DislikedLooks like the BOJ blew its entire load on their kamakazi intervention.
I Just heard on CNBC TV that it cost them ~Y70 Billion.Ignored
Kill the ego, or it will kill the mission.
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DislikedLooks like the BOJ blew its entire load on their kamakazi intervention.
I Just heard on CNBC TV that it cost them ~Y70 Billion.Ignored
DislikedWe have fake breakout last week so I tried connected the Break Candle to the Fake one as my Daily Pivot Point and Looks good so far - Combine with the USD complete wave and strenght so far - hold my short @ 1.4160 wouldnt be problem - expect unexpected already locked 100 pips of profit and let it run until 1.26Ignored
DislikedIf they need to pay taxes from that, then it is similar to mine, if this is the amount after paying taxes - than they are still paid better than me (I am referring to full-time payment, even though I work part time now - therefore earn even less) Perhaps this is why many IT companies move to Poland - cheap coding workforce
And code monkeys are being 'produced' in dozens. But, I am still studying, and just started working, so maybe my salary is low due to that
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DislikedCheers PT hopefully it will continue to work for me I had great success on my demo with the system so as long as I strictly adhere to the rules I set out before starting there's no reason why I shouldnt enjoy further success! Trend trading just wasn't working for me and my money management was all over the place so its simply a discipline and I've set out to increase my equity by 2% a day and well I've done a weeks trading in a day so I can rest easy and not be in any rush or become greedy!Ignored
DislikedYes what I quoted you is before tax. So Malta and Poland are on the same level of pay.
These people I was talking about work for HSBC in the international call center.Ignored
DislikedHi, RodMca, can you share your scalp system? I sent you a pm but I don't know if you received it as lon as I cannot see my sent items..
thks&rgds
saludos!Ignored
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ADD: That's funny, when you spoke to anyone in Poland that EUR is falling (when it was taking a ride two months ago) then everyone was like 'How come, it strengtened almost 10%'... Yeah, against PLN.... Our currency is still treated like some extremely exotic and risky asset. But, maybe I have a Polish bias about it. At least exporters are happy.Ignored
DislikedSo when the Zloty loses against the Euro, does that mean that the Kiełbasy gets bigger?Ignored
DislikedSo when the Zloty loses against the Euro, does that mean that the Kiełbasy gets bigger?Ignored
DislikedOkay, it sounds extremely funny
But I don't think there is a strong correlation
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But, Polish debt gets bigger then. Partially we are indebted in foreign currencies. That is why both central bank and finance ministers try to intervene when it gets hot, as the constitution limits the debt - If it exceeds 55% of GDP, they should make a budget with no deficit... or at least significately lesser deficit than in previous year. So they fear too weak zloty. No-deficit year is a realy nightmare for politicians.Ignored
DislikedI just meant, that such Polish-English mixes are extremely funny as they get often laughed off in Poland, cause many Poles who want to be 'cool' overuse English and misuse it by putting simple words into sentences (and leaving more complex one untranslated). So it is a form of a regional joke, which you did by accident, unless you have enough many Polish friends to know about it.
Well, perhaps we will make it somehow... as always.Ignored
DislikedHmmm.. just joined in after I got our minor to bed and this forum has changed from meat grinders to sausage comparison forum. Not quite sure if it is a development though. At least you seem to have a good timeIgnored
DislikedDon't take it out of context. You have to read the original post and follow it through.
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