mr.marcus said:..not always shake outs b haria.....some are shakes...some fakes..some stop hunts...some tests of supply/demand....some caused by pros withdrawing all participation in the market at that given time....they all tell a different story at different stages of the market development...they are all achieved with subtle differences ..giving clues to smart money intention and the degree of difficulty it is to squeeze fuell from the market for there ultimate intent.it becomes really interesting when you start seeing.,..bluffs,double bluffs...and triple bluff set ups....anyways happy trading mark j
hi Mark J
I am not a stubborn person, and although I have my view and it is sometimes good to have a view on the long and mid term... maybe not so much short term, I am willing to accept mistakes and learn from them.
Following on from that, I would not be a proper trader or a good trader in the long run if I did not analyse all my positions/techniques and learn more.
Some people may say that having too much information can blur your view, but I tend to think the more information the better.. .at the end of the day you can discount anything which you feel is not that weighted towards market forces/direction.
In light of this would you or anyone else be able to point me in the direction of good reference books/websites where I can get a jist of the setups you see everyday.
Many thanks, BH