Just that we still do not know it
Re: Do You Get THAT Feeling?
72 On May 2, Russia’s financial megaregulator, the Bank of Russia, has finally enacted the first of the basic standards for forex dealers operating on the financial markets.
This means the forex brokers who have a license from the Bank of Russia and are members of the only approved self-regulatory organization – the Association of Forex Dealers (AFD) can openly operate and advertise their activities in earnest.
So far there are only 8 regulated brokers in Russia.
This means the forex brokers who have a license from the Bank of Russia and are members of the only approved self-regulatory organization – the Association of Forex Dealers (AFD) can openly operate and advertise their activities in earnest.
So far there are only 8 regulated brokers in Russia.
Re: Do You Get THAT Feeling?
74The regulated brokers from Russia are Alpari, Finam Forex, Forex Club, InstaForex, Teletrade, TrustForex, VTB 24Â and Promsvyazbank
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75ThanksFrancoisT wrote: Tue May 09, 2017 7:14 pm The regulated brokers from Russia are Alpari, Finam Forex, Forex Club, InstaForex, Teletrade, TrustForex, VTB 24Â and Promsvyazbank
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76 The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht, a.k.a. BaFin) announced on it’s introducing certain restrictions to CFD trading in order to safeguard the interests of retail clients. Namely, forex brokers won’t be able to offer trading in CFDs, unless they provide their clients with negative balance protection.
Brokers that wish to continue to operate in Germany have three months to comply with the requirement (until August 8, 2017).
Brokers that wish to continue to operate in Germany have three months to comply with the requirement (until August 8, 2017).
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78For the 1st time in its history the US government interest payments on debt are exceeding half a TRILLION dollars.
Just interest.
US gov to borrow half a TRILLION dollars just to pay interest
on a 20 Trillion $ debt they borrowed & could not pay back.
Just interest.
US gov to borrow half a TRILLION dollars just to pay interest
on a 20 Trillion $ debt they borrowed & could not pay back.
Re: Murdered DNC Staffer Seth Rich Was In Contact With Wikileaks Says Former DC Homicide Detective
79Murdered DNC Staffer Seth Rich Shared 44,053 Democrat Emails With WikiLeaks: ReportTheNews wrote: Tue May 16, 2017 8:37 pm It's been close to a year since Seth Rich, the 27 year old computer expert who worked for the DNC, was murdered - shot twice in the back without anything of value taken from him. Rich was found alive and in shock before he bled out - his death ruled nothing more than a botched robbery.
Many believe Rich was a victim retaliation for being the source who provided Wikileaks with a trove of DNC emails. Rumors were fueled by the odd circumstances surrounding his death, the sudden retirement of D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier five weeks after the murder, and an email John Podesta sent to Hillary's inner circle about making an example of a suspected leaker.
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[url=http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-16/murdered-dnc-staffer-seth-rich-was-contact-wikileaks-says-former-dc-homicide-detecti]Murdered DNC Staffer Seth Rich Was In Contact With Wikileaks Says Former DC Homicide Detective[/url]
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05- ... -wikileaks
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80Pretty interesting case here, thank you for sharing nbtradingnbtrading wrote: Wed May 17, 2017 2:02 am
Murdered DNC Staffer Seth Rich Shared 44,053 Democrat Emails With WikiLeaks: Report
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05- ... -wikileaks
I believe that the answer of this murder is already deleted from the victim’s pc and probably that was the reason the investigation to be postponed – so they could “clean” the things :/ Will wait to see if there will be new details, but in my opinion they will just brush it under the carpet.
