fxbomovi:
eleyi gidi gan

naijababe:



Damn!!!! He speaks Latin too

1. I stated the word without any context or premise = And again I ask what premise or context makes being called a buffoon ok?
2. How then can you deduce my context or standpoint by mere reading = Context? When every synonym is an insult, ok o!
3. is it that you posess some ability beyond metaphysical comprehension = You don't know the meaning of metaphysical, next time use Google
4. Are your abilities immune to fallacy of any form. = Of course not, call me out on my fallacies anytime and I will apologise pronto!

I suppose you found the real meaning of ad hominem, abi? Enough with the Latin, stick to English ok.

seyejohn94:
Gj breakout played out... Dose dat close gaps... Enjoy... My system doesn't allow me to close gaps...

seyejohn94:
Gj breakout played out... Dose dat close gaps... Enjoy... My system doesn't allow me to close gaps...

naijababe:


If I could cry now! Which gap closed? It just gapped again nau

seyejohn94:


Some persons like closing gap as a trading system... I don't do dat... Once dere is a gap up or down... A trade is placed to close the gap....

More courage to u on ur next adventure... Will keep my ears open...

ayox2003:


GBPJPY broke the triangle since Friday. And what system doesn't allow you close gaps?


Frawzey

seyejohn94:

Meant my trading system... Didn't back test with gaps in mind...

aguiyi:
is greece out of the EU?

Capitals:
from my point of view GJ MAY make a good buy, but I m not taking it cos it aint low enough on the monthlies

Theyjih:

Not yet! More aligned towards debt relief negotiations than opting out of EZ

Theyjih:

Not yet! More aligned towards debt relief negotiations than opting out of EZ

aguiyi:
is greece out of the EU?

aguiyi:


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33403665

With almost all the ballots counted, results from the Greek referendum show voters decisively rejecting the terms of an international bailout.

Figures published by the interior ministry showed nearly 62% of those whose ballots had been counted voting "No", against 38% voting "Yes".

Greece's governing Syriza party had campaigned for a "No", saying the bailout terms were humiliating.

Their opponents warned that this could see Greece ejected from the eurozone.
where av u been? welcome home

"Today we celebrate the victory of democracy, but tomorrow all together we continue and complete a national effort for exiting this crisis," Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in a televised address.

He said that voters had granted him "not a mandate against Europe, but a mandate to find a sustainable solution that will take us out of this vicious circle of austerity

currentprice:
in my opinion,,,, EU sell is where to be now worth to take a sell risk

reasons;

fundamentally- Grexit problem still there,,,, also look like dollar going to have better number with the event of the last 3 days

Technically - EU is bearish according to my system

worth to take a SELL RISK

don't forget you are the CEO of your trading acct. manage it well

seyejohn94:


Theyjih is back.... Been a while...

currentprice:
SELL EU NOW @ 1.1060 STOPLOSS 100pips

WATCH THE TRADE TO CLOSE WITH 60PIPS OR 80PIPS OR MORE DEPENDING ON THE MOOD OF THE MARKET,,,,, NOT NECESSARY TO WAIT FOR 1:1 OR MORE

you are the ceo of your trading acct. manage it well

caesaraba:

Warris that?!!

leopower:
anybody here enlighten me on the theory of BREAK AWAY GAP from resistance? lecture time pls

ayox2003:
DJIA (4H): If negatiations on Greece still stalls with no headway, I'd jump in to a sell on this marker at R2 to take profit at R3.


Frawzey

aguiyi:


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33403665

With almost all the ballots counted, results from the Greek referendum show voters decisively rejecting the terms of an international bailout.

Figures published by the interior ministry showed nearly 62% of those whose ballots had been counted voting "No", against 38% voting "Yes".

Greece's governing Syriza party had campaigned for a "No", saying the bailout terms were humiliating.

Their opponents warned that this could see Greece ejected from the eurozone.

"Today we celebrate the victory of democracy, but tomorrow all together we continue and complete a national effort for exiting this crisis," Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in a televised address.

He said that voters had granted him "not a mandate against Europe, but a mandate to find a sustainable solution that will take us out of this vicious circle of austerity