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van Gecko 09:09 GMT May 1, 2006
sydney gvm 07:17.. thanks, glad to help.. ;)

hong kong nt 08:25.. you want free chicken Chop Suey lunches with almond fortune cookies written to your liking thrown in..?

hong kong nt 08:25 GMT May 1, 2006
van Gecko
Believe more people here may like you more if you may present your ideas more clearly with entry and/or exit levels..Cheerios..

sydney gvm 07:17 GMT May 1, 2006
van Gecko 06:41 no need to say more mate, I enjoy your cryptic comments - your view is pretty easily discernable and like some of the other LT commentators [BC and others] always worth keeping in mind - cheers


van Gecko 06:41 GMT May 1, 2006
hong kong nt 06:22.. sorry not my style.. think i may had already make some lives easier with what i like to do..:)) and i had try to make your life easier with my c9 observations in the Help Forum.. need i say more?


hong kong nt 06:22 GMT May 1, 2006
van Gecko
You may make our live easier by giving clearer ideas. For example, sell euro at 1.265, take 1/3 profit 1.235, 1.225, 1.215 with 150 pips trailing stop..

Makassar Alimin 06:15 GMT May 1, 2006
agree very much gecko, i am buying usdcad here 1.1164 for 1.1738 by end of this quarter, short euro for 1.2470/80


van Gecko 06:09 GMT May 1, 2006
some dollar bears must think they had die & gone up to heaven with this rapid move.. but with the dollar now at major m/t support & a new month starting, it won't take much to trigger a mass exodus..
and when a few good size bears decides to unload big chunks at the same time & spook the market, the bids can disappear faster then the eyes can blink.. little bears don't have the same problem as big bears in getting out before their paper profits are h'issed into the wind..
Cheerios..


shanghai bc 05:45 GMT May 1, 2006

Qindex was once a secret weapon of Citi boys in interbank market for some years while he was paid Usd 10,000 per day for his valuable service..The highest paid advisor in interbank market at that time..Other bank boys had a sigh of relief when he left Citi..He used to contribute to "Nature" magazine in his another profession as a bio-chemistry expert..I know Qindex would not like to hear this but he was born with silverspoon in his mouth..But he seems to prefer the challenge of forex market over his family business empire..Forex market was once a gentlman's business with good manners and needing lots of money for entry ticket too..Wish Qindex all the best in his family business and other private ventures..

Florida Crom 05:32 GMT May 1, 2006
great business selling gold and diamonds to beautiful women

Attention: someone looking like DR Q. have been spotted selling hamburgers and Tacos on Miami beach. Saying that as an illigal immigrant he was saving some money for his trip back to Honk Monk Cong.

Miami OMIL (/:-> 05:06 GMT May 1, 2006
Respect above other things should be used in this kind of instance. Dr Qindex as he is so well know over the years of contribution to this FREE forum should be treated with some at the very least. Hope you still come around Qindex. You will be missed by many. Peace and GL to you Albert.

Tallinn viies 22:22 GMT April 30, 2006
sorry but I dont know what to say to Q.
useless, is maybe correct word. dont know of course elnglish so well.
have a nice vacation with dave reed and athens

sydney gvm 22:16 GMT April 30, 2006
Qindex - its been a pleasure having you on the forum - always helpful, friendly and polite. Good luck for the future.

gold coast martin 19:49 GMT April 30, 2006
There is a saying that applies to forex.."The only free cheese is on the mousetrap"...Dr Q good luck with all your furure edneavours....

nj jf 19:22 GMT April 30, 2006
dr q - alot of newcomers not used to the older style of trading and the costs associated with that- now expect everything for free - or the education available from a retail providor... and i guess thats why 95 % stop trading after 3 months. all the best...... and not the worst thing to leave this tough business- i look forward to the day i walk away myself. gl

Global-View 11:39 GMT April 30, 2006
QIndex is one of the more highly respected contributors to our forums but unfortunately our members preferred the free advice to paying for subscriptions that would make it worth his while to continue offering his service. This should be a lesson for our members.

Global-View QIndex 19:11 GMT April 29, 2006
It is with much regret that we announce that QIndex will be ending his service as of month end as he exits the forecasting business. Albert has been a true professional and has gained the respect of Global-View. those who have subscribed to his service and for his gracious contributions to our forums. Our doors are always open to Albert and we wish him the best in his future endeavors.