daytrading may 16 pre-market, page-9

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    Thanks for the info and thread

    HORaad the electric eel, mm did I call that yesterday. Oh I am a wonderful person :-)))

    Said with gleam in eye and tongue in cheek. (not all things said in jest is the truth).

    PENLovers not yet pewal prob 3.5cents.

    Burnett, I am putting RMIglo on notice, may hit 0.1cent soon

    Safe trading


    Off topic

    Worth a quick glance if you do not have me on ignore:

    "Greece has defaulted or rescheduled its debt five times since gaining independence in 1829, the economists wrote in their paper "This Time Is Different," published in 2008 and recently expanded into a book. Spain has the lead in Europe at 13 times since 1476. Germany and France have both done it 8 times, while the U.K. has never done it since William the Conqueror invaded in 1066.

    Greece, however, has existed in a "perpetual state of default" since its independence, the economists write, having spent 50.6% of those years in default or scheduling, easily tops in Europe. Russia is next highest, with 39.1% of years spent as a bad debtor after defaulting or rescheduling five times.

    Hungary has perhaps the highest rate of default or rescheduling, having done it seven times since gaining independence in 1918."

    Comment:
    There are plnety of other sources but this was the easily digested. So I reckon get a grip on it and realise things are not as bad as some are pushing.

    Source:
    default rates in Europe
 
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