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khailxvhtl8
prince khaled :
مش هيستحملوا تكملت المشوار في ارتفاعات الذهب اعتبرها غلطة وندميبن عليهآ. حاولوا معظم أموالهم ذهب ولا بد من التسيل المالي وده هيعمل تصحيح في اسعار الذهب. لكن مع الوقت راح يكسب. الوقت الحالي دفعوا الثمن غالي قوي سبع سنوات مكاسب متتالية للذهب لم تحصل من قبل وغدا الاثنين ه يناير في عام ٢٠٢٦ أول افتتاح في العام الجديد هبوط في اسعار الذهب عالميا مرتاح. 👌
2026-01-06 10:26:37
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user68715295616244
نضال :
هل الوقت مناسب الان شراء ذهب فيزكل
2026-01-04 16:30:39
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topnederlands
تعليم لغة هولندية 🇳🇱 :
@تعليم لغة هولندية 🇳🇱:بانتظار وقت الشراء المناسب ل دهب الإدخار
2026-01-03 03:32:09
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soheirabuzaid
Soheir Abu Zaid :
اليوم ٣٠ /١٢ اشتري ولا استنه؟
2025-12-30 19:48:44
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islam.shelbaya1
Trading with Eslam :
توقعات أسعار الذهب والفضة
2025-12-30 13:14:27
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topnederlands
تعليم لغة هولندية 🇳🇱 :
🌷
2026-01-03 03:31:33
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elmasryymahmood
Elmasry Y Mahmood :
طيب السعر علي جدا ومعرفناش نبيع امته والفيديو ماجاش لينا غير بعد الهبوط العنيف ده نعمل إيه
2025-12-30 20:25:09
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zizo195.zizo
وبشر، الصابيرين،🤲 :
عايزة اشترى شبكه أبنى والدهب غالى اشترى امتا
2026-01-05 01:07:47
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dyy0tlbcgy0g
...... berry :
مش فاهم
2025-12-30 21:42:59
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mahamed194
mahamed ragab :
بالله انا بثقة في كلامك انا معايا دولار من السفر اغير واجيب دهب دلوقتي ولا انتظر ممكن ينزل تاني
2025-12-30 22:59:09
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hanaa.elnial
Hanaa Ezz :
الكلام ده للتجار ولا للشرا العادي
2025-12-31 05:33:46
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hananelbakry
Hanan El Bakry :
انا نفسي التداول بس الرافعة المالية حرا
2026-01-01 20:57:22
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ahmednbwy127
أحمد نبوي 🇮🇶) 🇪🇬) :
عايز اتعلم
2026-01-02 06:19:12
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topnederlands
تعليم لغة هولندية 🇳🇱 :
بانتظار وقت الشراء المناسب ل دهب الإدخار
2026-01-03 03:31:57
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zizoooooooo77
zizo :
عايز اتعلم
2026-01-05 13:19:58
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