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It just doesn’t make sense to buy every single EA that comes out. There is expense, not to mention the possibility it is a scam and blows your account (the ol’ scam EA double-dip). That’s why we must have a set of procedures to follow in deciding whether we should ever expose our capital to […]
Ea Review Section is a post from: Forex Robots
The Council of Mortgage Lenders estimates that total gross mortgage lending in July increased to £16.6 billion, representing a rise of 12% from £14.8…
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The implementation of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015 is likely to reduce the dominance of big Japanese automakers in the region introducing a more level playing field. Smaller Japanese players such as Suzuki, Mitsubishi and Isuzu and new entrants will gain the most from the implementation of AEC, as the level playing field will […]
AEC seeks to end Japanese dominance is a post from: TheBizSense Network
Total bonus payments received across the whole economy during the financial year April 2012 to March 2013 were £36.9 billion, an increase of 1% compared with the same period in 2011/12. This equates to an average of around £1,400 per employee. [Read more…]
What would any good review site be without this section??? The reality is this: Even when we do everything we can in the due diligence process, we can still end up with a terrible EA for a variety of reasons. The forex EAs that I will be posting in this part of the site will […]
Forex Ea & Robot Rejects is a post from: Forex Robots
Greetings Friends and Fellow Traders! In this section you will find my personal portfolio of approved EAs. You will notice I will include approved trade copiers here too. I only use ones that are based on EAs anyway, so it’s pretty much the same thing. The reason these EAs have made my full, live portfolio, is […]
Robot & Ea Portfolio is a post from: Forex Robots
UK trade
The UK’s trade deficit contracted in June to stand at £1.5 billion, compared to £2.6 billion in May, according to data released this morning by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). An £8.1bn deficit in goods was largely offset by a £6.5 billion surplus in services. Exports grew by 3.2% over the month, while imports increased by just 0.6%. While month-on-month changes in trade can be very erratic, this improvement appears to be slightly more solid, with exports 4.3% higher over the entirety of Q2 2013 compared to the same quarter a year earlier. [Read more…]
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