PD: que no los escucho
DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
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PAC
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che suban el volumen
PD: que no los escucho
PD: que no los escucho
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elcata
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Mira Pahn
El gap ese yo tambien lo veo cerca de 1187 fije en google y otros mas de esos y lo ves claro , deberia ir ahi y que se la den
abrazo
El gap ese yo tambien lo veo cerca de 1187 fije en google y otros mas de esos y lo ves claro , deberia ir ahi y que se la den
abrazo
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Phantom
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dogcanaya escribió:el fantasma aparecio ....las rayas trazo y la tres se dio---------tres fantasmas comian trigo en un mismo trigal....
Cuando vaya a Rosario te aviso y tomamos un par de cafés en El Cairo.
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Phantom
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toto escribió:Quedo a tapar un gap en SPY dia 8 set en 118,80?
No ---> http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SPY&p= ... 2976704320
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PAC
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Kicker escribió:todos estamos en el mismo barco!

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Luca
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hace algunos años, hubiera sido algo surrealista...
Cada vez estoy más convencido de que estamos viviendo un cambio a nivel mundial muy importante.
Cada vez estoy más convencido de que estamos viviendo un cambio a nivel mundial muy importante.
Phantom escribió:Si Alien, lo tengo bien presente y es muy probable un rally.
Lo de "Se dió vuelta la taba" era porque ahora países emergentes van a bancar la Gran Europa.
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Mr_Baca
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DJ France, Germany, Spain:Governments Must Keep Control Of Border Checks
13-Sep-2011
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--The French, German and Spanish governments Tuesday said that national governments must keep ultimate control over border checks and cannot cede these decisions to the European Commission.
The Commission is reportedly planning to make a proposal Friday that member states can reimpose border controls for five days without permission after which the European Union's executive arm would have the power to order the checks lifted. The change would make Brussels the ultimate arbiter of the EU's Schengen passport-free travel area.
In a joint statement Tuesday afternoon, the three governments said they could not accept ceding these powers.
"We believe that respecting the core area of national sovereignty is very important to the Member States. We therefore do not share the European Commission's views on assuming responsibility for making decisions on operational measures in the security field," they said.
The governments added that "the decision whether to reintroduce temporary checks at the internal borders is based on an intensive assessment of the national security situation, which can only be carried out by the Member States on the basis of the expertise and resources of their security authorities."
A Commission spokesman said earlier this week he could not confirm details of the proposal the Commission would make.
13-Sep-2011
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--The French, German and Spanish governments Tuesday said that national governments must keep ultimate control over border checks and cannot cede these decisions to the European Commission.
The Commission is reportedly planning to make a proposal Friday that member states can reimpose border controls for five days without permission after which the European Union's executive arm would have the power to order the checks lifted. The change would make Brussels the ultimate arbiter of the EU's Schengen passport-free travel area.
In a joint statement Tuesday afternoon, the three governments said they could not accept ceding these powers.
"We believe that respecting the core area of national sovereignty is very important to the Member States. We therefore do not share the European Commission's views on assuming responsibility for making decisions on operational measures in the security field," they said.
The governments added that "the decision whether to reintroduce temporary checks at the internal borders is based on an intensive assessment of the national security situation, which can only be carried out by the Member States on the basis of the expertise and resources of their security authorities."
A Commission spokesman said earlier this week he could not confirm details of the proposal the Commission would make.
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Kicker
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todos estamos en el mismo barco! 
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Phantom
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Si Alien, lo tengo bien presente y es muy probable un rally.
Lo de "Se dió vuelta la taba" era porque ahora países emergentes van a bancar la Gran Europa.
Lo de "Se dió vuelta la taba" era porque ahora países emergentes van a bancar la Gran Europa.
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NACHO3
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