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А КАКА200 (МА200) на 4 часа при мен
е 3491 -да не обърка нещо ??
Бе има разминавания по платформите. На Бенчмарк Трейдър, където котировките за евродолар почват от 1971 г. , 4 часовата КАКА в момента ми е на 3527 и просто перфектно спря спада сутринта. А на бенчмарк метатрейдър мобилната платформа на смартфона ми е малко под 3500.
Така че според мен истинската е 3527 защото графиката почва от 1971.
аз ще ти обясня ,без да съм фундаменталист арабски
Защото те ( анализаторите) са на заплата
и требе да я оправдаят с писане некакво
а стадото слуша и верва малоумно
А КАКА200 (МА200) на 4 часа при мен
е 3491 -да не обърка нещо ??
Спада беше спрян от долната граница на облака на Н4, както и от 61.8 от ветрилото на Фибоначи, построено за определяне на корекцията от 1.3860. На 4 часа имаме 60% "бай", на дневна- също!
Иначе наистина- КАКА200 на 4 часа за момента е много силна...
THE BIRTH OF AN INDUSTRY
In several places, particularly in Kentucky, so much oil was obtained with the saltwater that the wells had to be abandoned. Certain of these deserted salt wells were opened years after, when it was found that the troublesome substance which had made them useless was far more valuable than the brine the original drillers sought.
Naturally the first use made of the oil obtained in quantities from the salt wells was medicinal. By the middle of the century it was without doubt the great American medicine. "Seneca Oil" seems to have been the earnest name under which petroleum appeared in the East. It was followed by a large output of Kentucky petroleum sold under the name "American Medicinal Oil." Several hundred thousand bottles of this oil are said to have been put up in Burkesville, Kentucky, and to have been shipped to the East and to Europe. The point at which the business of bottling petroleum for medicine was carried on most systematically and extensively was Pittsburg. Near that town, at Tarentum in Allegheny county, were located salt wells owned and operated in the forties by Samuel M. Kier. The oil which came up with the saltwater was sufficient to be a nuisance, and Mr. Kier sought a way to use it. Believing it had curative qualities he began to bottle it. By 1850 he had worked up this business until "Kier's Petroleum, or Rock-Oil" was sold all over the United States. The crude petroleum was put up in eight-ounce bottles wrapped in a circular setting forth in good patent-medicine style its virtues as a cure-all, and giving directions about it use. While it was admitted to be chiefly a liniment it was recommended for cholera morbus, liver complaint, bronchitis and consumption, and the dose prescribed was three teaspoonfuls three times a day! Mr. Kier's circulars are crowded with testimonials of the efficacy of rock-oil, dated anywhere between 1848 and l853. Although his trade in this oil was so extensive he was not
И аз това се чудя... Имали са лампи на петрол, но основно са ползвали китова мас.. А в градовете на светилен газ. Но не сегашния природен газ, а газ от въглища.. Като ги загреешеш изпускат газ, който са ползвали за осветление. Коксов газ.
И това се чудя.. Тоя петрол, за чий им е бил тогава, че и така скъп
В медицината.
THE BIRTH OF AN INDUSTRY
In several places, particularly in Kentucky, so much oil was obtained with the saltwater that the wells had to be abandoned. Certain of these deserted salt wells were opened years after, when it was found that the troublesome substance which had made them useless was far more valuable than the brine the original drillers sought.
Naturally the first use made of the oil obtained in quantities from the salt wells was medicinal. By the middle of the century it was without doubt the great American medicine. "Seneca Oil" seems to have been the earnest name under which petroleum appeared in the East. It was followed by a large output of Kentucky petroleum sold under the name "American Medicinal Oil." Several hundred thousand bottles of this oil are said to have been put up in Burkesville, Kentucky, and to have been shipped to the East and to Europe. The point at which the business of bottling petroleum for medicine was carried on most systematically and extensively was Pittsburg. Near that town, at Tarentum in Allegheny county, were located salt wells owned and operated in the forties by Samuel M. Kier. The oil which came up with the saltwater was sufficient to be a nuisance, and Mr. Kier sought a way to use it. Believing it had curative qualities he began to bottle it. By 1850 he had worked up this business until "Kier's Petroleum, or Rock-Oil" was sold all over the United States. The crude petroleum was put up in eight-ounce bottles wrapped in a circular setting forth in good patent-medicine style its virtues as a cure-all, and giving directions about it use. While it was admitted to be chiefly a liniment it was recommended for cholera morbus, liver complaint, bronchitis and consumption, and the dose prescribed was three teaspoonfuls three times a day! Mr. Kier's circulars are crowded with testimonials of the efficacy of rock-oil, dated anywhere between 1848 and l853. Although his trade in this oil was so extensive he was not
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