On a slightly cheerier note.. I'm happy with the week's results trading pivots.
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{quote} In Germany its 25%, and they keep track of the money coming in the account. Have to move to Switzerland bank, to save this 25%.
It's not a dream. Chipsa is real!
{quote} in germany you have to pay taxes on losses when trading since 2021.... there is also an incompetent foreign minister, a young girl with no experience and no school qualifications and no knowledge, who interferes all over the world and wants to tell iran what it has to do with women's rights. and our incompetent economy minister bans internal combustion engines, gas heaters and oil heaters from 2035..... what happens? the car industry vw porsche mercedes bmw eg and the chemical industry eg BASF invest and produce abroad is there anything...
No PPL no environmental issues.
'Mutti Merkel' Era was the best era in Germany...!
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{quote} Du hast Recht, und was wollen die eigentlich von ppl, die Waffe in den Mund zu nehmen und abzudrücken, damit die Umwelt geschont werden kann. Kein PPL, keine Umweltprobleme.
Don't be angry with me, I don't quite agree with you, as much as I enjoy reading your helpful contributions in FF :-) , merkel opened the floodgates for migrants in 2015 without any border controls and without any plan of what would happen to unrecognized refugees. .. we have the problem nowadays that our refugee homes are bursting at the seams. nothing happens, on the contrary, baerbock would like to continue to let many millions of refugees into the country, the people should bleed and pay hard for it
but one more piece of information, to be honest, i don't speak english very well and i try to translate everything with google translator, :-) maybe i'm misunderstanding some things. I also have to read the davit more often contributions that are automatically translated for me. translation robots are not yet perfect.
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{quote} as far as the Merkel era is concerned. Don't be angry with me, I don't quite agree with you, as much as I enjoy reading your helpful contributions in FF :-) , merkel opened the floodgates for migrants in 2015 without any border controls and without any plan of what would happen to unrecognized refugees. .. we have the problem nowadays that our refugee homes are bursting at the seams. nothing happens, on the contrary, baerbock would like to continue to let many millions of refugees into the country, the people should bleed and pay hard for...
Everyone has a different one.
Use DeepL, I think it's much better for translation compare to google translate.
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{quote} All good, I respect your opinions.
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{quote} as far as the Merkel era is concerned. Don't be angry with me, I don't quite agree with you, as much as I enjoy reading your helpful contributions in FF :-) , merkel opened the floodgates for migrants in 2015 without any border controls and without any plan of what would happen to unrecognized refugees. .. we have the problem nowadays that our refugee homes are bursting at the seams. nothing happens, on the contrary, baerbock would like to continue to let many millions of refugees into the country, the people should bleed and pay hard for...
The refugees were a mess, actually they still are, they just don't talk about it as much anymore. God knows if it was an idea and he was actually behind it. I thought it was such a hrrr action. I've also read interesting articles about how it was connected, but again I take it with a grain of salt, known conspiracy theories
and yes. Elvis didn't die, he went to the moon
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- Edited 2:30pm Mar 18, 2023 10:24am | Edited 2:30pm
{quote} I totally agree. The refugees were a mess, actually they still are, they just don't talk about it as much anymore. God knows if it was an idea and he was actually behind it. I thought it was such a hrrr action. I've also read interesting articles about how it was connected, but again I take it with a grain of salt, known conspiracy theories
Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Afgh, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and list goes on and on.... Africa is a total different story, do not want to go there. Also created a lot of mess there.
for example, if I would be in those countries, what options do I have then. Once I was living happily, and suddenly I have to leave the home and all behind.
I would not blame the refugees, I would blame the politics and those who vote for them. They created the mess and will create further.
A look at the week ahead
Could be quite a interesting and turbulent week ahead with lots of news/data events.
CPI on Tuesday could weaken the CAD further. However, CPI is often as forecast or better. I'm watching EC for shorts. Nice weekly signal at S/R?
Watching closely at the US rate decision on Wednesday forecast at 5.00%. Rate hikes are likely to continue despite the recent turmoil amid the banking jitters. Can the Fed afford to stop tightening monetary policy.
The ECB emphasised that there is no trade off between inflation and financial stability risks. Its expected that the FED will deliver a similar message.
Could this push the UC higher towards 1.39?
On Thursday the BoE are expected to raise rates by 25 bps to 4.25% but is this priced in? Could see GBP climb higher against the CAD and AUD
Tuesday 21st March
Wednesday 22nd March
Thursday 23rd March
Friday 24th March
Lots of PMI data for EUR, GBP, & USD
I'm watching/interested in
EC - S
GA - S
GC - S
AJ - L
Could be quite a interesting and turbulent week ahead with lots of news/data events.
CPI on Tuesday could weaken the CAD further. However, CPI is often as forecast or better. I'm watching EC for shorts. Nice weekly signal at S/R?
Watching closely at the US rate decision on Wednesday forecast at 5.00%. Rate hikes are likely to continue despite the recent turmoil amid the banking jitters. Can the Fed afford to stop tightening monetary policy.
The ECB emphasised that there is no trade off between inflation and financial stability risks. Its expected that the FED will deliver a similar message.
Could this push the UC higher towards 1.39?
On Thursday the BoE are expected to raise rates by 25 bps to 4.25% but is this priced in? Could see GBP climb higher against the CAD and AUD
Tuesday 21st March
Wednesday 22nd March
Thursday 23rd March
Friday 24th March
Lots of PMI data for EUR, GBP, & USD
I'm watching/interested in
EC - S
GA - S
GC - S
AJ - L
Successful trading is intrinsic to risk management and discipline
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- Mar 20, 2023 9:51am Mar 20, 2023 9:51am
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