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Anybody trade sek?

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By Guest Caviarshower,
April 23, 2017 in Foreign Exchange (FX)

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Guest Caviarshower

Posted April 23, 2017

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Posted April 23, 2017

I predominantly trade sek vs GBP, USD , and EUR. Have some good results anyone else enjoy these pairs? Would really like to discuss and exchange ideas with others.

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