Thread: Are you going to operate BoE's decision on interest rates this week?

Maybe, but there are always emotional reactions that leave traces, those traces are operable.

If the statement says persistent inflation risk, I go up to the purchase without thinking about it.

Literally those words can move the market more than a 0.1 % rise.

I don't trust post-BoE movements. Too many traps, too many sweeps.

That's why I operate in the pullback, not in the crazy candle, the first reaction is almost always false.

A lot of theory around here, but the one who wins is the one who follows his system, not the one who discusses in forums.

One thing doesn't take away the other. Sharing ideas here helps me strengthen my own analysis.

Let's see if anyone dares to show results after BoE, that everyone here predicts and nobody shows.

I'll raise them if I go in. I win or lose, the important thing is transparency.

You think the pound can go up even if they don't change guys?