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I was pleased with the day, especially with the volatility after the drawdown. The movements were good and the TS signals worked...
At any rate arbitrage stifles a much smaller discrepancy, which is measured in pips when buying real currency, not forex.
If there was a simple widening of the spread, it would look like a bump up or down on the chart and then the price chart would move as if nothing had happened at the same level where the bump started. In the chart we see that bid has fallen by 6000 points and then bid returned to 4000 points. Altogether: bid has shifted down by 2000 points in a couple of minutes and did not return to the previous level again. At the same time, the spread did not exceed 382 points. As we can see, the spread has nothing to do with it, to put it mildly.
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Didn't anyone make any profit at such a good hour?)
A kind of "black hole" from the bagel was created, which has sucked in more than a trillion according to some estimates - good pay for the brexit...
This is what forex is all about, which was created to have enough liquidity at the right time.
A trillion is a decent amount. Not only small players have been affected, but also big players, especially high-frequency ones. They will show up soon.
My TS has worked the signal, but I don't catch highs and lows, so the position will close at Monday's open, so far +150p profit.
The pound was not sold, it was just made cheaper. the pound's fall is not a consequence of trading it against something. it was the same with the pound.
The pound cannot be made cheaper without reference to something. It has to get cheaper in terms of something.
Nevertheless, the question seems odd. What do you mean it was going up! If the pound was getting cheaper against the dollar, the dollar was getting more expensive against the pound.
The fact that the euro-dollar did not move is the merit of quality marketmaking, the automation of which allows to drive the crosses in sync.
The pound cannot be made cheaper without reference to something. It has to get cheaper in terms of something.
Nevertheless, the question seems odd. What do you mean it was rising! If the pound was getting cheaper against the dollar, the dollar was getting more expensive against the pound.
The fact that the euro-dollar did not move at the same time is a credit to quality marketmaking, the automation of which allows crosses to be driven in sync.
Bullshit.
If it is not only the euro/dollar, but ALL currencies against the dollar except the pound that "did not move", that means that the value of the pound has changed, not the dollar.
Bullshit.
If not only the euro/dollar but ALL currencies to the dollar except the pound have "not moved", that means that it is the pound, not the dollar, that has changed in value.