Malaysia

My post looking good.. Currently around 20-30pips.. wanna play safe or let it goes?

Yes, Nokia is finnish

I`m still dancing till now...but i have to be ware...because to dangerous if i over confident...
now market movement is very sensitive toward the news....
so, i think maybe after 1 hours i have to make a decision to stay or to close...
many news will come out tis nite...
nervous..

waiting to short GJ at 211.5

How does they effect the US market than? Do they have large volume in there? If im not mistaken US does not really into branding.. I do agreed if Coke is helping dollar but Nokia sounds weird.. i love to hear explanation from you buddy..

Nice to have Malaysian Trader In Forex Factory..

Anyway.. Does someone has any clue??

Cheers trader!!

Hayya'alal Solah... Hayy'alal Falah!!!

my pending order was missed by 2 pips .....typical

It doesn't matter if they are based in Finland, they are pretty much a global giant - their earnings definitely reflect the overall health of the telecom sector (which was a big concern because of global slowdown). DOW futures went higher when Nokia announced their report. Yes, their earnings do affect the European markets more than the US ones (obviously)

In tandem with JPM and Coke, these results points to a good start.

Now let's see if the housing starts and unemployment data keep up this trend..

USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...mpact_high.gif Building Permits 1.09M 0.96M 0.98M

Everything *looks* good for GU shorts. Let's see if GU actually follows up on what it's supposed to do.

hope so

hit PO GJ 211.60

8:30am USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...mpact_high.gif Building Permits 1.09M 0.96M 0.98M
8:30am USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...act_medium.gif Housing Starts 1.07M 0.96M 0.98M
8:30am USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...act_medium.gif Unemployment Claims 366K 380K 348K

get set for news...to E/U trader...
see that.
Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act
I would now like to turn to important new consumer protections that the Federal Reserve Board adopted earlier this week. These new rules, which implement HOEPA, were put into place to protect consumers and to help prevent a recurrence of the problems that we are now facing. The current wave of foreclosures is taking a very real toll on families and their communities, no place more so than in predominantly minority communities, where subprime loans were particularly common.

The U.S. mortgage market has seen rapid innovation in recent years. Changes, such as automated underwriting models, the evolution of the secondary markets, and specialization, have had many positive effects. Some changes in practices, however, have not been so salutary.

Abusive loans that strip borrowers' equity or cause them to lose their homes should not be tolerated. Too many homeowners and communities are suffering today because of these practices, and the Federal Reserve Board's rules will better protect consumers while preserving their access to credit as they make some of the most important financial decisions of their lives.

Last December, the Board proposed changes using our authority under the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act. In formulating that proposal, the Board sought a wide range of input and information through hearings and meetings throughout the country. In response, we received, and considered, over 4,500 comment letters sent to us from community groups, industry participants, consumer advocates, and other interested individuals.

We engaged in outreach to commenters to get clarification of their concerns and weigh competing viewpoints. We gathered available data and conducted updated analyses. We undertook on-the-ground consumer testing, which has proven to be an invaluable tool for us in determining policy effectiveness, to gauge the practical effects of one of the proposed rules on individual consumers. Listening carefully to the commenters, collecting and analyzing data, and undertaking consumer testing, I believe, have led to more-effective and improved final rules.

Our goal throughout this process has been to protect borrowers from practices that are unfair or deceptive and to preserve the availability of credit from responsible mortgage lenders.

Fibre hourly chart

Still no clear BREAKOUT of the TRIANGLE on either side
It's a waiting game now. NYSE Starting Bell in a few minutes time.

Very very annoying. GU loves the 2.00 level.

INDECISIVENESS market psychology. Many wanting to go LONG on CABLE but US data came out strong. Things could be much easier if US economic data came out RED.

Today CS could ended up as a DOJI CS on the Daily Chart