okemmadu:
glad to know you are there. has been wondering what happened to you. well..i'm in Umuahia. i know one of these days we'd get to meet. u took d right decision to invest in properties. btw this gu up movement surprise me. wasnt expecting it to move that much. breaks r2. heading for r3?

Fxmarket:

Am expecting to place trades on EU, 5 minutes to closing, 10 pips each as stoploss with 100pips tps, and expecting a jump on sunday open

aguiyi: quite an eventful week for me

the first day in my trading career to make a 170pips from one pair. thanks to GU

Am out of here for now

LaconicINC: [/color]GUY! SHUT UPPPPPPPP!!!! IF YOU HAVE NOTHING MEANINGFUL TO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS FORUM,THEN PUT A PADLOCK ON YOUR LIPS,YOUR OVER-SABI DON DEY TOO MUCH FOR THIS FORUM.are u a toddler looking for attention?please act like an adult for once

hisableplc:
wow dat wass coincident all d same its down till dawn....lol
somtin wrng somwere i think there must b a way out d boy no hear word

unclenna: If it is fxpro i believe they asigned you an account person in-charge of your account...mail her directly and narrate your story to her, i believe she will do something about it...Fxpro is the best to me.

nolly042: i just can't stop being happyyyyyyyyyyy.i thought i have lost my money.
@ niajababe happy u

nolly042: i just can't stop being happyyyyyyyyyyy.i thought i have lost my money.
@ niajababe happy u

nolly042:
[color=#006600][/color]A BIG THANKSGIVING TO GOD I AM NOW BACK AND BELIEVE ME BETTER. NOW I CAN TRADE MY SET UPS.

honeric01: June 17th, 2012 – ELECTION DAY!
Regardless of the outcome of today’s Greek elections, get ready for a hectic week in the marketplace!

With Greece holding elections today, we thought this may be a good time to let you know how this event may impact the marketplace when it reopens at 21:00 GMT tonight. Following the failure of Greek politicians to form a new government after the first round of elections in May, nervous investors sent riskier currencies and commodities plummeting. Now with new elections being held, the prospect for fresh market volatility is virtually guaranteed.

It is important to note that if anti-austerity political parties emerge victorious today, it may raise fears that Greece will be forced to exit the euro-zone at some point in the near future. As a result, higher-yielding currencies and commodities may take significant losses this week. On the other hand, if the more conservative, pro-austerity parties win, investor fears regarding a Greek exit from the euro-zone may be calmed. In such a case, riskier currencies like the euro, could recoup some of their losses taken in recent months.

naijababe: Been listening to Sky news all morning and the coverage is all about the Greek elections. From all the indications, the greeks do not want to be pushed out of the single currency of union which, every correspondent is suggesting that a win for Samaras is the only option that will calm the markets avert catastrophe that could avert another GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS. I think Samaras may just nick a win, in which case, it's gonna be all about the bulls tomorrow.