Eni...Dogs and Horses, for pussy's lovers only - Cap. 1 (28 lettori)

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  • PAVIDO

    Votes: 8 42,1%
  • DI LOTTA E DI GOVERNO

    Votes: 2 10,5%
  • OSTAGGIO CHE HA MESSO FUORI IL MANDARINO(cit)

    Votes: 9 47,4%

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bye;)
restano tre sedute su tre da chiudere verdi...:up::D:up:
sperem...


le difese però sono seriamente sotto pressione, si rischia l'annegamento nel pregevole derivato :-o

affidiamoci al tradizionale indicatore tecnico, poi ci resta solo Santa Petroliera come ultimo baluardo :benedizione:
 

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snapo

the greater the truth, the greater the libel
rotti gli ormeggi...
mo' vediamo davvero di che pasta è fatto 'sto rally
21.390...stiamo a raschia' er barile...

a mio avviso sotto 21.350 so' amarissimi...:-?
 
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eymerich

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May 17, 2011, 11:08 a.m. EDT
IMF praises German deficit reduction :eek:

By William L. Watts
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday praised Germany for rapidly cutting its budget deficit, but urged the nation to boost potential growth by taking steps in areas such as tax policy and education reform. In a yearly report, the IMF said the government's "fiscal consolidation path is appropriate" and that the nation's key challenge was overcoming medium-term growth constraints that would also help boost domestic demand growth. "This would also be good for Europe and the global economy," the report said. The IMF warned that pockets of vulnerability remained in the banking sector. "German banks remain highly leveraged, achieve low profitability, and the large banks remain highly dependent on market funding," the IMF said.
 

snapo

the greater the truth, the greater the libel
May 17, 2011, 11:08 a.m. EDT
IMF praises German deficit reduction :eek:

By William L. Watts
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday praised Germany for rapidly cutting its budget deficit, but urged the nation to boost potential growth by taking steps in areas such as tax policy and education reform. In a yearly report, the IMF said the government's "fiscal consolidation path is appropriate" and that the nation's key challenge was overcoming medium-term growth constraints that would also help boost domestic demand growth. "This would also be good for Europe and the global economy," the report said. The IMF warned that pockets of vulnerability remained in the banking sector. "German banks remain highly leveraged, achieve low profitability, and the large banks remain highly dependent on market funding," the IMF said.
a parte che diciamo da 'mo delle leve di czk e db...:wall::wall::wall:
delle loro riserve di junk bond...
ma...
a me pare ritorsione per dsk...
mi pare che dovesse da vede' l'angelina...:eek::cool::eek:...
so' andati a colpo sicuro a prenderlo in aeroporto...
di notte...
 
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