Sory Folks......
No signal this week....
The market range seems to flat!!

have a nice week

I'll be damn.............
my target point on cable (1.9065) was hit!!!!....
and I dont have to wait until Friday?!?!?!

Well....

I think it's time for me to take a vacation...

my suggestion :

DON'T BE GREEDY!!

see yaa next week........

My previous signal in pair GBP/USD, I was recomended to sell/short as shown above,
sorry I did'nt follow on target shown 1.8912....
In some other reason i have to closed it gain on 30 pips as shown below :

but I still hold my position short on GBP/USD when the market was overbougth

FOR SIGNAL THIS WEEK

GBP/USD :

Entry Short 1.9115 with target profit 1.9065

Take your own risk :D

Trading Signal this week :

GBP/USD :

Entry Short 1.9012 with target profit 1.8912

TAKE YOUR OWN RISK :D

From now, start november 2006 I will report a journey of my trading on marketiva for more specified in every week.

Using Fractals to ID Trading Opportunities

Regardless of your analytical preference, you've gotta hand it to R.N. Elliott. Back in the 1930s, he discovered a set of recurring patterns in stocks – the market that was previously considered random. And if that's not impressive enough, consider that all his charting was painstakingly done by hand. No fancy charting packages. Just paper, pencil and a ticker machine.

One of the most interesting parts of Elliott's discovery was the recognition that the patterns he identified occurred at every timeframe. In other words, markets are fractal. That is, if you take a basic "5 waves up, 3 waves down" Elliott wave pattern and zoom in on the first up-down sequence, i.e. waves 1 and 2, you'll notice that it also forms a "5-up, 3-down." Zooming in again will reveal the same pattern on a smaller scale, just like this chart illustrates:




So, what does this mean for you as a trader? Well, for one, it means that when a pattern is completing on several timeframes at once, you'd better pay attention.