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Posted on December 13, 2007 at 16:31 in Uncategorized by Francesc

Upon High Frequency Economics request, we must clarify that:

*FXstreet.com do not and never have had permission to distribute the economic research of high frequency economics in any form.
I regret to tell you that we never had such permission.

*High Frequency Economics, Ltd, in Valhalla, New York, is the sole distributor of its Daily and Weekly Notes and Snapshots products. For more information they can be contacted at info@hifreqecon.com."

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Posted December 13th 2007

Hi everyone

I didn’t want to leave the office without sharing good news with you

High Frequency Economics has included FXstreet.com in its media distribution list, so FXstreet.com will be honoured to publish research notes from its experts Mr. Ian Shepherdson and Mr. Carl B. Weinberg among others.

High Frequency Economics, be very welcome to FXstreet.com

Francesc

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