US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

neilbond007

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

£200 a month to take a mate to work, on a route you are going anyway!!

Nice work !!! Who says teachers are stupid ???

well at least 1 of them is

inspector_monkfish

neilbond007 wrote: »

well at least 1 of them is

haha
hmm.. which one could it be???;)

inspector_monkfish

sitting nicely on the 1.4200 level now
waiting for blast off.....

5.....4.....3....2.....1........

inspector_monkfish

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

sitting nicely on the 1.4200 level now
waiting for blast off.....

5.....4.....3....2.....1........

WE HAVE LIFT OFF.....

1.4225 now

Thanks Jase...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvkbFc-th28

whatusername

Ye man, we're flying.

inspector_monkfish

10:20 16Mar09 GBP/USD: 10-Day Peak Scaled, Barclays Shares Up 20%

[10:19 GBP/USD: 10-Day Peak Scaled, Barclays Shares Up 20%] London, March 16.
Cable has just scaled a 10-day peak of 1.4212 as the pound continues to benefit
from increased risk appetite re: global stock market strength. Dow futures are
currently up 83 points. The Dow closed up 0.75% at 7,223 on Friday, having closed
at 6,547 last Monday. 1.4306 (March 6, post-US employment report high) is a
GBP/USD bull target. 1.3895 was today"s early Asian session low.

The early Europe disclosure from Barclays that its businesses have made a
"strong start" to 2009, and the UK clearing bank"s confirmation that it has held
discussions with a number of potentially interested parties re: the possible
disposal of GBP 5bn-valued iShares, were a catalyst for this morning"s sterling
gains. Barclays shares are currently worth 88.7 pence each, having closed at
74.1p on Friday.

whatusername

You all on the sick today? Not much more happening currency front, ticking over around 1.419

inspector_monkfish

whatusername wrote: »

You all on the sick today? Not much more happening currency front, ticking over around 1.419

busy busy busy here mate, but still watching.....

trading 1.4210 now

neilbond007

whatusername wrote: »

You all on the sick today? Not much more happening currency front, ticking over around 1.419

I, due to getting up at 5.30, are feeling tired. angry and tired.
Me function well not with sleep little.

jonathanrichardson69

hi all, just wondering does anyone no anything about mortgages? and buy to lets? i currently own an aparmtent and want to let it out, and move to another place. the mortgage lender that i will be using for the new place said i have an excellent credit score and therefore they don't even need proof of earnings, very strange in this time of credit crunch. however, i've been told i need to make sure i have a letter of consent from my mortgage company that i have my flat from. what happens if i don;t get permission? should i just do it anyway? what are the risks? any advise would be great. i've searched this forum for another thread but its not been updated since 2006 so its probably out of date by now