Anche oggi olly non c'e' quindi apriamo noi.........

[CapoRekkia]

mi tocco...

segaiolo!

 

[DRIVE]

quindi, corregimi se sbaglio, nn è prevista una ripresa a razzo ? nemmeno i tassi ne consegue ......

FED

The bigger change was adding the 13 words that clarified the “extended period” pledge on interest rates, economists said. The shift, while prompting investors to lengthen their prediction for a tightening, gives the Fed less leeway to avoid rate increases when labor and inflation indicators start rising

 

[CapoRekkia]

ma se non si sveglia come quazzo lo vediamo sto nuovo minimo!!?!?

 

[Mercuzio]

Quindi.....fine dello sciott.....ora nun se sciotta più cel'hanno messo al kyulo oggi.......

 

[Piccione]

ok io vi ho avvisati
bene siete in molti single vedo

 

[magiel]

FED

The bigger change was adding the 13 words that clarified the “extended period” pledge on interest rates, economists said. The shift, while prompting investors to lengthen their prediction for a tightening, gives the Fed less leeway to avoid rate increases when labor and inflation indicators start rising

ok percui...il quando lo vedremo...nn si sà ancora se a breve....ma visto le aspettative sui tassi.....

 

[giangi_]

quazzo!!!...quel call su fiat l'ho proprio regalato...

 

[Piccione]

tra un po vado a fare la pappa
okkio al piumaggio come sempre
stop piuma sempre inserito

 

[CapoRekkia]

Quindi.....fine dello sciott.....ora nun se sciotta più cel'hanno messo al kyulo oggi.......

almeno hai goduto?!?

 

[DRIVE]

ok percui...il quando lo vedremo...nn si sà ancora se a breve....ma visto le aspettative sui tassi.....

la cantano tutti uguale

Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) -- The Bank of England may increase its bond-purchase plan by 50 billion pounds ($83 billion) today as central bankers and politicians scramble to shore up Britain’s banking system and drag the economy out of the recession.
Governor Mervyn King’s nine-member Monetary Policy Committee will expand the asset-buying program to 225 billion pounds at 12 p.m. in London, the median of 48 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey shows. That follows Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s pledge this week to spend almost 40 billion pounds in a second bailout of two of the nation’s biggest banks.