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In this article we will discuss about a widespread, well-known key element of technical analysis. Why do you think technical analysis especially some elements work so well for financial markets? Why do you think Fibonacci levels are usually strictly followed? Because thousands and billions of traders and computer programs for trading use these elements. This way everybody acts the same at the same time…
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Suav Thiab Nplog Sib Cog Lug Rau Ttxoj Kev Txhim Kho Kev Tsheb Ciav Hlau. - 4
new
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... Yawg Tshaj, Txhob rawm maj cia siab. Xws li tam sim no suav twb muab tso
tseg lawm vim thaib tsis xav kom blog txeeb Thaib cov neeg ncig ntuj (tourists)
. Thaib twb tsis kam ua txoj kev High Speed train tuaj Bangkok tuaj rau Nong
Khai, Thaib yuav ua mus Bangkok rau Chiangmai lawm, Thai yeej paub zoo hais
tias yog ua rau txoj kev no tshab Suav teb, - Mon 3 Oct 2011 18:25
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Saib Ntsej muag Xaiv tsav xwb los yog li cas? - 9 new
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Thaib tus Nas Nyauv yog tus poj niam, tej zaum yog zoo nkauj es cov txiv neej
cia li xaiv nws los ua xwb los kuj tsi paub. [link][link][link]Neeg zoo nkauj
ces txawm tau nom loj neeg Asia mas xaiv ntsej muag - Tues 4 Oct 2011 05:15
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... Well, very dangerous - Tues 4 Oct 2011 06:30
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Ntes Vauv - 2 new
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... PY Nyujquslaug, Koj yeej hais yog lus lawm hais tias lawv qhov teebmeem
twb muab settle tag lawm ces cia yuav li ntawd. Tabsis yog peb tsis muab los
sib tham kom haum rau lub neej tamsis no, es yog tag kis ho rov muaj dua ne,
peb ho yuav ua li cas? Yog tus tub mloog lus li case ntawd ces nyaj yuav
settle tau raws li Hmoob poj ua tseg yawm ua cia, tabsis yog - Tues 4 Oct 2011
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cov phoojywg, hais txog tshuab qeej, koj txawm tshuab zoo thiab tsi zoo, pa
yuav zoo thiab tsi zoo, qhov tseeb mas.... xav kom po raug cov ntiv thiaj tso
mus tshuab. kev tshuab qeej, tsi yog tshuab li raj, es tshuab 1 lub suab xwb...
vim tias hauv qeej, ib npe muaj 1, 2, 3 tus ntiv nrog/ tshuab uake. tshuab po
qeej li po raj xwb ces, peb hmoob hais tias - Tues 4 Oct 2011 08:58
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Thanouxay or DKJ why your goverment still doing these thing??? LPDR officials
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An elderly Hmong man and his son were allegedly killed when the forced
repatriation of several dozen hilltribe people to Laos last week turned
violent, according to rights advocates in the US. Yang Chao, 68, and his son
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Poj koob yawm ntxwv, a new Hmong religious cult??? - 1 new
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their secretary is pretty. I am not sure her look can buy Hmong's interest!!! [
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TOPIC: Global Markets Overview Today
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== 1 of 1 ==
Date: Mon, Oct 3 2011 4:28 pm
From: Monitor
Global Markets Overview Today
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TOPIC: Canada top destination for business: Forbes.
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== 1 of 1 ==
Date: Tues, Oct 4 2011 7:52 am
From: abc
Canada top destination for business: Forbes.
POSTMEDIA NEWS OCTOBER 4, 2011
Canada is the top global destination for business, according to a new
Forbes ranking that touts this country's economic resilience as much of
the world battles major financial woes.
The top ranking marks a jump for Canada from fourth place in the ranking
last year, which was due in large part to scoring higher in the tax
category. Tax burden for this year's index in Canada has this country in
ninth place, a stark contrast to 2010, when Canada placed 23rd in that
category.
The report noted the adoption of the HST in Ontario and British Columbia,
which has since voted to eliminated the new tax structure.
Canada was among the top tier of countries when it came to protecting
investors and dealing with red tape, with the report saying it is
relatively easy to start a new business in Canada.
The Forbes ranking described Canada as "an affluent, high-tech industrial
society in the trillion-dollar class," and said that Canada and the U.S.
had many similarities, including its "market-oriented economic system,
pattern of production and affluent living standards."
It stressed that "while the U.S. is paralyzed by fears of a double-dip
recession and Europe struggles with sovereign-debt issues," Canada has
stayed cool in terms of its economy, with a jump of 3.1 per cent in 2010
and more growth — at 2.4 per cent as forecast by the Royal Bank of Canada
— expected in 2011.
The Forbes ranking of business destinations factored in 11 criteria for
more than 130 countries. Among them were: technology; corruption;
personal and financial freedom; stock performance; property rights; and
taxes.
The United States was in 10th place.
Top 10 countries for business:
1. Canada
2. New Zealand
3. Hong Kong
4. Ireland
5. Denmark
6. Singapore
7. Sweden
8. Norway
9. United Kingdom
10. United States
Source: Forbes
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TOPIC: Canada Has Best Reputation In The World: Study
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== 1 of 4 ==
Date: Tues, Oct 4 2011 8:27 am
From: abc
Monday, October 3rd, 2011
Canada Has Best Reputation In The World: Study
TORONTO – Canada has the best reputation in the world, says a study
measuring public perceptions of 50 countries around the world, released
on Tuesday.
The Reputation Institute study measures the trust, esteem, admiration and
good feelings the public holds towards 50 countries, as well as
perceptions of peoples' quality of life, safety and attention to the
environment.
Results from 42,000 respondents worldwide ranked Sweden next, followed by
Australia, Switzerland and New Zealand, the reputation management firm
said.
The countries scored high for their steady democracies, high economic
output per capita, focus on active lifestyles, well developed political
systems and perceived neutrality to international political upheavals.
Being perceived as a safe country was the main driver of a country's
reputation.
Pakistan, Iran and Iraq were ranked lowest in the 50-country study, while
the United States and China were ranked in the middle and lower tiers.
Violence-stricken Mexico plunged from 24th place in 2009 to 35th place
this year. The reputations of Greece, Ireland and Spain also dropped
while Germany climbed five spots to number 11.
== 2 of 4 ==
Date: Tues, Oct 4 2011 6:02 pm
From: Tony
You seem to have forgotten 9/11 and the fucking pakis that took down the
towers. They came through Canada meanwhile the rest of the pakis stay here
all of them on welfare.
abc wrote:
> Monday, October 3rd, 2011
>
> Canada Has Best Reputation In The World: Study
>
> TORONTO � Canada has the best reputation in the world, says a study
> measuring public perceptions of 50 countries around the world, released
> on Tuesday.
>
> The Reputation Institute study measures the trust, esteem, admiration and
> good feelings the public holds towards 50 countries, as well as
> perceptions of peoples� quality of life, safety and attention to the
> environment.
>
> Results from 42,000 respondents worldwide ranked Sweden next, followed by
> Australia, Switzerland and New Zealand, the reputation management firm
> said.
>
> The countries scored high for their steady democracies, high economic
> output per capita, focus on active lifestyles, well developed political
> systems and perceived neutrality to international political upheavals.
> Being perceived as a safe country was the main driver of a country�s
> reputation.
>
> Pakistan, Iran and Iraq were ranked lowest in the 50-country study, while
> the United States and China were ranked in the middle and lower tiers.
> Violence-stricken Mexico plunged from 24th place in 2009 to 35th place
> this year. The reputations of Greece, Ireland and Spain also dropped
> while Germany climbed five spots to number 11.
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Date: Tues, Oct 4 2011 6:53 pm
From: "M.I. Wakefield"
"Tony" wrote in message news:4E8BACBF.8FEF3400@TheDeli.Sandwich...
> You seem to have forgotten 9/11 and the fucking pakis that took down the
> towers. They came through Canada meanwhile the rest of the pakis stay here
> all of them on welfare.
Tough to tell if you're a troll, a parody, or an idiot.
The 9/11 hijackers were fifteen Saudis, two citizens of the United Arab
Emirates, one Lebanese and one Egyptian; and none of them came through
Canada.
== 4 of 4 ==
Date: Tues, Oct 4 2011 8:08 pm
From: Greg Goss
Tony <Tony@TheDeli.Sandwich> wrote:
>You seem to have forgotten 9/11 and the fucking pakis that took down the
>towers. They came through Canada meanwhile the rest of the pakis stay here
>all of them on welfare.
That's false. They were coming back and forth between Germany and
Miami directly without ever bothering with Canada.
It's one of the lies that the Americans tried on for size along the
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