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Do not miss today’s interview with Drew Niv at 14:30GMT/9:30EST

Posted on December 17, 2007 at 12:08 in Uncategorized by Francesc

Hi everyone,

Just a quick reminder that today Monday December 17th at 14:30GMT/9:30EST Toni Juste will be interviewing Drew Niv, CEO at FXCM in a short webinar that will last until 10:00 EST(AM of course).

Toni and Drew will discuss the auction of the 35% Stake in FXCM and the NFA capital requirements deadline as well as other general topics of interest as the whole picture of the FX market and the entrance of incumbents in the FX retail business.

If you wish to attend, click here

I had to interview Drew myself but it won´t be possible.

I´ve been suffering from vertigo’s attacks for the last month. If you are so lucky to not know what vertigo is, it is a big dizzyness that you can´t move and you have to laid off and be steady.

On Thursday I had a new one and on Saturday too, so I´m going to the doctor today at same time we had the webinar scheduled.

The doctor didn´t give me any chance to take this hour or nothing.

Doctors have been doing many tests on me, and it is not clear yet if the cause of my vertigo attacks is internal hear, cervicals or a virus. They are trying to find out.

I just know that since I became 40 years old, I got a very strange virus that had me ko for a month and now this vertigo. Also I got the flu in my birthday so I spent such beautiful day in bed… the problem was that I was not in Barcelona but in Morocco having a great long weekend with all my friends

Francesc

2 Responses to “Do not miss today’s interview with Drew Niv at 14:30GMT/9:30EST”

on 18 Dec 2007 at 4:55 am1satia

Hello. I hope your doctors can get to the bottom of the vertigo. I’ve had it since 12/06 and only just recently saw a doctor who seems to know his stuff. I’ve had the usual tests (MRIs, CT scan, ultrasound, so much bloodwork that a vampire would have thrived on my donations alone!, etc.).

My thoughts will be with you as you face this and I hope that you will find your answers and encourage you to not stop until you do!

Satia
on 18 Dec 2007 at 10:29 am2Francesc Riverola

Dear Satia

Thanks a lot for your support and encouraging words.

Yesterday I went to the doctor and it seems that the cause of my vertigo is my left ear. I need a new scan to verify this and to find out if I´m suffering from meniere (bad call as there is no cure for it) or an opression of the ear’s nerve.

At least now I know with almost all certainty that the cause of my vertigo is my ear, now is time to determine weather is meniere or not.

Thanks again!

Francesc

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