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About Buffett and TA.
If you are Buffett, a market maker, why do you need a TA?
If you are NOT a market maker, then your (our!) fate is to follow the market as closely as possible FOR the market. You need a TA for that.
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By TA I mean market analysis based on the data available from the quote stream.
Yes, I have long understood that you follow a strategy, but it's obvious that if you think it is profitable, you will never talk about it, so why all these instructions, that are probably just a figment of your imagination?
You're not telling the obvious thoughts at all, so they need validation.
But that's not my point, I just want more equal communication. Needless to say, I am not versed in those analyses. Remember Socrates' phrase - I know I know nothing? So perhaps I have indeed learned enough about tech analysis, and I understand the attitude of people who take it sceptically. I just have a more adequate assessment of the likelihood of a margin call. The trader is holding a margin of 50 stop losses, why not 1000?
I don't seem to have tried to take it after that. Maybe it's the lack of tense in the Russian language - "until a moment in the past"?
Just for you.
>> only on our exchange.
Buy one bottom today and you will get another one as a gift
Only for you
Only on our Exchange
Buy one today and you will get another as a gift
And when you buy a batch of bottoms - 90% off!
Vasya. You're not going to argue that you don't have the gift of foresight, are you? Nor will you argue that you are not a market maker. What's left if we assume that people who make money in the market do exist and they are not m-m? )))
Where's one "not obvious thought" here? ))) That's all I'm saying, isn't it?
Vasya. You wouldn't argue that you don't have the gift of foresight, would you? Nor would you argue that you are not a market maker. What's left if we assume that people who make money in the market do exist, and they are not m-m? )))
Where's one "not an obvious thought" here? ))) That's all I'm saying, isn't it?
I think it's the long-term investors who make money in the market, which fits exactly with what you wrote, because market makers just don't seem to engage in short-term speculation, their large volumes won't allow them to buy at the right price. They certainly have an impact, but tech analysis lives a life separate from them. I think a trader with a deposit of USD 1000 and a turnover of USD 10 million has more influence than a trader with a deposit of USD 5 million and a turnover of the same USD 5 million.
I think that when analyzing price chart it is possible to join the crowd.
Amen.
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I think it is the long-term investors who make money in the market, which fits with what you wrote, because market makers are not as likely to engage in short-term speculation, their large volumes will not allow them to buy at the right price. They certainly have an impact, but tech analysis lives a life separate from them. I think that a trader with a USD 1000 deposit and a turnover of USD 10 million has more influence than a trader with a USD 5 million deposit and a turnover of the same USD 5 million.
Click here. The benefits of short-term speculation are obvious if the TS has a positive OOP.
Amen.
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:) It's beautiful.
Amen.
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Where did you get such horrors from? That's how it was...
"Buy and hold" is nothing more than one of the tricks they try to use to lure gullible people, just like dividends, which are promised as enticing, but nowhere do you see in the text that they must be given to you and that they will be noticeably higher than 0l ... :). ... and it is far from certain that if you want to get rid of these shares, you can do it quickly and easily, and if you can, at what price ... :) ... + in general the company may leave the market or make an additional issue of shares ... :) :)
Futures have their own problems ... expiration time, liquidity ... if you miss the right time you can face a certain spread, or even a penalty, which can easily take away all desire to trade in futures ... :) ... and in general, uncomfortable ... ... In general, it's uncomfortable to jump from one instrument to another, although it's useful to see what's expected in other periods ...
Forex in these respects is a unique market ... you can always buy and sell fast and almost any volume within the same trader ... stability and simplicity ... and there is no more liquid market, and can not be in principle, than the money market ...
In short, all markets are different and each has its own specifics ... pros and cons ... but in any case the situation has to be grazed constantly in any market and there is no guarantee of growth etc. anywhere.