You are missing trading opportunities:
- Free trading apps
- Over 8,000 signals for copying
- Economic news for exploring financial markets
Registration
Log in
You agree to website policy and terms of use
If you do not have an account, please register
How would you enter the market with, say, $100 million - what, all at once? That's how you could bring it down.
A strong price movement is a strong imbalance of supply and demand. There can be a lot of demand and a lot of supply and the price will "stand still". Directly, sales activity is not affected, although of course some correlation can be seen. This is a clarification, not a denial.
cash and bonds on one side and everything else on the othercups galore!
>> no, they're cups.)
Imho since the result of any business is measured in money, any traded thing has a price in money, you get two cups
one with money in the other with a set of financial products.
There are only cups, money is just an instrument of exchange between those cups. Ы?
For the capitalist, money is first and foremost a parking space
The U.S. will die and they'll park in yuan.
There are only cups, money is just an instrument of exchange between those cups. Ы?
Yeah.
>> you run out of your podchat to the side of the money
>> you turn into money according to market conditions.
in money form, you run back and get into a new cup.
for the capitalist, money is first and foremost a parking space
the U.S. will die, they'll park in yuans.
parking is expensive (inflation)
Good money constantly in work ( profits above inflation)
The confusion is probably due to the fact that money has several properties at the same time
including the properties of a commodity and the properties of a measure