Why does the price move? The answer is here!!! - page 30

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Tantrik:
What's your job? Splitting money?

My job would be to buy. And buying is nowhere near as easy as pointing the mouse at the sell button.
 
C-4:

My job will be to buy. And buying is nowhere near as easy as hovering the mouse over the sell button.

Not necessarily SELL, you can also BUY. It just moves the exchange rate in a different direction)). You do not need to point. You point, wait for the reaction of the bidder. Close the window, open it again, wait. And so on.

So have you checked?

There is such a thing, isn't there?

If it works - compare prices on charts and there will be a conclusion - where and from what the price moves))))

My personal opinion is that the price certainly does not move in favour of the trader.

My rate has been flying +/- 50 pips. Sometimes almost vertically.

After that I drew a conclusion that everyone has a socket (everyone is registered), in which he plunges with his deposit up to complete nullification. And no matter where you want to check the quote - you will only see your own chart. You will need to compare quotes with other REAL traders. Alexander and I already did it a year ago. As you can see he is no longer on the forum))))

There was an idea of joint interbroker arbitrage after that. But he told me there was no payout in that case.

 
C-4:

My job will be to buy. And buying is not a bit easier, but even harder than hovering your mouse over the sell button.
It is unlikely that you will succeed, the price does not need to be moved, its movement needs to be predicted.
 
yosuf:
It is impossible and unthinkable to move the price of forex as you please, otherwise it would remain as an unacknowledged big casino and forex is recognised by all as an objective price setter. After all, if you try to change the price of the dollar, for example, you would have to revalue not only all available cash and non-cash, but all the wealth created so far! No group of people, however monstrous they may be, can do that, as it affects the destinies of nations and whole countries. If we assume that such attempts do take place, it must be admitted that they are short-lived and that the organizers of such a show will then "realize" what they have done and return the price. Apparently, that is the case and that is why the price moves back and forth, while the "real" price will never move due to these groups of provocateurs - it itself slowly moves according to the laws of economics. They move the tail of the lioness and try to convince us that they make the lioness itself move, figuratively speaking. But it is enough to follow the movement of the tail, whether it is done by the lioness herself or by a group of people, for example, with the help of secretly tied string to her tail, in order to earn money. A multi-year trend is a real pattern of price movement according to the laws of economics, but one cannot earn much on it, only within the bank interest, I think.
Yusuf, you write everything correctly, but modern history has shown that anything is possible, just remember Gorbachev's time - overnight they took away everything from 280 million people, and the dollar rose in price from 0.60 kopecks to 125 rubles in one week in 1992. Now the UN is declaring war on Syria, even though the UN is essentially a peacekeeping organisation..... and so on. That is why I assume that the Forex market may reflect the real value of currencies, but the price moves where it is supposed to, regardless of the traders. The modern world and the world economy do not obey the laws of logic and common sense, but I think there is a sense - money rules the world, no matter how banal it may sound
 
Tantrik:
It is unlikely that you will succeed, you should not move the price, you should predict its movement.

Now I think the price will go as desired C-4:

The procedure is very fascinating and can take about 24 hours without sleep.))

I even wonder which pair he's on?

 

If it is EURUSD:


 
new-rena:

If it is EURUSD:


I also think it will go that way.
 
Here we go, specific trends.... The quote-quote price play has been discarded. If it's up, it's up; if it's down, it's down. Just watch the corner))))
 

Do you think the Banks have advisors that make transactions depending on the cup (i.e. move the price), and do so with a certain algorithm that is disadvantageous to the trader?

Why do I ask? Many Expert Advisors I have tested, including mine, show completely different results before and after 2009?

 
david2:

Do you think the Banks have advisors that make transactions depending on the cup (i.e. move the price), and do so with a certain algorithm that is disadvantageous to the trader?

Why do I ask? Many Expert Advisors I have tested, including mine, show completely different results before and after 2009?

My personal opinion is that they probably do. But they give a precise benchmark - they need a specific quote by a certain time. The rest is window dressing.
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