Market manipulation - page 3

 
Mixon777:

the question was specifically asked - what is the amount, lot - or the volume increases the price by 15 pips - if the banks have a minimum contract of 5 million dollars - then logically it is 1 pip of anything - 15 pips - 75 million - for example - if you do not have 75 million dollars against you then it is flat - but it is 15 pips.

how much money is poured into a 1000 pips quote? - the account goes for hundreds of billions - on one side and the other side - if a flat, the money on one side and the other side is 50 to 50 = but this is my thinking - why go to the bank forum and ask such a question? - i even wrote to an economics professor - he knows nothing about forex - that's our education -

how many years have you been a forex dealer?

The only question is where to find a fool who will buy back your offer and fill your pockets with take profit?

 
abolk:

In your case, the DC itself will deal with you like Pinocchio and Alice with Pinocchio's money.
You do not need the DC with that kind of money. Directly through the bank is already possible.
 
progma137:

how many years have you been friends with forex?

there is a swiss broker that shows the current volumes at par. During the closing of the session over the weekend, a thin market. there you can move the market for 20 yen on the Eurobucks for more than 300-400 pips. the only question is where to find a fool who will buy your offer and fill your pockets with take-profit?


Where did you get this information? - Did you graduate from the Institute of Finance and Trading? - 300 pips is ridiculous, even more ridiculous 400 pips - a pair makes 150 pips a day at most - if you're talking about the foreign exchange market

In the market, spinning billions - now imagine what a billion is - with leverage - at 1:200 - wow go ? - 20 million is ridiculous - when we're talking trillions

The bank has data on volumes among their clients - or the tick volume - the rest is all secret information, how much money is pumped into the pair - etc.

 
Bicus:
With that kind of money, there is no need for a DC. Directly through a bank is already possible.

http://ru.saxobank.com and don't ask whose client I am
 
The National Bank uses monetary policy instruments to influence the exchange rate of the national currency. Among them are not only open market operations (you mean the volume of these transactions), but also direct control of the money supply in the monetary sector (demand/supply regulation via the interest rate) and the issuing of new money. Also, if we assume that a large asset manager opens a position with a large volume, in an efficient market a correction will follow immediately. In other words, it would not be a price movement - but a short-term "hairpin". So theoretically, only the ECB and the Fed can influence the EUR/USD exchange rate.
 
If you follow your logic = we just watch ? our participation will not change anything ? - it may be the same for private traders, they give a clear sell signal and go back up - but why would they do that to piss off their longers - fellow longers?
 
When you consider that the total turnover of the foreign exchange market is around $25 trillion, most of which comes from EUR/USD, it is unlikely that anyone on this planet will be able to move the price by even 1 point. It is a perfectly efficient market. But when it comes to the stock market, that's a different story.
 
Alex5757000:
When you consider that the total turnover of the foreign exchange market is around $25 trillion, most of which comes from EUR/USD, it is unlikely that anyone on this planet will be able to move the price by even 1 point. It is a perfectly efficient market. And when it comes to the stock market, it's a different story.
What period of turnover did you name?
And where are the statistics from?
 
I read the notes of an American investor - he made a big fortune in stocks - and about the foreign exchange market - he said it is the most difficult and most liquid market in the world - who really earns money on it deserves respect - the puppeteers, people like that - sitting in banks with billions they rule, issue loans - and steal from each other through the foreign exchange market -
 
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