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Olipro said:
I'll second that.
(But I wouldn't bet on it happening :|)
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linesniffer said:
If I decided to buy 100.000 shares tomorrow, of a company that only trades around 200.000 shares daily, well... that would influence price to say the least. Would those laws be able to predict that? So how can everything (or anything) be known in advance?
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Bez said:
I'm inclined to follow that thought Bez.
... or volume can have little peaks without price moving around.... which often hints at accumulation imho...especially at relatively low price levels...
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blackcab said:
Maybe we should define "the standard supply & demand theories" first, before discussing whether we believe they are wrong or right or outdated or... :?:
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dbphoenix said:
DB,
Rather than resorting to attempting to get other players sent off why not let other members have their say, express their opinions, etc. The unfortunate aspect to your posts is they suggest that everything that isn't expressed according to your own limited frame of reference is 'put down' as a 'diversion' or 'off topic'. I'm sure it will come as a shock to you, perhaps to others as well, but the PV thread is not the font of all knowledge.
Lastly. I would issue a plea to the membership at large (before any ban kicks in 🙂. When is anybody other than the big boys going to have the b a l l s to stand up to this insidious little sh1t. If the membership at large are content to be led down the garden path continuously by said sh1t then fair enough..... you probably can't be helped by anyone and deserve what you get.
And yes, before the sh1tty one points it out, I do know Marcus (actually I am proud and privileged to know him). I would like to think that people could look beyond this affiliation and appreciate that I am only resorting to behaviour as this because I feel desperate situations require desperate measures.
Good people of T2W. FFS...... WAKE UP and smell the coffee here...
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Yes, exactly we are a real pair and I will tell you why we are exactly.dbphoenix said:
Because we know the topic back to front inside out and whatever, so we get irritated easily by dunces. What is more we know who is who in the zoo so to speak.
The difference is that my friend is willing to be more openly generous and kind with his hard earned knowldedge as he is still under the illusion everyone is like him. and me.
I am battle hardened and I understand the carbunklery such as yours very clearly.
For this reason you ought to know your place and not interrupt and gladly accept what he is willing to give you, that I am not, and not because I cannot but because whereas he thinks everyone is worthy, I know this not to be the case.
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linesiniffer
all markets have a structure, buying and selling is a result of what the intentions of the players are, buying happens on accumulation equally buying occurs during distribution, one has to recognise the difference and which perspective one is exploring,
take note of counter trend moves these tend to be moves in the opposite direction to the perceived trend, its not unusual to see those move short lived but also faster than the trend moves, one needs to understand why this phenomenon happens, this one can argue is a pattern of sorts or a contribution of a pattern, or a pattern within a pattern,
a market is made up of millions of players they all have one goal, make money!!
if everyone was to buy simultaneously then there would not be a market at that moment
so a buyer needs a seller, and because of this fact misdirection is a game that is played now think about that and that may kick start you into really thinking at the core level
all markets have a structure, buying and selling is a result of what the intentions of the players are, buying happens on accumulation equally buying occurs during distribution, one has to recognise the difference and which perspective one is exploring,
take note of counter trend moves these tend to be moves in the opposite direction to the perceived trend, its not unusual to see those move short lived but also faster than the trend moves, one needs to understand why this phenomenon happens, this one can argue is a pattern of sorts or a contribution of a pattern, or a pattern within a pattern,
a market is made up of millions of players they all have one goal, make money!!
if everyone was to buy simultaneously then there would not be a market at that moment
so a buyer needs a seller, and because of this fact misdirection is a game that is played now think about that and that may kick start you into really thinking at the core level
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mr.marcus said:
so how does one start working on developing something of his own then, with "free thought"? what is it that he should leave behind for him to truly see the logic or psychology behind patterns? and are these patterns really there or do we just like to see them?
"Our need to find patterns in complete randomness actually causes us to do much poorer than if we — like the rats — simply pursued the best long-term strategy no matter how much it hurt in the short run." is a quote from an (well, parts of it at least) interesting article that can be found at http://www.russell.com/ca/Education_Centre/Professor_Portfolio/Psychology.asp
Anyway, I've done my share to get this thread back on topic... .
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sandpiper said:
I'm going to sleep now but when I wake up, I hope to read some interesting thoughts! 😛
I remember posting some basic charts on the US daytraders thread..:?:
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/showthread.php?p=284718#post284718
Its only some simpple scribbles and they misses alot of info off, but it gives an idea :?:
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/showthread.php?p=284718#post284718
Its only some simpple scribbles and they misses alot of info off, but it gives an idea :?:
Not for nothing db, but sandpiper is absolutely right. This thread was the first one that has come along in ages that had real potential for learning and you before anyone had asked, came and disrupted it. Nobody is trying to put down your p/v threads, in fact their is a ton of value in them, but let others express themselves even if you disagree with what they are saying. Who knows, you may realize that your more on the same page than previously thought.sandpiper said:
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Can't we get some luv going on T2W......even Socco is capable I suspect 🙄 😆
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When the market is good, you can through darts; when it's bad, nothing works. Simple as that.
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Yo Mr.m'mr.marcus said:
Good to see that your back in earnest!
The strongest uptrends are created by the big boyz (strong hands) accumulating stock and, as the trend gathers momentum, the retail traders spot it and start to pile in. Then supply starts to get thin on the ground and those arriving late to the party (weak hands) pay ever higher prices.
This results in large price bars which deviate away from all MA's and send all sarcastic indicators into heavily overbought territory. During these latter stages, the smart money is getting out at a handsome profit and the inevitable correction occurs soon after leaving the likes of me wondering what the hell went on. This is the conventional wisdom, so I expect you'll say it's total pants!
😉
Tim.
mr.marcus said:
What is a strong trend?
Seriously though, would i be on the right lines by saying the strongest trends have least resistance?
How long does it take to create a 6 month trend?
A week, a month or a day?
And what about this formulae, would Wyckoff realise it?
This guy was never exposed to the power of the microchip.
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