EURUSD

At first, not, but then I tried the asterisk-version. Program* works.

Walt Disney scenario. Young people is going away to work around the world. Very easy. Goverment cuts social welfare. Easy.

Well Done.. Bro, Keep it coming..

sorted then

Works like a charm now.

Now the processing is 'sourced-out' and back comes a completely new chart with a template in which the fib-sets are defined.

Lazy bugger...

¿where do you live? ¿do you live in Europe or one time you came into Walt Disney and you ares still there???

You know that you can install PlayonLinux, which lets you completely override the wine-version coming from the repositories? That way you can install which-ever wine-version works for you.

Huh from time to time I simply suck. Had numereous winners today but the last one sucked donkey dick. I'm short from 1,2985, I'll leave it open till 150.

wow the 90 ties. are you for real?

do you chage your money management bro ?

if the dollar index 83.44 holds as resistance, the index will try to visit the peak of the nearest profile.

I was going to advise if under windows you can use the ~ with the seven or eight first characters which should still be a useable shortcut or if in a script to put the path in either single or double quotes, which usually makes the script take the space as a literal part of the path, but you seem to have it sorted out.

if you find something better u can change

i had no clue it was thanksgiving. i should have stepped on the roach yesterday.

PlayonLinux is indeed much better.

I think so...

Well, a lot to answer to you, guys...

Well, in order:

Gator: Yes, your data is right. On that base, any country with those numbers would be on fire, specially the boiling-blood Spain. But no Greece here, not even Portugal. So the answer is those numbers don't tell the full story. Too much to lose, we Spaniards have just already cleaned our deep wounds from the last dark 40-year party. Want the real-full answer? Mr. Hatch has told part of it. He's said that Germans know "how to do it" in a very sarcastic and dark-funny way (besides his joke about Turkish). But this is half the answer. The complete answer goes like this: Germans always end up in what there used to be their country turned out into a cloud of dust and everybody's feet on their neck, so let's not forget everybody knows how to do it. Since nobody wants that filmed again, what will happen is that some will lose money after the rest of us lose our jobs so everything turns balanced. This answers why Germans don't want their bank balances on public exposed. The mess in Spain was done with mainly German investment so ruin is something relative, isn't it?

Tomspin: nothing's guaranteed, of course. But in the Catalan case... well, that's a special one, and I'm not saying because I'm Catalan. We are a peacefull very modern thinking society, always were that even in the darkest times. We work... a lot. We're the Germans in Spain. That's what we are, but very open to the rest of the world. As Attila has said, Barcelona is one of the most desired cities in the world to live in. Would you live in Athens? Would you live in the beautiful legendary Lisbon? No, you wouldn't. But you would fall in love with Barcelona. Not for the party. For the little things here and there. For our commitment and our seriousness. Tell'ya what you won't see: violent independent catalans in violence against Spain. I don't know if we are going to succeed, but this is something democratic, peacefull and with a smile on face, not a balcanic thing. But the Western world and the rest of Europe won't allow for a Yugoslavia in here. Too much to lose and to spread a fire to the north. Spain can be tempted to send the tanks, yes. Not likely, too much to lose for them. Every part of the western and even not-western world with tanks on it to re-conquer has ended up being independent and part of the highest institutions. Wanna bet against the richest, openest, most modern part of Spain with that? This is no Bosnia, never was.

Mr. Hatch, don't know if you will get offended by my words above. I don't want to turn this into a "spanish defending honor vs german defending honor" thing. You're too smart to take it as that, I'm sure. Nothing against germans (I will be learning german language next year, so...), been there five times and saw a lot of things in common with us. Catalans love Baviera even if they don't know it. Now I understand what you are saying, and I really think everybody will bet our asses to make a gigantic arrangement in this European mess. Too much to lose. Regarding the retirement/wealth/unemployment money, I forsee a lot of pain but not only in Spain. German Government will have to re-think and they know it. At the end it is very simple: germans want no competition. But there is. This is all about crunching everybody else under the boot. Ruling german politicians/banksters are always trying to avoid the "little detail": they are partners in this mess. They have managed their money as if they were the worst argentinian/bolivian manager. So it's not a matter of Spanish losing everything. What happens if Spain wakes up and say: "enough, go find money somewhere else". What will be the bank holes be filled with in Germany?

i didnt say you are wrong buddy. how it is going generally? what are advantages?

Nope, no Windows for as long as I can prevent it.

Forgot to mention that. Ambar is absolutely corrrect on that data. So this is not the full story about Spain.