Strong Hand.

[trader_dante]

From a volume perspective, do weak hands tend to make the fisrt move?

I don't study volume so I couldn't answer this with any degree of accuracy.

 

[firewalker99]

From a volume perspective, do weak hands tend to make the fisrt move?

From a volume perspective, I think there's no such thing as a "first move", there needs to an agreement on the price before a transaction can take place...

Interesting thread!

 

[Phil Mibbutz]

Don't have a clue what this thread is about, but I had excellent results shorting Rank this year.

 

[Paul71]

From a volume perspective, I think there's no such thing as a "first move", there needs to an agreement on the price before a transaction can take place...

Interesting thread!

I agree, FW. Some theorists reckon on 'the bad deal', the exchange for a loss, the weak hand, of course it's all value orientated.

Who is actually taking on the strong hands? Are the strong hands only a by-product of weak hands? What happens if the weak hands dry up?

Surely market 'intelligence' is evolving, greed and fear must level out at some point?



Just some thoughts.

 

[Paul71]

Central bank liquidity injections? What about all the population investment, mortgages, pensions, guaranteed investment, etc, etc. Where are all the weak hands in that lot?


Again, just some thought.


Edit: More importantly, who's taking the other side to all this so called investment? Strong hand, weak hand?

 

[grantx]

TD,

But how are weak hands identified?

Grant.

 

[superfly]

But how are weak hands indentified?
Some thoughts from about 2 years ago:

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/technical-analysis/20599-weak-hands.html

 

[grantx]

SF,

Thanks for the link - interesting stuff.

Grant.