mitzooos mg..same as it ever was

what was the boe vote ...been out

Glad to see you have an interest in the game. Just let me know all the names that want to be in your team and select yourself a Team Captain. It's only a bit of fun and sorry about no shorting! :-)

affanoon,team games eh,but not for bears.

yea, its discrimination, just cos we smell and don't eat grass.......

gold ..its easy we just sell first and buy back second...surely u can accomadate that?

team is

moregas
mick p
hijeff
dickster
moonblue
hedge66
kevinmcm
ps499

one team member there i dont know,dickster,did you have anover name elsewhere?

he is dickster on advfn,i asked him on phone ,he said yes,he posts on moneyam traders room...

moonie the dial code wasnt spain then.lol

lol..

bet greenspan turns the usd roundat 320pm...

chaps I really donn't know if I've got the time. I t takes me ages to do things anyway and theres a lot of other things id rather be doing. No offoenc e meant.

gold at support

anyone else want to volunterr?

21 Jul 2004 16:04 BS =DJ Special Summary Of Fed Chairman Greenspan's Testimony




The following is a special summary of U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee. For full coverage of the events and a complete verbatim text of Greenspan's comments, please search the code G/FED.


Greenspan Reiterates Fed Sees Gradual Interest-Rate Rise
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Wednesday the U.S. central bank aims to continue raising interest rates at a gradual clip over the next 18 months or so, but is ready to "respond promptly and flexibly" if inflation proves to be higher than policymakers now expect.

In the second round of his semi-annual testimony to Congress on monetary policy, Greenspan said the latest economic data show the U.S. economic recovery has become "broad-based" and "self-sustaining." He downplayed worries that the recovery is losing steam, saying the recent weakness in consumer spending is likely to prove "short-lived." Under the circumstances, he said, the Fed must raise its key federal-funds rate to a "more neutral setting" that neither stimulates nor curbs economic growth.


Greenspan: '01 Tax Cuts Were Necessary To Curb Recession

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan on Wednesday defended the $1.3 trillion tax cuts that Congress enacted in 2001, saying the cuts helped stave off a deeper recession than the one the economy suffered that year.

But Greenspan told U.S. lawmakers that he is worried about the long-term outlook for the budget and urged Congress to adopt rules that would require spending increases to be offset by tax increases or tax cuts to be offset by spending cuts.


Treasurys Slide Continues With More Greenspan On The Way

With Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's upbeat assessment of the U.S. economy still fresh in the minds of investors, Treasurys fell further in midmorning trade Wednesday, with shorter-dated maturities suffering the most.

Market participants are now listening to the Chairman's responses to questions from the House Financial Services Committee in the second leg of his semi-annual congressional testimony. Greenspan delivered an identical speech to the committee as the one given to the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday.


(END) Dow Jones Newswires

July 21, 2004 11:04 ET (15:04 GMT)

hootchey coochy yuro

moonblue is greenbum talking againt today aswell? can you please tell me what time gmt please. Guess which idiot is long cable today? yep and am covering by moving the stop around.

rgds
zarif

aye im happiy eroused. :)

Tell hatty I'm off to wash my balls :)

lol what will munnyam think of me?

hes spake at 320pm zarif..and did q&a