سعودية تعرض مليون و330 ألف دولار لمن يتزوج منها "مسيارا"

تلقى موقع ويكيواو اتصالاً من سيدة أعمال سعودية تبلغ من العمر 33 عاما وتسكن فيمدينة جدة، غرب المملكة، تعرض فيه خمسة ملايين ريال لمن يتزوج منها "مسيارا”.

بالصور : وفاء عامر فى حمام السباحة بالمايوه مع زوجها

تداول رواد موقع التواصل الاجتماعي الفيس بوك صورة خاصة بالفنانة المصرية وفاء عامر برفقة زوجها المنتج محمد فوزي وابنها الوحيد عمر في حمام السباحة.

محمد فوزي ظهر يتوسط وفاء وابنها عمر، وظهرت ملامح الحب والسعادة على العائلة الصغيرة.

وفاء كانت قد صرحت من قبل أنها تشعر بسعادة بالغة أثناء وجودها مع عائلتها، وتسعر في الكثير من الأحيان بالتقصير تجاه ابنها عمر عندما تضطرها ظروف تصوير أعمالها الفنية بالبقاء بعيداً عنه لفترات طويلة

مفاجأة ... تزوجت تحية كاريوكا 14 زوجا من ضمنهم ضابط يهودى .. تعرف عليهم

الراقصة الراحلة عرفت بكثرة زيجاتها والتي وصلت إلى رقم قياسي حيث تزوجت 14 مرة كانت الأولى عام 1939 من أنطوان عيسى ابن شقيقة الراقصة بديعة مصابني وكان ذلك العام 1939 واستمر هذا الزواج لعام واحد.

بعد ذلك تزوجت من محمد سلطان وهو واحد من أكبر الأثرياء المصريين في ذلك الوقت لكن الزواج لم يدم إلا ستة أشهر بعدما طالبها الزوج بالتوقف عن الرقص، ولم يمض وقت طويل حتى فاجأت كاريوكا الوسط بزواجها الثالث من الضابط اليهودي الأمريكي “ليفي” الذي اصطحبها إلى بلاده بعدما أشهر إسلامه.

بعد انفصالها عن الضابط الأميركي  تزوجت من المخرج فطين عبد الوهاب وانفصلا لتتزوج من الدنجوان الفنان أحمد سالم وبعد انفصالهما  تزوجت للمرة السادسة من طيار الملك فاروق الخاص حسين عاكف ولكنهما انفصلا بعد شهرين فقط.

الفنان الراحل رشدي أباظة كان الزوج السابع في حياتها، لكنها ضبطته في أحد ملاهي شارع الحمراء المعروف في لبنان في وضع حميم مع الفرنسية آني بارينه وطلبت منه الطلاق في الليلة نفسها.

أحد ضباط الملك وهو مصطفى كمال صدقي كان زوجها الثامن وبعد اعتقاله عام 1952 انفصلت عنه، ثم ارتبطت بالشاب عبد المنعم الخادم الذي كان مشهوراً بوسامته وثرائه ودام زواجهما خمس سنوات ولكنها انفصلت عنه عندما بدأ مطالبتها باعتزال الرقص أيضا عام 1956.

الزوجا العاشر كان البكباشي طبيب حسن حسين لكنها انفصلت عنه لعلاقته بالمطربة اللبنانية صباح ثم تزوجت المطرب الراحل محرم فؤاد ثم أحمد ذوالفقار صبري.

أطول فترة زواج قضتها مع زوجها الثالث عشر الكاتب المسرحي الراحل فايز حلاوة حيث دامت حياتهما سويًا 18 سنة وانتهى زواجهما بمشاكل وخلافات وصلت إلى القضاء بعدها تزوجت من المخرج حسن عبد السلام حتى وفاته.

وفي يوم 20 سبتمبر عام 1999 توفيت الفنانة تحية كاريوكا تاركة ورائها إرث سينمائي يضم مجموعة من الأفلام أهمها شباب امرأة، الفتوة، خللي بالك من زوزو بالإضافة إلى عدد من المسرحيات والأعمال التليفزيونية

كم مرة وقعت منة شلبي في الحب؟.. تعترف بنفسها >>>

أكدت الممثلة المصرية منة شلبي أنها ليست من الفتيات اللاتي يردن الزواج فقط، ولكنها تريد إنساناً يستوعبها، ويحبها، ويحترمها، وهذا ما لم تجده في قصص الحب التي عاشتها.

منة كشفت عن أنها وقعت في الحب 3 مرات، لافته إلى أن أول مرة كانت تلميذة في المدرسة، وقالت: «أصبحت إنسانة قلقة جداً، فأنا بطبعي شخصية هادئة، وأحب أعيش في سلام، ولكن قلقي دائماً في شغلي لا يعيشني في هدوء أو سلام».

الممثلة المصرية لا تجد حرجاً في الذهاب لطبيب نفسي، واستنكرت ثقافة الشعب العربي ونظرته لمن يترددون على عيادة الطبيب النفسي قائلة: «أرى أن أعقل الناس هم الذين يفعلون ذلك، فمن يحتاج إلى طبيب نفسي ولا يذهب إليه يشبه بالضبط من يصاب بجرح ويتركه بدون تطهير فيلوث ويسوء».

وعن حالتها الشخصية تابعت: « أنا أمثل بطريقة تمرضني لأني أدقق كثيراً في الشخصية وأتعمق فيها وأحياناً أفتح رأسها وأتفحص مخها حتى ألتصق بها، وأعترف بأن كثيراً من الشخصيات التي أديتها أرهقتني»

بالصور : زوجة محمد هنيدى .. فى حفل زفافهم

بالصور : محمد هنيدى وزوجته فى حفل زفافهم

محمد هنيدى وزوجته

يعتبر محمد هنيدى من اكبر الفنانين الكوميدين فى الالفية الجديدة

من اشهر افلامه ( همام فى امستردام -  صعيدة فى الجامعة الامريكية )

EUR/USD Sees stiff resistance between 1.34 and 1.35

Since the beginning of December we expressed the prospective of further potential EUR/USD upside after it took out the highlighted 1.30 level – which saw the convergence of long-term trendline resistance (drawn from 2011 high), thetop of the daily Ichimoku Cloud as well as option related barrier protection and this was coincided by a daily RSI break above the key 65 level. Once breached, this technical setup suggested a test of the 1.3150/80 level was likely and could potentially even see a visit 1.34-1.3520 thereafter – See update (I) for more on this.

Over the past few days we have seen the single currency stage a rather significant rally across the board, however the current technical backdrop versus the buck suggests the 1.34-35 zone could provide stronger resistance than originally anticipated. While it has just recently broken above the top of the weekly Ichimoku Cloud, it is still faced with:

• 100-week sma (1.3385/90)
• 2012 high (1.3485/90)
• 50% retracement (1.3495)
• 200-week sma (1.3525/30)

More importantly after redrawing the Inverted Head & Shoulder neckline, to take into account the recent retest and recovery, it has significantly lowered the measured move objective to 1.3415/25. Additionally, while price sees resistance between 1.34 and 1.35, weekly RSI has not yet broken above the key 60/65 level – below this threshold it’s indicative of an overall downtrend.

Bottom line: EUR/USD bulls could be thwarted by stiff technical resistance between 1.34-35 over the coming days/weeks,  however we must see a market failure before we jump off the USD bearish bandwagon just yet. Should we see a break above 1.3530, the next key level of resistance is 1.3800/40: 61.8% retracement, July 2011 low & the 1:1 equidistant measured move from the July 2012 low to Sept. high, drawn from the recent November low. 

TECHNICAL UPDATE (I): EUR/USD – Breaking above Inverted Head & Shoulders neckline

Updated Dec 14, 2012 5:45:00 PM

After testing briefly below the 1.29 handle, EUR/USD has rallied impressively (+2.11%) since the Sunday open. After breaking back above the longer-term trendline cited two weeks ago (see below) it became increasingly apparent the Euro was heading higher. After taking out the neckline of an Inverted Head & Shoulder pattern around 1.3125 earlier today, the single currency continued to rally to close at its highest level since the beginning of May. While a daily close above the inverted H&S neckline signifies another push higher, we believe it may be prudent to wait for daily RSI to confirm this neckline break. Furthermore, EUR/USD is faced with a few key technical levels of resistance between 1.3150/80:

• October 2011 low
• 38.2% retracement (using 2011 high & 2012 low)
• September 2012 high
• 78.6% retracement (using 2012 high & low)

As stated Dec. 3^rd, should we see a break above the this key level of resistance, 1.3400-3520 could be around the corner:

• 100 & 200-week sma’s
• 50% retracement
• Top of weekly Ichimoku Cloud
• 2012 high

If this bullish technical setup continues early next week, it would also trigger the Inverted Head & Shoulder measured move objective of 1.3575/95.

Job advertisements in Australia fall strengthening

Australian job advertisements disappoint

Home loans fell 0.5% m/m for November, as opposed to the 0.5% gain the market was anticipating and the 0.1% gain in October. Released at the same time was job advertisement data from ANZ, which fell 3.8% m/m during December. Both data releases point towards underlying weakness in key areas of the Australian economy, however the fall in job advertisements is more concerning as it may lead to an increase in the unemployment rate if it continues on its current trend. Jobs advertised online and in print media have been broadly falling since early 2011.

Australian labour market data is on tap for Thursday

Over the same period, the unemployment rate has been fairly steady at just above 5% but this has been matched by a drop in the Australian labour force participation rate. Hence, the diminishing labour force is keeping the unemployment rate steady. And, with the labour force participation rate already at lower levels than was witnessed during the 08/09 financial crisis, it is unclear how much further it can fall. Thus, if we see a continued fall in the number of jobs on offer then we expect to see a rise in the unemployment rate. Even now, we are looking for an increase in the unemployment rate in December to 5.4% from 5.2%, assuming the participation rate remains at 65.1%, which we think it will (Australia’s labour market data is due out on Thursday).

Data watch

In other news, an index for core inflation in Australia rose 0.4% m/m. However, we don’t expect inflation to be a problem for the RBA in the first half of this year, with the RBA’s measure of inflation predicted to remain in the middle of its 2-3% target range. In New Zealand, credit card spending rose 0.4% m/m for December, modestly lower than the prior month’s 0.7% increase.

Overnight there aren’t any massive headline data releases that the market will be focusing on, but it will be closely listening to a speech by Fed Chairman Bernanke late in the NY session. Overall, there is a slew of global data and corporate earnings out this week which may drive sentiment for the near-term, along with any political banter over the US debt ceiling.

EUR/USD breaks above 1.33

Trade deficits widen in US and Canada

November trade balance figures were released in the US and in Canada moments ago and both countries posted larger than expected deficits.  Canada reported a widening deficit of -1.96B from the prior -0.55B while the US trade deficit widened by 15.8% to -$48.7B (cons. -41.3B). For the US, this is the widest trade gap since April and the biggest non-oil US trade gap since 2007. This occurred as imports of consumer goods jumped to a record high. The December import price index was also released and unexpectedly fell by -0.1% m/m (cons. +0.1%) while the y/y change was a decline of -1.5% as expected.

UK production disappoints

UK November industrial and manufacturing production disappointed with yearly declines of -2.4% (cons. -1.*%) and -2.1% (cons. -1.3%) respectively. On a monthly change, industrial production grew by just 0.3% in November (cons. 0.8%) while manufacturing production unexpectedly fell by -0.3% (cons. +0.5%). The data weighed on the pound, which fell to its lowest level against the euro since April. GBP/USD is trading lower today but found near term support around the 1.61 figure. Below this, the 55- and 100-day simple moving averages (SMA’s) converge around 1.6060/65 as the next level of technical support.

Swiss deflation persists

Swiss consumer prices experienced a larger than expected drop in December with CPI showing a m/m decline of -0.2% and yearly change of -0.4%. The data underscored ongoing deflation in Switzerland and reinforced the view that monetary policy should remain very accommodative.

Philadelphia Fed President Plosser (non-voter) is scheduled to speak shortly and the NIESR UK GDP estimate for December is due at the top of the hour.

THE CORRELATIONS CORNER/ASIA SESSION AUD/JPY

Whether you’re an experienced trader or brand new to Forex, you should be aware of the strong positive correlation between Japanese Equities & AUD/JPY. This historical intermarket relationship is predominantly due to the fact that the Aussie is considered a “high beta/commodity” currency, while the Yen has been known as the classic “carry” currency – Since Japan’s interest rates have been low for several decades, it has made it an attractive currency to borrow in and then turn around and invest that money into not only currencies which have a higher yield, but also other asset classes (namely Japanese equities). Often we find an intra-day overlay helps ease the transition for experienced traders (in these alternative markets) into the world of FX or simply help newer traders formulate a view based upon a market which they may already feel opinionated about.

While many like to cite this relationship over the long-term, we believe watching the intraday relationship is sometimes more pertinent, especially since the new Japanese Prime Minister, Abe, has taken office. The chart below depicts AUD/JPY vs. Nikkei 225 futures from 7pm through 1pm ET today, since this is when the Nikkei futures are most liquid, and as you can see the two are nearly identical (Correlation = 0.9033). Now, this doesn’t guarantee if the Nikkei 225¹continues to correct over the coming days that AUD/JPY must trade lower as well (or vice versa), but it does suggest this should be the relationship between the two.

Thus, if you have an opinion on the direction of Japanese equity markets over the coming days/weeks or even intra-day, AUD/JPY could be a vehicle you may want to consider to express that view. Technically speaking, the Nikkei 225¹ is testing the previous 2011 high around 10,890/95 but is showing signs of fatigue. That said, a potential setback could be limited to the March 2012 highs near 10,255 initially, however should equities continue to rally over the coming sessions then keep an eye on the 2010 high around 11,405/10 thereafter. As for AUD/JPY, it’s presently trading at levels not seen since 2008 and while it saw a brief setback today, many are eyeing the 96.50/60 level which sees the 78.6% retracement of the 2007-2008 decline. On the other hand, if a deeper correction ensues the next level of support may be into previous highs (over the past 3 years) located between 88 & 90.

What next for the Aussie

Since the Aussie is often considered the riskiest of the G10 currencies overall market risk can have big implications for AUD crosses. There are a few things that drive the Aussie that is worth looking at in detail at this time: 1, China and its growth prospects, since it is Australia’s most important trade partner, 2, the performance of other risky assets like stocks that tend to have a strong positive correlation with the Aussie and 3, domestic interest rates.

AUDUSD and China

Looking at China first, Australia’s exports of iron ore to China have been picking up of late and the iron ore price recently reached its highest level since 2010. Since September the price of iron ore has risen more than 80%, this is important for FX traders as the price of iron ore and AUDUSD have a strong positive correlation as you can see in the chart below. In recent days iron ore has pulled back from its recent highs, but it remains at an elevated level. The pick-up in the iron ore price is partly down to expectations of a revival in China’s growth this year, thus a lot of good news could already be in the price. Thus we may need to see sustained strength in Chinese economic data for the iron ore price to make another leg higher. From an FX perspective, if the price of iron ore has over-shot on the upside then it could be due a more profound correction that may weigh on AUDUSD in the near-term.

AUDUSD and the SPX 500

 The second thing to consider is the SPX 500. AUDUSD also has a strong relationship with stocks, as you can see in the chart below the two tend to move in the same direction. Thus, for AUDUSD to sustain a break above 1.06 we may need to see the SPX 500 extend its rally above 1,500 over the next couple of weeks.  The big “risk-on” theme that dominated the start of the year may be losing a bit of steam as we move towards the second half of January, but it is worth noting that liquidity fuelled rallies like this one (2013 saw one of the largest initial inflows into equities in years) often last longer than some of the bulls may think. If we continue to see a re-allocation of assets out of government bonds and into equities then we may see the SPX 500 extend its recent gains in the medium-term if this liquidity is sustained. Thus, at this stage, the equity market looks supportive of a sustained rally in AUDUSD.

 Chart 2: AUDUSD and the SPX 500

AUDUSD and interest rates

The last driver I will look at is domestic interest rates. The RBA cut rates in the second half of 2012, and the bank is expected to keep rates on hold at this low level for the next few months at least. The relationship between domestic rates and AUDUSD has broken down, as you can see in the chart below, with AUDUSD being propelled higher by external rather than domestic factors. However, in the first half of 2012 expectations of RBA rate cuts hit AUDUSD, which declined from 1.08 to 0.98 between February and May last year. Thus, we would not rule out that the relationship between rates and the AUD could be re-kindled later this year. But going forward the RBA may prefer not to cut rates in the near future as growth in China picks up and external issues like the Eurozone debt crisis seem to have stabilised. Thus, the AUD could be more sensitive to any signs that the RBA may tighten policy this year, so watch out for hawkish comments from RBA members in the coming weeks and months as this could be supportive of AUD strength.

Currency wars back in our midst

The pound succumbs to EU worries

There are some signs that dollar strength is being felt against more than just the yen. GBPUSD has been under pressure, and is the weakest dollar cross in the G10 today. The pound fell below 1.60 earlier, leaving the next major support level at 1.5910 – the 200-day sma. The sell-off gathered speed at midday London time when Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQ) began. The focus was firmly on Britain’s position in the EU as we lead up to Cameron’s speech to define the UK’s relationship with the EU that takes place on Friday at 0900 GMT in the Netherlands. This has to be Cameron’s biggest speech yet – the world is looking to see if Cameron turns his back on Europe or if he tries to clarify Britain’s complex relationship with its largest trading partner. There has been a lot of pressure on the UK, including from the assistant US Secretary of State (Hillary was ill), to halt the UK’s drift away from Europe. Although Cameron’s stance is likely to stress the need for the EU to be more competitive, the market may think that the timing is not helpful. The Eurozone sovereign debt crisis is showing signs of stabilising, the last thing the market’s needs right now is the prospect of Britain breaking up the EU. Usually the market turns a blind eye to the UK government’s bickering with its European partners, but this speech has stoked attention and we could see GBPUSD struggle to recover until after this speech is over.

Nordic currencies follow the BOJ’s lead

Back to currency wars, the desire for a weaker currency has spread from Japan to the Nordic countries. In the last 24 hours we have heard twice from Norwegian officials that the currency is too strong and monetary policy needs to be loosened. Likewise, Svensson, a member of Sweden’s rate –setting Riksbank, also said that he sees a major problem with Sweden’s monetary policy that has been too tight since summer 2010. The deputy governor is regarded as an unspoken dove on the Riksbank, today he made an impassioned plea that the 8.1% unemployment rate is becoming entrenched and the inflation rate should be allowed to over-shoot its 2% target. The SEK initially fell on the news, but has since re-cooped some losses and is flat on the day. The next major resistance level in EURSEK is 8.64 the 200-day sma. A break above this level is a bullish development for this pair that opens the way for a move back to the 8.80 highs from mid-Dec. However, it may take a push from the central bank to get to this level in the medium-term.

Why central banks matter

EURNOK and USDNOK have performed better than the SEK crosses, with the dovish rhetoric hitting the NOK hard today. EURNOK is testing the 200-day sma at 7.42, above here opens the way to 7.5, the high from October.

But why do currency wars matter for the markets? Trying to weaken your currency is a form of protectionism that is bad news for the global economy. The Fed has been accused of debasing the dollar, the BOJ and SNB in Switzerland have also openly tried to weaken their currencies, and hence some in the FX world see this as unfair and want to join in. While we need to see Japanese, Norwegian and Swedish officials follow through with looser policies before we may see a prolonged negative effect on their currencies, the FX market may well become jittery as we wait and see how much bite these central banks’ actually have.

Strong bank results fail to move markets

Economic data has also been in focus today. Headline CPI for December declined in the US to 1.7% from 1.8% in November, while industrial production rose in line with expectations at 0.3% last month. Eurozone inflation held steady at 2.2% at the end of 2012. US stock markets have failed to react to better than expected bank earnings for Q4 from Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. The US markets have opened fairly flat. However, the 3% jump in Apple’s stock price has helped to keep the Nasdaq afloat. Since Apple is such a large stock, if it continues to get bought then we may see gains in the wider global stock markets. Thus, overall we are still in risk-off territory although the pace of declines has slowed today, and we could experience some sideways movement in the next few hours in the major indices and crosses.

One to Watch: USDJPY

USDJPY has been the star trade of 2013, but it has stalled for most of this week and fallen approx. 150 basis points. This index was starting to look oversold earlier below 88.00 and indeed it did recover. Currently it is testing 88.50. We believe this index could make another stab at 89.00, but in the short term the rally may not last as the spread between Treasury yields and Japanese government bonds has stalled after rallying in recent weeks, as you can see in the chart below. Treasuries have fallen back through 1.82% today, which may limit dollar strength in the near term. As we lead up to the BOJ meeting this cross could trade in a fairly tight range with selling pressure ahead of 89.00 and buyers coming in to support this cross at 87.50.

Hires Joseph Wald to Lead Institutional Business

Former managing director at Knight Capital Group will oversee GTX's growth strategy

NEW YORK, LONDON and SINGAPORE, Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GCAP), a global provider of online trading services, announced today the appointment of Joseph Wald as Executive Vice President, Head of Institutional.  Joe will be responsible for leading GTX, GAIN Capital's institutional business.  He will report directly to CEO Glenn Stevens and will be based in GTX's New Yorkoffices.       

"Joe is a talented visionary with the proven ability to grow trading volumes and build innovative product and service offerings for leading institutional platforms," said Glenn Stevens, GAIN Capital CEO.  "Institutional trading is an important part of our growth strategy and having Joe lead this part of the business will help us build on the success we've had to date, and achieve our goal of becoming a market leading ECN in the FX space."

Joe was most recently head of Knight Direct, Knight Capital Group's institutional electronic trade execution business.  Prior to Knight Capital Group, he was co-founder and CEO of EdgeTrade, a pioneering firm that served as an agency brokerage and developer of algorithmic trading and direct market access software for equity markets.  EdgeTrade was acquired by Knight Capital Group in 2008.  Joe holds a B.S. in Business, Management and Finance from Brooklyn College.

"Performance and innovation are crucial to the institutional FX space, given the significant number of competing venues and platforms," said Joe Wald.  "I'm looking forward to leveraging almost 20 years of experience in the equity world to bring a new level of innovation to the institutional FX space and help differentiate GTX from the competition." 

About GAIN Capital

GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GCAP) is a global provider of online trading services. GAIN's innovative trading technology provides market access and highly automated trade execution services across multiple asset classes to a diverse client base of retail and institutional investors.

GAIN's businesses include FOREX.com, which provides retail traders around the world access to a variety of global OTC financial markets, including forex, precious metals and CFDs on commodities and indices; GTX, a fully independent FX ECN for hedge funds and institutions; OEC, an innovative online futures broker; and GAIN Securities, Inc. (member FINRA/SIPC), a licensed U.S. broker-dealer.

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Our financial transparency provides our customers and partners with confidence that the company is well managed and well capitalized, with resources to continue to innovate and lead the industry forward.

G Cap's key financial data as of June 30, 2012:

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Our ECN platform GTX Direct offers professional FX traders and high net worth individuals a commission-based, independent platform with client-to-client trading capability. Minimum deposit $100k. Read more.

World-class trading tools

We also provide a range of premium trading tools to help you identify trading opportunities. From market leading charting packages, to third party analysis tools, streaming news and expert research from ourglobal research team, our tools are useful for all types of traders.