Cable Update (GBPUSD)

there's no bottom, this pair will be at parity, i wouldn't even buy at 1.35

Grow up man else your name will suit you forever

Show me when you took the trade @ 49....GU was @ 49 on 2nd not 3rd, 4th i.e. today. So like to see trade from 1st, 2nd march.





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nobody should be bragging they are going long on this pair, IMO. it should be kept in secret, or laughter will ensue. Goodnight!

I know you are DT's LAYER.
but if you are really a good trader. you can read my call. which I said put it on your demo account not the live.

second: the trade has a stop loss. which stooped and didn't hurt me like your Master DT.

third: I collect the best thing from everyone's style to build my style.

bro is u PM full

During 2 days of NFP news, waiting for a good trade is a pain in the ..... err.... http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/8...yasstattoo.jpg

Don't understand. I don't find anything amusing trading with the immediate trend.

I see, I'll do you not worry you are not so important to be a problem. I did not know this is your thread or forum, so far I knew these forums were a public space without discrimination, and to interact with respect and manners. I guess as you are senior member you do not think you should follow these rules.
not worth reading your post because i can see your ego is as big as your vulgarity.
Do not worry, I will not visit more your thread. bye

He bought ams. He even showed his open positions from his live platform yesterday.

Germany Snubs Greek Aid Plea as Protest Snarls Athens Traffic
By Tony Czuczka and Rainer Buergin


March 4 (Bloomberg) -- Greece’s pledge to deepen planned budget-deficit cuts failed to yield an offer of assistance from Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, as protesters in Athens seized the finance ministry building and blocked roads in the city center.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said a meeting tomorrow with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou won’t be “about aid commitments.” Her finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, said the third round of deficit-reduction measures this year were probably enough to convince investors to buy Greek debt.

While Papandreou is risking a backlash at home to meet European Union demands for more deficit cuts before allies even consider providing aid, Merkel is facing domestic opposition to tapping taxpayers to extend a financial lifeline to Greece.

“There would be no understanding in Germany for bailing out Greece,” Henrik Enderlein, a political economist at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, said by phone. “It’s a bit of catch-22 situation: if you give in to Greece and you put 5 billion or perhaps even 10 billion into some kind of rescue package or into some guarantees, then the German government would look irresponsible. However, if it doesn’t, then European Union leaders might put a lot of pressure on Merkel and say, look, we have to bail out Greece.”
In Athens, about 200 members of the PAME union, aligned with the Communist Party, were reported at the finance ministry and protesters also took over the nearby General Accounting Office, according to a police spokeswoman. Another group blocked a central road, snarling traffic.


Deficit Cuts

The demonstrations followed the Cabinet’s backing yesterday of 4.8 billion euros ($6.6 billion) of cuts, Papandreou’s statement that said Greece was prepared to turn to the International Monetary Fund as a last resort.

“We have fulfilled to the utmost all that we must from our side; now it’s Europe’s turn,” Papandreou told his ministers yesterday, according to an e-mailed transcript. “It is a historic moment for the European Union.”

Greek bonds rose to their highest in three weeks after the Cabinet endorsed a package of revenue-raising and budget-cutting steps, including higher fuel, tobacco and sales taxes and a cut of 30 percent in three bonus payments to civil servants on top of a wage and benefits freeze.

The measures are “convincing,” the European Central Bank said in a statement. The ECB appreciates the Greek government’s recognition of the need to “rapidly adopt and implement decisive structural reforms.”


Euro Weakens

The euro dropped to $1.3662 as of 8:22 a.m. in Berlin from $1.3697 in New York yesterday, when it climbed to $1.3736, the strongest since Feb. 17. The premium investors demand to buy Greek government debt over comparable German bonds, the European benchmark, slid 2 basis points to 2.84 percentage points, extending yesterday 19 basis point drop.

The Greek announcement “is as much about giving other EU governments more political capital in the event that they do eventually need to provide liquidity to Greece,” said Gary Jenkins, head of credit research at Evolution Securities Ltd. in London. “They can make the claim to their own taxpayers that Greece has taken further measures as suggested by the EU.”
For now, none of the potential lenders has stepped up since a statement at a Feb. 11 EU summit promised “determined and coordinated action” to support Greece.


‘No Need’

“There’s no need for such a thing at this point in time,” French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said late yesterday on Sky television. “If it was required, the partners in the club would be available to restore stability.”

After meeting Merkel in Berlin, the Greek leader is due in Paris two days later for talks with French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

While Greece is pressing EU leaders to help cover the bloc’s largest budget deficit, Merkel’s comments were the clearest signal yet that Germany isn’t convinced.

“I expressly want to say that Friday isn’t about aid commitments, but about good relations between Germany and Greece,” Merkel said yesterday in an interview with N-TV, according to a transcript provided by her office. Greece’s steps are “an important signal” toward restoring confidence in the euro.

Greece faces more than 20 billion euros in debt redemptions in April and May. The EU is devising a plan to grant Greece about 25 billion euros in emergency aid should the need arise, German lawmakers have said, enough to cover the maturing debt. One option could involve using state-owned lenders such as Germany’s KfW Group to buy its bonds.


Papandreou Package

Greece has pledged to trim a deficit of 12.7 percent of gross domestic product to 8.7 percent this year. Concern that Greece won’t be able to tame the shortfall saw the euro lose almost 5 percent against the dollar this year.

Greece has blamed market speculators for fueling the decline in its securities. European officials have warned hedge funds that they shouldn’t try to profit from the woes of the region’s nations. U.S. authorities have told some hedge funds not to destroy trading records on euro bets, according to a person with knowledge of the requests.

Banks and regulators across Europe were summoned by the European Commission to discuss regulation of the market for sovereign credit-default swaps in the wake of the Greek debt crisis.

To contact the reporters on this story: Rainer Buergin in Berlin at [email protected]; Tony Czuczka in Berlin at [email protected]

Last Updated: March 4, 2010 02:55 EST

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You cannot offend me baby trader…But I can,

show me your trade which you took @ 49

Despite my nice behaviour on DT's thread you behaved like a child and tried posting PM's in public forum. Thanks to Forexlion they were removed and you banned.

You beg people to give you votes, you lie, you backstab…anymore qualities, we will see in the near future.

Regardless of all the above qualities, I must admit you are becoming a better trader.

I am not here to take revenge or anything I've other things in life but I wanted to remind you become a better person.

Anyways, I am done with all my rant. I leave the decision to you.

to Twee be fair man we have great ppl in this thread and some worth nothing crying all the time just be fair

hey dont leave, i love u

You and DT who start the fighting

Breaking News- G/U breaks the daily pivot

Well atleast that proves my point he doesn't actually trade what he sees.

"He thinks" and do exactly opposite of the market. Else, why would he be buying when everyone else was selling. He should have waited for break of 150 before buying.

You are the only credible trader on FF in my list wormie. I mentioned this to TT as well in my personal email. Your calls are always with a reason not that others are not but and good R:R matters in this business, and I can openly admit yours is the best one!

He didn't lie about his positions ams. You should not accuse someone if you do not know. He bought.

The private message I send on the public forum.
the sender proved me to do that