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posibil sa reiau acest topic, in scurt timp

Offtopic m-am agatat si eu de ultimul loc, Bravos Oltciter !

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multumesc, nu ma pricep cum se fac platile sai incasarile la ei prin webmoney sau paypal. Unde o fi sediul sau reprezentanta la astia? Cum se opereaza cu ei ? or mai fi si alte comisioane inafara de 7$?

A scos careva BANI reali din Marketiva? se merita lupta cu acei 5$ pna faci mia?

ma gandesc daca nu cumva aceasta curatenie de primavara pe forum, in viitor sa ajunga sa fie defapt stergerea mesajelor care contin idei de long cand defapt e de short si invers !

O sa incep postarea asta mai comic Sunt surprins profund ca pe un rahat de topic in care cer doar un sondaj sa gasesc de fapt comentarii stufoase si imbarligate, in contradictorii fara legatura cu cerinta . Constat inca un aspect ca imi simte lumea lipsa si posteaza vrute si nevrute . Ideea mea era sa fac o pagina care poate o sa se transforme intr-un blog tip diverse( cu stiri FX, stiri burse, stiri rezultate financiare si in final de zi cu bancuri si mici picanterii de relaxare, divorturi , batai cu nevasta sau amanta etc... toul real si in mod cat mai serios, caci am o varsta) Dragii mei vad ca la votare e 8-8 , concluzia e clara : ba vreau ba nu vreau , exact ca piata forex (cand sus cand jos)

MANGUSTA>> ai dreptate mai draga

China are moneda ei , are legatura cu jpy? Moneda Chinei e yuan-ul, mai strans legat de dolarul american decat de jpy, de jpy doar in ansamblul export/import intre cele doua tari. vad ca ai raspuns in finalul propozitiei, ca are

China are moneda ei , are legatura cu jpy? HMMMMMM!!!! are .

multumesc, promit ca voi relua postarile da cred ca e mult mai indicat sa fac un blog , obosesc prea mult pagina fu ultimile postari ale forumului . Astept voturi , inainte de asta adaug o stire draga unora !!!!!! .." China doreste sa devalorizeze moneda , e doar un zvon pe agentii, mare atentie la JPY "...

IMPORTANT, chiar daca aceasta pagina a forumului e inutila :http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE63D10N20100414

ATENTIE !! la ideile lui City FX de mai sus, acu un an am intrat in trade pe o recomandare de la ei si m-am fript !

GREECE: Below are key dates in Greece ahead of the PDMA's next issue after PDMA sold E1.56bln in 26-week & 52-week T-Bills Tuesday. The PDMA debt chief Petros Christodoulou has already hinted that April's funding needs are taken care of, but needs to raise E11.6 billion by May. Christodoulou also said FinMin will soon do a roadshow in U.S & possibly Asia at end April, before a dollar deal is launched. -- April 15: Informal Eurogroup meeting -- April 16: T-bill redemption for E1.28 billion -- April 16-17: Informal Ecofin meeting in Madrid -- April 20: Bond redemption for E8.22 billion -- April 22: Eurostat releases final 2009 deficit -- April 23: T-bill redemption for E1.585 billion -- April/May: Greece roadshow followed by dollar deal -- May 10: Coupon payment for E2.278 billion -- May 19: Bond redemption for E8.086 billion -- May 31: Bond redemption for E355.4 million

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Ford Romania must increase total production to over 250,000 cars by 2011, or it could pay penalties to the state of up to a quarter of the EUR57 million price paid for Automobile Craiova, news agency Mediafax reports Wednesday. Ford Motor Co. (F) bought the Romanian auto assembly plant in 2007. Under the terms of the deal, the U.S. carmaker pledged to pay authorities up to 25% of the purchase price unless it stepped up production to over a quarter million units within four years of privatization. The penalty drops to 10% of the purchase price if Ford manufactures between 200,000 and 225,000 units by the deadline, or to 5% of the purchase price if total production reaches between 225,000 and 250,000 units. So far, Ford has only assembled 400 cars at its Craiova plant, which means the company would have to ramp up production and make 625 times more vehicles in the remaining year and a half to avoid paying penalties. Ford Romania's officials declined to comment on whether they will be able to reach the agreed production level by 2011. The U.S. carmaker assembles its Transit Connect model in Craiova. It will start production of the B-Max small-class model in 2010.

CABLE: CitiFX Techs report says, 'going long cable,.. CABLE: CitiFX Techs report says, 'going long cable, breaks dual levels of resistance on close above both the double bottom neckline at $1.5382 and the 55 day moving average at $1.5360 last night. This now suggests potential for a good move higher with a target close to $1.60, with the 200 day moving average at $1.6073.'

CABLE: Traders inform that CitiFXTechs have taken a.. CABLE: Traders inform that CitiFXTechs have taken a long position at at $1.5425, placing stops at $1.5310, looking for a move towards $1.6000. We haven't seen the report first hand, reporting sources.

ma pregatesc de corectii pe E/J E/U in prima faza , apar PIN-uri si stirile par sa sustina . Mai e o problema : vin date din USA la 15.30 si pe seara , posibil sa fie bune sa mai atenuieze din asteptari. Cascam ochii cat ceapa!

BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--Portugal might need to take further steps to cut its budget deficit, the European Commission said Wednesday. Portugal, which had a budget deficit worth an estimated 9.3% of gross domestic product last year, aims to bring its deficit below 3% by 2013. The commission, the European Union's executive arm, said there are risks to this plan, particularly if Portugal's economy doesn't grow as quickly the government expects this year. "Additional measures of fiscal consolidation might be needed, especially for this year, if risks to the macroeconomic and fiscal developments materialize," European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Olli Rehn said in a statement.

EU COMMISSION: Sees risk to Portugal budgetary....... EU COMMISSION: Sees risk to Portugal budgetary strategy -- If risks materialize Portugal may need more steps 2010.

9:00 AM Economic data (EC): Industrial Production MoM (FEB) out at 0.9% vs. 0.1% expected and 1.6% prior (revised from 1.7%).

London is full of gossip this morning with traders saying stops placed above 1.37 are huge. Some are thinking that the Greece problem can be put on the backburner for a little while so shorts maybe in for a good old fashioned squeeze at some stage. Looking ahead Bernanke speaks tonight et al other Fed members plus we have four S&P companies reporting earnings including JPMorgan. On the data front we have US CPI and retail sales for March (1230GMT) plus business inventories for Feb (1400GMT). I have no real firm views but I would expect Mr Bernanke to remain dovish as usual. Traders are suggesting an Asia central bank has been seen buying GBP/USD from just below the figure. Nothing untoward here, it happens nearly every day with Asian c/b’s buying US Dollars in order to keep the local currency weak then recycle the (unwanted) US Dollars into Euro, GBP, AUD etc. Reuters is now reporting that Israel’s c/bank has intervened to the tune of $500mln this morning – I wonder what they are going to do with their unwanted US Dollars!