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GU 1.5847 BUY LIMIT PENDING ORDER |
Am done 4 today. Tomorrow will decide where i will hedge my fund. |
unclenna: I foresee the crash of EU and GU soon. Maybe it may not be today but soon. So be careful how you buy. Am already selling EU, GU. Between this week and next week GU will go down up to the region of 1.5908 - 1.5846almost 24hrs ago i posted that stuff up there. Like buffet said..."be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are afraid. I said it 1.5908 - 1.5846. Many where saying buy. Though am out wit almost 90pips profit cos i entered right on the top. Like buffet said, 'many who lose there money in investment are always late comers." |
unclenna: I foresee the crash of EU and GU soon. Maybe it may not be today but soon. So be careful how you buy. Am already selling EU, GU. Between this week and next week GU will go down up to the region of 1.5908 - 1.5846Am still standing with what I said above. |
tonjoan: Gu absolutely bearish so be cautious buying eu cos it might follow suit soon.experience is talking.[s] tonjoan: Gu absolutely bearish so be cautious buying eu cos it might follow suit soon.experience is talking.[/s] tonjoan: Gu absolutely bearish so be cautious buying eu cos it might follow suit soon.experience is talking. |
gud move GEJ is high time we stand as one in Nigeria. |
<p>to my understanding i think<br /> this is not a lagos state project. If am the owner of this multi-billion naira project i will build a hotel than a residential in that place. What an ocean view property</p> |
unclenna: I foresee the crash of EU and GU soon. Maybe it may not be today but soon. So be careful how you buy. Am already selling EU, GU. Between this week and next week GU will go down up to the region of 1.5908 - 1.5846Still where I am: selling EU and GU |
I foresee the crash of EU and GU soon. Maybe it may not be today but soon. So be careful how you buy. Am already selling EU, GU. Between this week and next week GU will go down up to the region of 1.5908 - 1.5846 |
Kaysalas: Guys, personally i love the offer but i do not have the required skills. Please, for posterity sake, could you do guys like me a favour by directing us to free or relatively cheap online resources that one can study and become proficient in this fields. Please help a broda out. Kaysalas@yahoo.comgo to www.w3schools.com you will get more than enough to read and practise |
tonjoan: Congrats.tx |
like i said i don't listen to news. I just follow my chart. |
unclenna: 4 now am buying eu and gu and no matter how the market go down i will continue to buy. I mean 4 now until I counter this post.am out of eu and gu with over 100pips. At least i have covered up my friday loss. |
am not a news man. |
4 now am buying eu and gu and no matter how the market go down i will continue to buy. I mean 4 now until I counter this post. |
moderattor: we are finished!no matter how, it will still be cheaper than gen. I said that time shall come when you will tell the unborn that there was a period in this country when blackout was everywhere but they will not believe you. |
don't really know where to hedge my fund 4 now |
goshen360: If they OBEY and SERVE GOD, they shall SPEND THEIR DAYS IN PROSPERITY, and their YEARS IN PLEASURES (Job 36:11), Hmmm, we go to church but still poor. We pray but still poor. We attend religious meetings, conferences yearly but still poor. We have read books: My money cometh plus 7 principles and keys to financial prosperity but still poor. All of these are good except it brings spiritual awakening and repentance in our heart. Our society is full of highest religious people and church attendance in the name of God but we are most corrupt people on earth. Only if these religious yearly stuffs make any difference, we are still in a mess. Obedience and faithful stewardship to God is the only kingdom key to prosperity. We can't take one and leave the other. More importantly, it's a lifestyle and not a phase. Stop running from pillar to pole looking for 7 keys that is not lost.if you have been going to church, being faithful to GOD'S commandment and still u are poor then know that you have not applaid the law of success. One of them is 2 love the Lord your GOD. |
post what you gave ur mum on her mothering sunday. For me i decided is hell no 4 my mama to wash her cloths again so i gave her a 60L CAPACITY LG WASHING MACHINE WITH A SPINER. WHAT did you give your own mum. |
when it comes to talk about the war the hausas and the middle belt who fought the war don't talk about it is the lazy yorubas who did not fight the war carry it on there head. Ibos that have only 5 states fought 31 states. If it were to be the yoruba states ibos will wipe you out in a day. ;Dwhen it comes to talk about the war the hausas and the middle belt who fought the war don't talk about it is the lazy yorubas who did not fight the war carry it on there head. Ibos that have only 5 states fought 31 states. If it were to be the yoruba states ibos will wipe you out in a day. |
when it comes to talk about the war the hausas and the middle belt who fought the war don't talk about it is the lazy yorubas who did not fight the war carry it on there head. Ibos that have only 5 states fought 31 states. If it were to be the yoruba states ibos will wipe you out in a day. |
CyberG: Being away for a while and back, I am not particularly surprised that the rhetorics of daily political exchange, especially, along inter-tribal lines has not improved but gotten worse! One bone of contention is the Civil War of 1967-1970 and it was previously established that less than 0.0001% of NLanders at that time ever saw the war or experienced it. Unfortunately, it appears that the rather "gracious" ending of the war of "no victor, no vanquished" is now the Achilles Heel of most young Nigerians who are very impressionable and refused to learn the facts or reflect deeply about Nigerian history.!- @poster, you have time. |
I have read a lot of post about NOI's nomination here in Nairaland. I want to challenge those people that are against her Nomination to give one cogent and verifiable reason why NOI should not be the next world bank president. I rest my case. |
Obama taps public health expert for World Bank By Lesley Wroughton | Reuters - 10 hrs ago WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Friday nominated a Korean-American known for his work in fighting disease in impoverished countries to lead the World Bank, a job emerging economies are contesting for the first time. Jim Yong Kim, 52, is president of Dartmouth College, an Ivy League school in New Hampshire, and former director of the Department of HIV/AIDS at the World Health Organization. Despite the challenge from emerging nations - Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and former Colombian finance minister Jose Antonio Ocampo were also nominated - the United States is expected to maintain its grip on the job, which it has held since the bank was founded after World War Two. "He's worked from Asia to Africa to the Americas - from capitals to small villages," Obama said. "His personal story exemplifies the great diversity of our country and the fact that anyone can make it as far as he has as long as they're willing to work hard and look out for others." The choice came as a surprise. Washington's past picks for the World Bank presidency have had more standing in political circles and Kim's name had not surfaced in several media reports on potential nominees. Okonjo-Iweala, a respected economist and diplomat, is likely to draw support from many emerging nations that want to see the bank focus more on helping their economies develop and less on traditional poverty-fighting aid. Her backing by Angola, Nigeria and South Africa was a rare example of unity among countries often at loggerheads. Ocampo's nomination by Brazil also signaled the desire of emerging markets to have a competitive process as they move to try to upend the tradition of always having an American lead the World Bank and a European lead the International Monetary Fund. The bank's current president, Robert Zoellick, steps down at the end of June. "You will see more of a debate, an assessment of the merits of the different candidates and the direction of the bank," said Arvind Subramanian, a former IMF official. "It is not a slam dunk. It is not an obvious choice," he said of the U.S. nominee. Washington, however, retains the largest single voting share at the World Bank and can expect the support of European nations and Japan, the bank's second-largest voting member. Paul Farmer, a co-founder with Kim of the non-profit Partners in Health, which serves some of the world's poorest countries, said the nominee would bring to the post a real world understanding of poverty and a sense of purpose. "A lot of people who live in poverty in the world today feel that the World Bank has stalled and needs new vision," Farmer, the chairman of the Department of Global Health at Harvard University, told Reuters in Kigali, Rwanda. "One of his qualities is that boldness of vision." ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^> NARROWING THE FIELD U.S. economist Jeffrey Sachs, who had been put forward for the job by a group of small countries, withdrew and threw his support to Kim. He had cast his uphill candidacy as an effort to break Washington's penchant for political appointments. A Canadian government source said Canada would back Kim and South Korea, his boyhood home, also signaled its support. But India said it wanted to consult the other so-called BRICS countries - Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa - before deciding, and Mexico also said it was keeping an open mind. The rise of emerging economies such as China, India and Brazil has put pressure on the United States and Europe to throw open the selection process for both the bank and the IMF. Last year, all of the bank's 187 member countries agreed on a transparent, merit-based process. The World Bank board of member countries has promised to make a decision by the time of the IMF and World Bank semi-annual meetings on April 21. U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner advocated for Kim's nomination, White House spokesman Jay Carney said, adding that a number of candidates were considered, but not all were interested. CHALLENGES AHEAD The new World Bank chief will take over at a time when the euro zone's debt crisis is weighing on the global recovery, undercutting demand in the poorer nations that often rely on funding from the bank. He or she will have to decide how best to deploy resources in a budget- cutting environment in which large bank shareholders, such as the United States, are demanding results, transparency and greater efforts to tackle corruption. In the end, the choice may come down to political horse trading. Russia has refrained from publicly backing a non- U.S. candidate and has instead called for a greater role for emerging market countries in other top positions at global financial institutions. World Bank board sources have said a deal could arise in which developing and emerging economies win the top post at the bank's private-sector lender. Kim, who holds both an M.D. and a Ph.D. from Harvard University, led a World Health Organization initiative that is credited with providing access to HIV treatment to millions of people in developing countries. Dartmouth faculty gave Kim generally high marks, saying he dealt ably with the school's impaired balance sheet in the wake of the financial crisis. However, in February, 105 faculty called on him to do more to combat hazing after a student detailed abusive practices. Some students faulted Kim for focusing too heavily on post-graduate programs to the detriment of undergraduate studies and using Dartmouth as a platform for higher aspirations. "From the first year he got here there was a pretty general consensus that he was using Dartmouth as a stepping stone to get to something bigger," said Kurt Prescott, a 21-year-old senior. (Writing by Lesley Wroughton and Tim Ahmann; Additional reporting by Stella Dawson, Mark Felsenthal and Glenn Somerville in Washington; Choonsik Yoo in Seoul, Stella Mapenzauswa in Johannesburg, Randall Palmer and David Ljunggren in Ottawa, Jason McLure in Hanover, New Hampshire, and Graham Holliday in Kigali, Rawanda; Editing by Timothy Ahmann, Leslie Adler, Dan Grebler and Andre Grenon) |
Seun: You've been hired to teach Computer Appreciation at a local Secondary school for one term. During that term, you're expected to give the students 2 tests (15 marks each), one practical project(10 marks) and 1 exam (100 marks to be scaled down to 60 marks).'Seun, am done with it. |
is high time we start screening people in this thread. |
tonjoan: We also have 1.5836 to contend with,while we have to go past 1.3215 on eu to have a free ride up.Maybe today is one of those days i have to step out of a loss trade. Let's watch and see. Cos' am reading seeing -ve pips in my account. If i can turn it around I will do just that but if I can't I will just walk away. |
i don't see any reason to buy EU GU so am selling my EU & GU. @1.3194 FOR EU AND 1.5812 FOR GU. |
what is going on in the market is not a bull movement but Fibonacci retracement so be careful. |
unclenna: [/b]if you can bear me witness i made the statement above but am out of the market with 11pips +ve. For now EU GU lack the momentum to push the north, moreover EU and GU still have the potential to go down. Tomorrow will determine where i will hedge my fund again. Happy piping. |
FOREXMART: My fellow speculators how r yall doing. Unclenna i can see ur back. Una doh!yes bro. Is like you are no longer active in trading. |
honeric01: @uncleannais my system. remember i don't follow the crowd. |
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