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[primarylogic]

Originally Posted by Alizain

just my opinion, but i think for all users who trade mostly on 1 pc and 1 ip, that's security update would be usefull.

question : after put ip address on ip address filter form, how if in future traders want to deactivate that's feature ? is only need to leave the form blank and click "change" button ?

I think to leave the form blank to clear the ip filter.

[ashokshetty]

Originally Posted by Alizain

and, can us get signal from your sharing there ?

no problem, you can PM me your ONLINE Messanger, I will send to you

[ashokshetty]

BUY GBP/USD at 1.9450 around. :)

[Alizain]

Originally Posted by primarylogic

I think to leave the form blank to clear the ip filter.

thanks for the information :)

[Alizain]

Originally Posted by ashokshetty

no problem, you can PM me your ONLINE Messanger, I will send to you

Really , thank you. It will add one signal at my signal list. Sure i'm glad to get it

[TaoJin88]

EU lost more than 100 pips today, and one of my "sell" trades I made 2monthes ago was just closed , so lucky that I close it in profit after two monthes waiting!

[primarylogic]

Originally Posted by TaoJin88

EU lost more than 100 pips today, and one of my "sell" trades I made 2monthes ago was just closed , so lucky that I close it in profit after two monthes waiting!

U closed your short position too early, If E/U breaks 1.5283, it will be down to 1.5000.

Just my own idea, i still hold short positions of E/U.

[Alizain]

Originally Posted by TaoJin88

EU lost more than 100 pips today, and one of my "sell" trades I made 2monthes ago was just closed , so lucky that I close it in profit after two monthes waiting!

i think EU will go down more, but the decission to closed your trade is up to you. No one traders now where the price will go :).

Patient and controll of emotion make you profits

[primarylogic]

Can The G8 Stop Oil Before Prices Hit $200?

Subprime crisis? Credit crunch? These issues have fallen by the wayside as the focus of investors, politicians and central bankers alike has shifted to the break-neck rise in oil prices. Concerns abound that the current rally will mirror the catastrophic economic fallout of the 1970s oil shocks. The parallels appear well-warranted: last week saw crude reach yet another record, trading at $139.12 dollars/barrel and surpassing the 1979 high of $136.28 (in today’s dollars). This weekend’s G8 Summit in Japan is set to focus on the matter as energy costs have crimped consumption, distorted trade figures, and fed global inflation. The markets will wait breathlessly to see if the final communiqué will include an unambiguous call on oil producing countries to boost production. With oil prices increasingly determined by the fate of the US dollar, forex traders will look to USDCAD to capture the volatility surrounding the meeting’s outcome.

[primarylogic]

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