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I understand, old age is no fun, I'm like that myself). I am reminded of Vysotsky:
My granddaughter says to me: I used to be stupid and wanted to grow up sooner, I didn't understand that you would grow old...
And I had the honour of talking to Vladimir Semyonovich personally. His father was a friend of Nikolai Mikhailovich Skomorokhov, they regularly arranged free sponsored concerts at the Mona House of Officers.
It's the only thing you can make money on.)
the whole question is how they see where to move the price against the crowd
I've been noticing their move for a long time, but I've only just figured out how to do it exactly the same way ;)
It's not statistics, it's a billion times simplerthe whole question is - how do they see where to move the price against the crowd
I noticed their move long time ago, but just now understood - how to do exactly the same ;)
It's not a statistic, it's a billion times simpler.Renat, the crowd against the price?
Renat, the crowd against the price?
It's the other way around.
wedge by wedge, as they say.
The day when it is not you who has the Grail, but the Grail who has you:
Farewell, gentlemen! Tired of embarrassing myself....
Anyway, any topic on finding the right entry is a giveaway game.
You buy, the price goes down. You sell, the price goes up. It's a sure thing.
You can get lucky a few times, but only a few times.
and if you're unlucky, you wait and lose.
no it's not.
not like that.
but generally speaking, any topic on finding the right entry is a giveaway game.
You buy, the price goes down, you sell, the price goes up, and it's a sure thing.
you might get lucky a few times, but only a few times.
and if you're unlucky, you wait and lose.
No, it's not.
wrong
How do I do it? At least give me a hint in the PM.
but generally speaking, any topic on finding the right entry is a giveaway game.
buy it down, sell it up, it's a sure thing.
What kind of lot is that?)
If we are going with the theory that the market takes away, then we can imagine the following situation.
Conditionally: current volume of buying = 1 lot , volume of selling = 2 lots. The price goes in the direction of purchases. And it seems that this is the maximum and it's time to sell.....
Variant 1. i open sell with 1 lot volume and i already have the situation that volume of sales = 3 lots, while the volume of purchases remained = 1 lot. the theory is that the price moves against us, upward movement continues.
Variant 2. i open a buy position with 1 lot volume, buy volume = 2 lots, sell volume = 2 lots. price moves towards the mean, again against.
If we are going with the theory that the market takes away, then we can imagine the following situation.
Conditionally: Current volume of buying = 1 lot , volume of selling = 2 lots. The price goes in the direction of buying. And it seems that this is the maximum and it's time to sell.....
Variant 1. i open sell with 1 lot volume and i already have the situation that volume of sales = 3 lots, while the volume of purchases remained = 1 lot. the theory is that the price moves against us, upward movement continues.
Variant 2. i open a buy with 1 lot volume, buy volume = 2 lots, sell volume = 2 lots. price is moving towards the middle, again against.
With this "conspiracy theory" one can get confused.
Both buying and selling. Because you can't buy if you don't sell.