The Traderszone Network

Open offices, more casual dress codes, and smartphones — giving everyone access to social media, friends and family, and everything else on the internet — sometimes leads people to being less proper in the office than they may have been in the past.

Many workplaces have loosened up. That means it’s OK to discuss the game or how much you didn’t like the Dirty Dancing remake on ABC, but not all behaviors are office-appropriate.

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The price of gold went up $12 this week, and that of silver $0.50. That’s not bad for gold and silver owners, and not good for the vast majority who are all-in on the dollar (though they don’t think of it that way).

Since we began publishing this Supply and Demand Report four and a half years ago, there have been several constants. One, we have focused on the supply and demand fundamentals, and the mechanics of the market.

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What indicator you use for scalping?

The average U.S. worker gets a 3% raise each year, but just because pay increases are a common practice doesn’t mean you can actually count on getting one. If you’re itching for a raise that’s yet to come your way, you do have the option to broach the topic with your manager and see if you can eke out a salary boost. But before you dive into that conversation, here are a few tips for making it more effective.

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The average U.S. worker gets a 3% raise each year, but just because pay increases are a common practice doesn’t mean you can actually count on getting one. If you’re itching for a raise that’s yet to come your way, you do have the option to broach the topic with your manager and see if you can eke out a salary boost. But before you dive into that conversation, here are a few tips for making it more effective.

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Forex news for European trading on May 29 2017
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A quiet start to the week as European traders/bots take advantage of the UK and US holidays today to have a lazy one of their own.