This CHANNEL TREND LINES pretty straight forward. Everyone trading FOREX must know how to interpret this TA
Thank you my friend for reminding me. Back to being humble againToo exited because I was down from $5k to $3k last Friday because of the S#@p*% Disconnected Platform and now back up much much more.. reaching $7k on my equity :surprised That's more than 100% up within 3 days!!! Thank you GOD. Alhamdulillah.
p/s: When you are here... I'll bring you around Malaysia. Can visit places that never been seen by tourist. Untouched natural wonders. That if you love outdoor.
UUUUMMMMMMMM...........Hell yeah!!!! Whats the best time of year to go? Keep in mind I live in Southern California where the weather is always beautiful.
I see a most perfect buy position.
Also.....go to your account history and post your detailed report. I'm interested in your draw down and percentages.
That's depends on the BOE IR and FED IR later on. However, if the support of the Channel Trend Line is broken... Next year gonna be the era of CABLE below 2.0000. Be prepare for both possibility. 
All long term trader are vigilant now. If CABLE gonna shoot up... this month gonna be the perfect moment to place LONG TERM order targeting 2.1000 or even more
My Plan is if BOE fixed the IR unchanged... I'll put MULTIPLE ENTRY LONG positions... leaving some for LONG TERM. If BOE CUT the rate... I will do the opposite.
I found this out while fixing hedge problem with GB/US. When I finished checking my acct. and looked at GU had taken the nose dive. Got Killed.
Perhaps you should take a rest and calm down before trade again as right now you must be very emotional. Trade only when you are fit mentally and physically. All long term trader are vigilant now. If CABLE gonna shoot up... this month gonna be the perfect moment to place LONG TERM order targeting 2.1000 or even more
My Plan is if BOE fixed the IR unchanged... I'll put MULTIPLE ENTRY LONG positions... leaving some for LONG TERM. If BOE CUT the rate... I will do the opposite.
What is consenses, Cut or Not?
I would say more weight on CUT.
I saw the opportunity... can't resist on clicking the mouse. Just did SELL FROM BOUNCE when the Bull touched 20wma on H1 with 10 pips SL. Now already $50 on the GREEN
i believe you wish i could show up
Perhaps you'll join us one day 
: After reading so many news and reports... I am still 50 - 50 about the BOE IR Statement.
Subprimes issues force them to CUT but Inflation issues force them to fixed the same or even hike up. However, last SURPRISE move by BOC of cutting IR might have big influence on BOE
Nevertheless, I'll make myself prepare for both situation. That's why I'll place PO BUY STOP and PO SELL STOP later on
Now let’s differentiate. The BOE is still taking flak for the bank run on Northern Rock in September, while housing data has started to falter quite a bit with the most recent readings – the HBOS index – showing prices falling at the fastest pace in nearly five years, while consumer confidence and spending have wanted. Though CPI was stronger than expected in October at 2.1 percent and will likely be even hotter in November, they are forecasted to fall back in early 2008. As a result, there is a chance that a majority of the MPC members will vote for a cut in order to “get ahead of the curve,” as Blanchflower called for recently. Also, traders should watch for a surprise release of a policy statement, like they did in August. Though they do not typically issue these, many central banks have recently moved towards becoming more “transparent” – like the RBA on Tuesday – and the BOE could follow the trend as well.
The ECB, on the other hand, is dealing with rampant consumer price growth while economic conditions remained fairly resilient in Q3 and early Q4. Indeed, the unemployment rate for the Euro-zone fell to a record low of 7.2 percent in October, which may help to support consumer sentiment and thus, spending, going forward. Also faring well was the manufacturing sector, with PMI improving to 52.8 from 51.5. However, the deal-breaker for rate expectations is whether or not Trichet will remain hawkish in his subsequent policy statement: If the ECB President notes the phrase “strong vigilance,” traders may immediately start betting on a hike in January, as this has previously served as an excellent signal of impending policy action. Conversely, if the policy statement focuses more on the downside risks to growth, the markets judge that Trichet’s monetary policy tightening cycle is done for good.
On M15. 
