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Posted by btr Thu, 21 Aug 2003 21:32:45 GMT
Shorted ES @ 999.75 last night. Stop @ 1010. P/L = -3. Day’s range 1009.5 - 1001.75, close @ 1002. It almost hit the stop!
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Posted by btr Thu, 21 Aug 2003 21:32:45 GMT
Shorted ES @ 999.75 last night. Stop @ 1010. P/L = -3. Day’s range 1009.5 - 1001.75, close @ 1002. It almost hit the stop!
Posted by btr Thu, 21 Aug 2003 21:32:45 GMT
Shorted ES @ 999.75 last night. Stop @ 1010. P/L = -3. Day's range 1009.5 - 1001.75, close @ 1002. It almost hit the stop!Venezuela's new currency will not cut inflation
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