what determines the rate of a currency? I really don’t understand how it works?
April 29th, 2010 stanleyHow is pound greater than $ and Euro etc who decides what value the currency has? $ is just a bill then how can it have any real value ?
How is pound greater than $ and Euro etc who decides what value the currency has? $ is just a bill then how can it have any real value ?
Do you think it would be more profitable to use sex slave girls as currency for exchange instead of fiat cash
I have read a lot of Von Mises work on how a gold standard would restore our liberty. But I think gold has many of the same problems as cash, and would be vulnerable to counterfeit without the fed gov.
But sex slaves would be pretty hard to forge. Sure you can put lipstick on a pig, but assuming buyers had a good chance to examine the merchandise, it would be much harder to counterfeit. Experts could examine for virginity and STDs.
Now it is true that unlike gold, slaves have different market value. But competing firms could have different standards of attractiveness and issue paper cash based on that value. Thus cash tied to the most attractive slave girls would exchange higher.
Now some men might not be interested in enjoying their rape slaves. Just like some men don’t like playing with gold. They could simply keep the girls in the bank (prison), without ever having to physically house her.
theory,method,example,or whatever
Just because i am curious.
i was just wandering if metatrader 4 will be available when metatrader 5 will come out,because i just bought an autopilot and it rocks…
need help fast!
I will give you ten points
but i am looking for the denominate their currency in dollars. NOT MOST TRADED
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I am 18 years old and I’m a new investor in the stock markets. I invest into smaller companies with growth prospects. Something new has hit my mind; ETF’s, or exchange traded funds and the ones that interest me are the currency ETF’s. I have a few questions as follows:
1) I want to know if you can go short as well as go long, i.e. if you have for example, say, a holding in a company’s stock, and you thought it was going to fall, could you use ETF’s to hedge your holding in that company and profit from the decline in the stock value?
2) I think, or at least I have worked out that currency tends to trend longer term trends, either up or down. Would it be possible to follow these trends whatever the direction, up (long), or down (short) and score a huge return in 1 year such as 100%+ if you compound your currency ETF’s investment capital and profits?
3) Are currency ETF’s good for day trading, or at least playing short term trends and compounding your profits throughout the year and scoring high returns, beating the big boys?
This is all I’d like to know. Thanks for all help.
Im looking for some good EA for year 2010 in order to help me in my investment.
Im a new beginner in Forex, who can tell me where to find good resources to start off with?
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