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All right, I've had my say. Thank you for listening.
Let me put it this way: Let's just say I know where the stock is going and why. No insider knowledge. Just studied the company, like its performance. I think the stock will go up or down. I buy/sell shares of this company through the stock exchange, in instalments. Then, when they rise or fall in the end, I sell or buy them, in installments. Does that make sense, does it work?
Or for example I want to play the futures or the same stock, but on a shorter timeframe, on the continuation of a move or against it. Does this work? What does it mean to play as I understand it? Well, there is a market, there are human and robot bids, visible and hidden. There is a chart that reflects these actions with the cup, past and present. So, executed orders and limit orders are the chart. I just know that I can try to play this way or that way and I do it. Is there any logic in linking this to the exchange?
If not, where am I wrong?
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Right, it works exactly as you say, you open an account with a broker and he gives you access to 1500-4000 trading instruments, including stocksand futures, for a commission and/or spread.
By the way, which stocks go where?)
Right, it works exactly as you say, you open an account with a broker and he gives you access to 1500-4000 trading instruments, including stocksand futures, for a commission and/or spread.
By the way, which stocks go where?)
I'm in line for inefficient stocks too.
you know the answer.
Drimmer has long been pointing the way for such sufferers. To the factory. There's no way a specialist can starve to death there. And not a specialist, either.
You have to work in a factory, and this branch is offering to make money for nothing. That's what I need. I need the money badly.
Right, it works exactly as you say, you open an account with a broker and he gives you access to 1500-4000 trading instruments, including stocksand futures, for a commission and/or spread.
By the way, which stocks go where?)
you know the answer.
The main thing is that I don't know the question - that's reassuring
For example. In the process of trading on the "forex" at the dc or whatever it is properly called. On gbpusd.
There were hard bounces down. With a rebound afterwards. This behaviour was at one time typical of the pound. And not only the pound. Dips were bought out, as I understand it. I mean, if it was spilling down like that, it must have been about someone. I had enough margin to hold out (not always), and when it poured, I opened against the trend. I do not know what I was doing. Probably I filled someone's limit order with my margin. That's how I understand this picture.
Then, when such things were happening again on the chart, I opened in the hope to see the same thing. I closed too early in the beginning, I did not believe it would happen again. But it did.
On gbpusd I still remember a late night watching this Brexit debate where the presenter kept talking Order-Order, calling everyone to order. Saw on the chart that it was being pushed up, but with a squeak so to speak. Then there was a candle down, as if going through something. With a snap. You could see it. And gbpusd started to fall in the following days and onwards with acceleration.
Often saw, when watching the pound closely, saw it turn around after a few squeezes downwards. How it worked the news, first down, then up, or vice versa. There were several bumps in one direction.
Eurusd. Not so long time ago it was clearly downwards, some red candles, with acceleration. Moreover, before that eurusd had been sliding down for a long time, everybody knows probably. And after that pour it rebounded wildly and is still rising.
What is the point? Probably, it is the way deposits or their part are collected (small ones by large ones). Otherwise the point of moving at all?
Am I sick?
Same for futures, when I started watching them not so long ago I also noticed something.
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I remembered one contest for real money. There were about 900 people, about 100 on the average, always with profit from 0.1 to several thousand%, closer to the top 3.
So, there was a moment on the pound, towards the end of the contest, when someone wanted to fix the result in the rating and was waiting without opening the end - it was like a squeeze down (a sharp move down one candle). My margin was enough to stand, I was standing up.
The most interesting thing is that after the squeeze I noticed several participants disappeared from the top 10. And the pound wasn't going up. After I started to close my buy positions at 0.1 lot, it immediately went up. Right away. What is this?
It's a pool of margins of all participants in one contest, the winner is the one who took more margin of another and fixed it on his balance, right?
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Is the whole market a margin pool? If so, do the segments overlap with each other? Or only within one instrument its own pool? Or a common one for all, where the margin floats back and forth?
You have to work in a factory, and this thread is offering to make a buck. That's what I need. I need the money very badly.
I don't know about the ball, but you know the basic principle yourself; eyes in a dully, brains in a pile and thinking how to make a profit )
For example. In the process of trading on the "forex" at the dc or whatever it is properly called. On gbpusd.
There were hard bounces down. With a rebound afterwards. This behaviour was at one time typical of the pound. And not only the pound. Dips were bought out, as I understand it. I mean, if it was spilling down like that, it must have been about someone. I had enough margin to hold out (not always), and when it poured, I opened against the trend. I do not know what I was doing. Probably I filled someone's limit order with my margin. That's how I understand this picture.
Then, when such things were happening again on the chart, I opened in the hope to see the same thing. I closed too early in the beginning, I did not believe it would happen again. But it did.
On gbpusd I still remember a late night watching this Brexit debate where the presenter kept talking Order-Order, calling everyone to order. Saw on the chart that it was being pushed up, but with a squeak so to speak. Then there was a candle down, as if going through something. With a snap. You could see it. And gbpusd started to fall in the following days and onwards with acceleration.
Often saw, when watching the pound closely, saw it turn around after a few squeezes downwards. How it worked the news, first down, then up, or vice versa. There were several bumps in one direction.
Eurusd. Not so long time ago it was clearly downwards, some red candles, with acceleration. Moreover, before that eurusd had been sliding down for a long time, everybody knows probably. And after that pour it rebounded wildly and is still rising.
What is the point? Probably, it is the way deposits or their part are collected (small ones by large ones). Otherwise the point of moving at all?
Am I sick?
Same for futures, when I started watching them not so long ago I also noticed something.
--
I remembered one contest for real money. There were about 900 people, about 100 on the average, always with profit from 0.1 to several thousand%, closer to the top 3.
So, there was a moment on the pound, towards the end of the contest, when someone wanted to fix the result in the rating and was waiting without opening the end - it was like a squeeze down (a sharp move down one candle). My margin was enough to stand, I was standing up.
The most interesting thing is that after the squeeze I noticed several participants disappeared from the top 10. And the pound wasn't going up. After I started to close my buy positions at 0.1 lot, it immediately went up. Right away. What is this?
It's a pool of margins of all participants in one contest, the winner is the one who took more margin of another and fixed it on his balance, right?
--
Is the whole market a margin pool? If so, do the segments overlap with each other? Or only within one instrument a different pool? Or common to all, where margins float back and forth?
yep... you're sick :)) you're in forex... if you trade... it's only with your hackle :))) ---- he was watching the pound... wow :)))
zzz - you personally with your 0.1 lots... very much someone else's margin... fuck... what the fuck is on people's minds?
Tran - is it a new generation of meat coming to the market? is it time to go back to trading and start taking deposits from them? :)))