. Watch for Pump then dump then pump into NFP Then dump into next Tuesday elections then pump after Then go flat...
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Disliked{quote} GU Target adjusted. Moved to positive stop.{image} Jobs report later. Labour market is strong everywhere and showing little signs of slowing. 250k payrolls will keep inflationary pressures in place. If NFP is strong tomorrow, GBP is going to get annihilated.Ignored
Disliked{quote} There must come a time when USA can no longer live with such a strong currency, in the face of every other currency. For many products that available from other nations and regions like China and Asia, it would not make sense to keep buying expensive USA products when a similar product is available from a country with competitive currency rate. Most currencies are weak against USD, but between each other, the rate of exchange is not so far out of order. USD is the odd man out, and one day it may suffer. My brain...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'll keep that in mind. It is strange, I feel something's not right.. China and Japan could retire USD for example if they wish so.. they have soooo much reserves in USD it's not even funny. That's why I'm waiting for these Elections. China is not on good terms with currect USA leaders..Ignored
Disliked{quote} There must come a time when USA can no longer live with such a strong currency, in the face of every other currency. For many products that available from other nations and regions like China and Asia, it would not make sense to keep buying expensive USA products when a similar product is available from a country with competitive currency rate. Most currencies are weak against USD, but between each other, the rate of exchange is not so far out of order. USD is the odd man out, and one day it may suffer. My brain is not too good at this kind...Ignored
Disliked{quote} The issue is businesses and individuals will still prefer dollars unless highly motivated (read are forced at gunpoint) to choose a new currency. The Euro smoothly replaced a more complex European currency system. BRICS currency is a more complex replacement, with higher risk. {image} If more than 80% of global debt obligations and global trade are in USD, then in what currency will global creditors insist to be paid? As it now, USD is the denominator, it is also the most liquid market/currency. In truth, most other currencies behave as...Ignored
Disliked{quote} It is a matter of accumulation. it is always better to have wealth in US dollars. You're not going to have it in zimbabwe currency. The dollar will be dethroned by confidence when that day comes, who knows when. BTW, i am not qualified to advice about medical issues but it seems that n-acetyl cysteine counteracts covid spectacularly. Of course this is outside the medicinal circuits. It's not a bad idea to do some research. My 2 cents. Hope you get well soonIgnored
Disliked{quote} The issue is businesses and individuals will still prefer dollars unless highly motivated (read are forced at gunpoint) to choose a new currency. The Euro smoothly replaced a more complex European currency system. BRICS currency is a more complex replacement, with higher risk. {image} If more than 80% of global debt obligations and global trade are in USD, then in what currency will global creditors insist to be paid? As it now, USD is the denominator, it is also the most liquid market/currency. In truth, most other currencies behave as...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thank you Pat, this is interesting. I was thinking like this: My local department store (which sells everything I need), is in a position to charge a lot for it's products, because it is the only 'one stop shop' in town. People will eventually be happy to suffer some inconvenience by shopping at a multitude of small shops for much less, because the small shops have less overheads, so can stock items at a lower price. Even the small shops start to trade with each other. Eventually, the big dept store feels this loss of income and so has to...Ignored
Disliked{quote} GU Target adjusted. Moved to positive stop.{image} Jobs report later.Ignored
Disliked{quote} BTW, the image in previous post are "copy paste" from twitter. I hope you understand and trying to avoid Mr ICT Hindsight complain my copy paste skill.Ignored
Disliked{quote} BTW, the image in previous post are "copy paste" from twitter. I hope you understand and trying to avoid Mr ICT Hindsight complain my copy paste skill.Ignored