Euro / Pound currency prediction thread - Page 9

jojo · #81 (**permalink**) 17th April 2009, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by My_Name_is_Tallulah

Xose,

I notice that the much awaited results of this morning have just been posted on Citigroup and General Electric in the US and both have come in above expectations. Could well be we're seeing the start of recovery in the US then. Unfortunately, even the Spanish powers that be have made noises about 2012 for Spain for recovery, so we may have to bide our time a little longer here, and any "up's" as you say may well be dangerous for jumping in and seeing it as the start of a recovery just yet. I think the term used by Sky Finance pundits for these (false) up's is "mugs bait" ?!?!

Regards,
Tallulah.x

Tallulah, you´re frightening me!!! Should you be running for prime minister, rather than wasting your time on this housewife cr@p????

Jo xx

Tallulah · #82 (**permalink**) 17th April 2009, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jojo

Tallulah, you´re frightening me!!! Should you be running for prime minister, rather than wasting your time on this housewife cr@p????

Jo xx

Best job in the world Jojo!!!

Besides, behind every great man.....and all that!

Tallulah.x

Tallulah · #83 (**permalink**) 17th April 2009, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Xose

Boas nena

Impressive. Must be one hell of a course this Certified and Chartered Housewive "licenciatura" of yours. I'm well impressed.

Yes, you're 100% right. The number of day traders that have been burnt or bankrupt as a result of these goings on is huge. So much so that they even banned short trading for a while, you might have heard a few weeks back the stops were now off, US and Europe, and short traders can start to ruin companies again. Not the idea of short trading of course but I've seen some Agency activity that you would not believe. Poor old CNMV in Spain doesn't know where to start - but they are useless and couldn't regulate a chimp tea party much less the stock exchange in Spain - so yes, definetely stay off the Ibex sauce for quite a while yet unless you really know your onions and have a lot of money to stay dormant for a few years.

Salud y Pasta,
Xose

Home! Vaiche ben?

I have to admit I don't have any trading experience, but with all that's going down with the crisis, I like to have a look at Intereconomia and the like TV channels as they're a fairly good window as to what is going on.

I did quite enjoy Million Dollar Trader (UK TV) recently though, but have to say that I felt very sorry for the young lady who was extremely nervous from start to finish and I fear that with my little pot, I would be exactly the same. Just about getting my head around bulls, bears and candles now!!

I have noticed as per your recent post that UK news is getting better and European news is getting worse, so perhaps America and it's big brother the UK

will come out first and we sterling dependants will reap the benefits.
Here's hoping.

Sorte,
Tallulah.x