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Sshhhhhhhhhh Beebs. You'll have SAGA ringing you up next.

:o)

Hil: That's nothing, I've just applied for my Senior Railcard. One third off my 1st return to the City. I filled up the application with the free pen that Saga sent me.

BTW, I liked your 1.30 spike. But I bet the Bear Stearns strategist makes more than the pair of us put together, useless sod that he/she is.

MM

Just noticed Snow says rates to rise if deficit persists. Careful out there.

John,

He's already moved it 100+ pips in an hour. Wish I'd reversed when I closed.

edit: It's bouncing on the support line of the 5 day uptrend now.

Good call on the close, hil. Just been stopped out at 1.875.

I hope you got a bit more than that dc
i've just tried a small long 188.69

and stopped out for -40, but only small today as it's friday 13th !

Hilary; i'm trying to find a meaningful support - and there isn't one till
way down. what you got ?

Sorry, stopped at 1.8875. That's it for this week. Not going to get into a position on Friday afternoon.

wish you'd given me that advice an hour ago dc
have a good w/e

Just had a quick look around everything. Gold, $ and Stocks all went down. There must have been something to trigger the lot, but can't find it.

dow falling still, but cable recovered from 187.95

BT - think it was the guy from the fed commenting on the trade figures, saying that interest rates would rise if the trade gap didn't improve.

zarif, thanks for the info in 402 I will pass it on to them.

morning forex mob,
trichet talking this afternoon to euro parliament,
ftse et al boring, so may have a punt on the cable at 10.00
good luck all

Cable starting to look a bit toppy, Beebs. Not yet though .... a little bit of patience first.

tks doll, much appreciated,
your entries much better then mine !

OK Beebs, here we go. Fingers crossed.

OK Beebs, here we go. Fingers crossed.

PRICE RISE THREATENS PUBS

The price of a pint goes up by 10p from today - and that is before any budget rises next month.


Landlords are warning the increase threatens the future of pubs - with many people choosing to drink at home.

Rural pubs could be the worst hit with many facing closure.

The move comes following a a decision by American brewing giant Coors, which produces Carling, Grolsch and Worthington, to increase prices from today.