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1.6425 trading this morningPlease take the time to have a look around my Daughter's website www.daisypalmertrust.co.uk
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[FONT=arial, verdana, sans-serif][SIZE=-1] November is going to be a big month for sterling as the Bank of England gets ready to decide on rates and quantitative easing. Ashraf Laidi at CMC Markets looks at the drivers behind sterling/dollar and identifies the key resistance levels. [/SIZE][/FONT]
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up to 1.6460 nowPlease take the time to have a look around my Daughter's website www.daisypalmertrust.co.uk
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I bet he's a laugh a minute at a partysabretoothtigger wrote: »
Very nice report though...
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At the end of the day the question everyone wants to know is "When is the best time to buy my $$$"
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You know the game "pin the tail on the donkey"?Kenny_Powers wrote: »At the end of the day the question everyone wants to know is "When is the best time to buy my $$$"
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That's your answer
And on another note... Kenny... Do we know you? Perhaps a different name?
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neilbond007 wrote: »You know the game "pin the tail on the donkey"?
That's your answer
I wonder you know, i do a load of travelling to the States, can you open a $$ ISA or its equivalent, then put money into it whilst the rate is above 1.6 and then let it grow, so in theory when you actually withdraw it you will have ended up with a better rate?
Re your edit............ Im Kenny Powers
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Kenny_Powers wrote: »I wonder you know, i do a load of travelling to the States, can you open a $$ ISA or its equivalent, then put money into it whilst the rate is above 1.6 and then let it grow, so in theory when you actually withdraw it you will have ended up with a better rate?
Re your edit............ Im Kenny Powers
There are no $ equivalent to the ISA (as far as i know).
Love the pic "Kenny". One can only wish for a mullet like that0 -
neilbond007 wrote: »There are no $ equivalent to the ISA (as far as i know).
Love the pic "Kenny". One can only wish for a mullet like that
Shame about the ISA. I might look into it, will post on here if i find anything..0 -
Looks like we're spurting! Just shot up to 1.6579!0
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