very unclear situation is developing in Russia, hope there is not "Siberian flue" in play.
Market Reversal
The only thing that can change the price of a stock, commodity or index is a change in the supply/demand relationship. Therefore, we must measure the change in money flow. When money has been flowing into a stock for many months, and then our indicators show that money flow has reversed, we know that a price top is near.
from forbes: http://www.forbes.com/sites/investo...iable-indicator-of-an-approaching-market-top/
From Investopedia:
Indicators:
DEFINITION of 'Money Flow Index - MFI'
A momentum indicator that uses a stock’s price and volume to predict the reliability of the current trend. Because the Money Flow Index adds trading volume to the Relative Strength Index (RSI), it’s sometimes referred to as volume-weighted RSI.
Many traders watch for opportunities that arise when the MFI moves in the opposite direction as the price. This divergence can often be a leading indicator of a change in the current trend.
Does the price patterns, price action, Candlestick patterns, indicators, support/resistance have predictive element/nature? :cheesy:
very unclear situation is developing in Russia, hope there is not "Siberian flue" in play.
A general out of the topic discussion
People say don't try to predict moves and market turns...
Now the question is, what is the speculation business? Logically and philosophically what we are doing? Think about it.
When a breakout happens at particular level, how do you know if price is going to go up or going to go down? How do you speculate?
What is the speculation logically?
How do you know a particular price pattern is bullish or bearish? And what you expect next to happend?
Would you drive a car in a tunnel if you can't see the road ahead?
JT
I guess the topic was more like if price patterns have predictive nature or not. Not whether market is predictable.. although sounds same but they are not the same...[/QUOTE
Sorry -I didn't realise your first language was not English. Amend any reference to market by replacing such with "price patterns."
One could postulate that if price patterns have a predictive nature then such predictive nature cannot exist on its own- it has to relate to something and that something is where price operates viz. in the markets. Unless of course you are talking about the price of apples, but even then price does not exist in a vacuum, it has to relate to something viz apples.
But such idle speculation will not make you a better trader merely a better bar room philosopher.Good luck.
A general out of the topic discussion
People say don't try to predict moves and market turns...
Now the question is, what is the speculation business? Logically and philosophically what we are doing? Think about it.
When a breakout happens at particular level, how do you know if price is going to go up or going to go down? How do you speculate?
What is the speculation logically?
How do you know a particular price pattern is bullish or bearish? And what you expect next to happend?
Would you drive a car in a tunnel if you can't see the road ahead?
JT
Predication > concept > narrow view > rigidity > losses.
Yes, patterns are good they represent the psychology of the masses, but they often fail and their failure often fail, having a conviction is good only to get trapped in our beliefs, one has to nimble, lighter, open: this has happened I will do this, if that happens I will do this and if proven wrong I will do that....
Markets cannot be defined and predication is a form of wanted to control, by its nature market cannot be controlled, market is ever changing entity, fluid and likes the traders that know how to dance.
Yes I would drive in a tunnel without seeing if that is the only way I need to go....