Day: June 4, 2010

June 4
2010

Euro Below $1.20, No Signs of Relief for European Currency

The euro extended its decline today against the U.S. dollar and the Japanese yen, plunging below $1.20 for the first time since March 2006, as the signs that the European fiscal crisis is widening caused the investor to abandon the shared 16-nation currency. The prospect for the default in Hungary added to already vast list of evidences, which confirm the expansion of the crisis. The spokesman Peter Szijjarto said: The moment of truth has already arrived in Greece and it has […]

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June 4
2010

European Woes Weaken Loonie

The Canadian dollar weakened today against the U.S. dollar and the Japanese yen despite the good economic data as the worries about the debt problems in Europe overshadowed the favorable fundamentals. The announcement of the government spokesman Peter Szijjarto fueled the concerns that the crisis is spreading to Eastern Europe. Szijjarto stated: It’s clear that the economy is in a very grave situation. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration at all to talk about a default. This statement had […]

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June 4
2010

Lower Amount of New Jobs Pushes Dollar Down vs. Yen

The U.S. dollar weakened today against the Japanese yen, erasing its yesterday’s gains, after the nonfarm payrolls showed the lower number of new employees hired than was expected, causing the concern for the economic recovery. The nonfarm payroll employment grew by 431,000 in May, compared with the estimated increase of 521,000. The low number of the new jobs makes one question if the U.S. economy recovers with the expected pace or it’s going to lag […]

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June 4
2010

Swiss Franc at Record High Against Euro on Stronger Economy

The Swiss franc gained today versus the euro, reaching the record high level, on the signs that the nation’s economy expanding, while the European Union’s economy suffers from the sovereign-debt crisis. The fundamentals and the EU woes push the franc up, despite the interventions of the Swiss National Bank. This may cause the SNB to refrain from another intervention and let the currency appreciate. At least the speculations say so, and this is another reason for the franc to rise. […]

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June 4
2010

OrderSend Error 148

OrderSend Error 148 or ERR_TRADE_TOO_MANY_ORDERS can be a rather frequent MetaTrader 4 error message, especially if you are trading on some demo/real contest account. The error means that you are trying to place an order or open a position when the maximum amount has already been reached. Some Fore brokers limit the number of simultaneously open orders and positions (usually, not counting the stop-loss and take-profit orders). When the maximum […]

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