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Erebus

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	Equity	Unrealized	Return	Profit	Pips
ADR_Reversal_1	A$7,065	na	-0.0%	-A$1	-2
ADR_Reversal_2	A$3,363	na	-0.0%	-A$0	-2
ADR Reversal_3	A$98,579	-A$401	-0.1%	-A$69	-21
ADR_Reversal_1	A$7,065	na	0.4%	A$30	82
ADR_Reversal_2	A$3,363	na	0.3%	A$11	82
ADR Reversal_3	A$98,579	-A$401	-0.3%	-A$243	-139
ADR_Reversal_1	A$7,065	na	-22.9%	-A$2,094	-74
ADR_Reversal_2	A$3,363	na	-21.7%	-A$932	-1,348
ADR Reversal_3	A$98,579	-A$401	0.6%	A$595	231
ADR_Reversal_1	A$7,065	na	-36.2%	-A$4,009	-460
ADR_Reversal_2	A$3,363	na	-66.4%	-A$6,637	-2,729
ADR Reversal_3	A$98,579	-A$401	0.6%	A$595	231
ADR_Reversal_1	A$7,065	na	-29.4%	-A$2,935	12,764
ADR_Reversal_2	A$3,363	na	-66.4%	-A$6,637	-2,729
ADR Reversal_3	A$98,579	-A$401	0.6%	A$595	231

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Biography:
In Greek mythology, Erebus, also Erebos (Ancient Greek: "deep darkness, shadow"), was the son of a primordial god, Chaos, and represented the personification of darkness. Erebus married his sister Nyx (goddess of the night) and their offspring include: Aether, Cer, Hemera, Charon, the Hesperides, Hypnos, the Moirae, Momus, Nemesis, Oneiroi, Phlegethon, Styx, and Thanatos. In Greek literature the name Erebus is also used to refer to a region of the Underworld where the dead had to pass immediately after dying, and is sometimes used interchangeably with Tartarus

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