What does the market follow? Is there an implicit nature? - page 3
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That is an interesting story do you know more details about that, I love this kind of stories lol
I think that it goes something like this:
Someone once told him that it was impossible for an individual to move the market, especially in large markets like commodities.
Buffett disagreed.
He studied the wheat market and noticed inefficiencies between the physical supply and pricing. So, he began buying large amounts of physical wheat, gradually accumulating a significant portion of the available supply.
As his position grew, the market started to react—prices moved.
[H]e moved a hole market (selling his positions)...
Slight correction: I think that you mean the "whole" market.
No comment regarding the hole market.
Slight correction: I think that you mean the "whole" market.
No comment regarding the hole market.
Hello guys, i have found an issue when trying to update my robot, i try to attach a file and it says it need to be bigger in file size than the original. My current robot is 87 KB of storage and my new version is over 100 and it still says it need to be bigger. Can someone help me fix this issue please?
Hello guys, i have found an issue when trying to update my robot, i try to attach a file and it says it need to be bigger in file size than the original. My current robot is 87 KB of storage and my new version is over 100 and it still says it need to be bigger. Can someone help me fix this issue please?
I think that it goes something like this:
Someone once told him that it was impossible for an individual to move the market, especially in large markets like commodities.
Buffett disagreed.
He studied the wheat market and noticed inefficiencies between the physical supply and pricing. So, he began buying large amounts of physical wheat, gradually accumulating a significant portion of the available supply.
As his position grew, the market started to react—prices moved.
The version number in your indicator properties must be higher than the previously published version number, e.g., 1.01 updated to 1.02, etc.
typical buffet activities haha i love that guy
yeap...
I highly recommend the Lex Fridman podcast with Ray Dalio:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=M95m2EFb7IQ
It’s one of my favorites. Dalio shares a fascinating story about how he used satellite imagery to monitor oil reserves—when the tanks are empty, prices go up, and vice versa.
yeap...
I highly recommend the Lex Fridman podcast with Ray Dalio:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=M95m2EFb7IQ
It’s one of my favorites. Dalio shares a fascinating story about how he used satellite imagery to monitor oil reserves—when the tanks are empty, prices go up, and vice versa.