BREXIT and its Implications on The Financial Markets
Aug 18, 2019 at 20:44
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Member Since Jul 23, 2018
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Aug 18, 2019 at 20:44
Anybody wondering what the implications are of Brexit not only on The UK but The EU too just take a look at the chart attached. Sterling, Euro, Aussie and Kiwi all in Freefall! Gold going Higher!
Sterling headed for 0.89 GBPUSD in event No Deal and should The UK break up even lower 0.72 GBPUSD!
Sterling headed for 0.89 GBPUSD in event No Deal and should The UK break up even lower 0.72 GBPUSD!
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Member Since Aug 27, 2017
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Aug 20, 2019 at 15:15
Thanks for your charts; especially for the last one! I see; your chart is full of technical tools!
keeping patience.......
Aug 21, 2019 at 09:49
I take opposite view. Now is good time to Buy GBP. Price is very low and there is much better upside. No deal is unlikely but is starting to be priced in. This means that if there is a deal / referendum /election or anything that is not a no deal situation then the price will rocket upwards
Aug 24, 2019 at 11:29
I would buy a lot of GBP if I would have money anyway. Situation is very positive for many many people who really fond of it no matter how you put it. Do you plan to do anything with that ? Over time I think GBP will rise again, but not much you can do now.
Aug 24, 2019 at 14:23
Mikagul posted:
I would buy a lot of GBP if I would have money anyway. Situation is very positive for many many people who really fond of it no matter how you put it. Do you plan to do anything with that ? Over time I think GBP will rise again, but not much you can do now.
Please don’t mind; if possible buy BTC according to your ability; surely you’ll have more return! Since; the total supply of BTC is fixed!
Jan 04, 2020 at 10:14
British economy seems to be growing and some analysts even expect that it will overtake french economy in the next years, so Brexit as almost no implication on the British economy. There is more fear and speculations than real harm from Brexit,
Jan 04, 2020 at 10:47
Dorsin posted:
British economy seems to be growing and some analysts even expect that it will overtake french economy in the next years, so Brexit as almost no implication on the British economy. There is more fear and speculations than real harm from Brexit,
I agree with your words; and I see similar statements on top leading financial sites as well.
Member Since Jul 23, 2018
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Jan 04, 2020 at 11:11
Hi Dorsin
I've got an amazing prediction for GBPUSD. My personal opinion is that GBPUSD is going to 1.55 over the next few months/year if it can consolidate above 1.315. See Charts Above for My Analysis. I would advise to BUY around 1.315 see Charts above. Otherwise Sterling headed lower!
I've got an amazing prediction for GBPUSD. My personal opinion is that GBPUSD is going to 1.55 over the next few months/year if it can consolidate above 1.315. See Charts Above for My Analysis. I would advise to BUY around 1.315 see Charts above. Otherwise Sterling headed lower!
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Member Since Jul 23, 2018
102 posts
Jan 05, 2020 at 10:09
See Chart Above for My Analysis
My suggestion is to consider BUYING at 1.315 and then make a decision whether to sell or hold at 1.44. A high above 1.44 and you are looking at 1.55/1.618.
BEWARE: US Presidential Elections - Nov 3rd 2020!
My suggestion is to consider BUYING at 1.315 and then make a decision whether to sell or hold at 1.44. A high above 1.44 and you are looking at 1.55/1.618.
BEWARE: US Presidential Elections - Nov 3rd 2020!
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Member Since Jul 23, 2018
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Jan 05, 2020 at 10:12
Oops, See Above Chart for Analysis etc!
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Member Since Jul 23, 2018
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Jan 06, 2020 at 17:46
My suggestion is BUY GBPUSD NOW or at next pull back!
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