FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 17: July 2012) - page 31
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They're in longs and they're not short traders.
And they are not intradayers.
And their leverage is not 500 or 1,000.
And the account is not in a brokerage house.
And they have more money.
Now it's going to shoot down on volume climax.
I didn't hide the fact that I don't understand shit, unlike the 99% who smartly look at the report and try to make predictions on it.
So read the book "Long-Term Secrets of Short-Term Trading", if my memory serves me correctly)))), and you will also look smart and talk about them))))
And they are not intradayers.
And their leverage is not 500 or 1,000.
And the account is not in a brokerage house.
And they have more money.
And don't go against them just because they are not in the dc)))
In the longs, too, they are not cotrusted.
Market participants.
In order to achieve the same success, you have to get to grips with this reporting of companies. And we have to start with the basics. First of all, we will look at what classification all market participants received in the Commitments of Traders report (COT).
So there are three categories of market participants:
- Hedgers or operators (Commercials);
- Large speculators or large traders (Non-Commercial);
- Small speculators or small traders (Non reportable positions);
Hedgers, or operators, are the largest group in most markets. As supply and demand are constantly changing depending on economic, political, social and even natural factors, the price of an asset is also constantly changing. As a result of price changes, market risk is created - the risk that the value of an asset will change in an unfavourable direction for the owner of the asset.
The goal of hedgers is to reduce market risk and guarantee themselves a certain price at which they will sell or buy resources. Kellogg's could be a hedger in the corn market, this company knows how much it has to produce, what advertising campaign to launch, how many packets of corn it will sell and how much profit it will make, it does not need to play with the exchange rate or the price of corn. That's why Kellogg's will move into the futures or options market.
In the market, hedgers are characterised by counter-trend behaviour to hedge (reduce risk) against adverse price movements.
Large speculators are the second largest group of participants in the futures markets. They are usually banks and various investment funds. Their aim is to get a profit from the difference between the bought and sold contract.
They are characterised by "trend continuation" behaviour in the market, as their goal is to take over the risk of the hedgers, making a profit in return. They are just as important to any economy as hedgers. Hedgers are the real economy and speculators, by taking the risk of the operators (hedgers), protect them and protect the real economy accordingly.
Small traders are market participants who operate with small amounts of money. As a rule, this group is considered as small speculators, whose aim is solely to make money on the difference. They are usually referred to as dumb money, as this is the group that is generally losing money. The reason for this is a lack of experience, information and sometimes qualifications.
And you don't have to go against them or follow them, but find your own path, follow it in your climaxes)))
sever32:
Извиняюсь за очередную пургу перед визардом
I apologise for another blur to the Wizard
Market participants.
In order to achieve the same success, you have to get to grips with this reporting of companies. And we have to start with the basics. First of all, we will look at what classification all market participants received in the Commitments of Traders report (COT).
Thus, there are three categories of market participants:
- Hedgers or operators (Commercials);
- Large speculators or large traders (Non-Commercial);
- Small speculators or small traders (Non reportable positions);
Hedgers, or operators, are the largest group in most markets. As supply and demand are constantly changing depending on economic, political, social and even natural factors, the price of an asset is also constantly changing. As a result of price changes, market risk is created - the risk that the value of an asset will change in an unfavourable direction for the owner of the asset.
The goal of hedgers is to reduce market risk and guarantee themselves a certain price at which they will sell or buy resources. Kellogg's could be a hedger in the corn market, this company knows how much it has to produce, what advertising campaign to launch, how many packets of corn it will sell and how much profit it will make, it does not need to play with the exchange rate or the price of corn. That's why Kellogg's will move into the futures or options market.
In the market, hedgers are characterised by counter-trend behaviour to hedge (reduce risk) against adverse price movements.
Large speculators are the second largest group of participants in the futures markets. They are usually banks and various investment funds. Their aim is to get a profit from the difference between the bought and sold contract.
They are characterised by "trend continuation" behaviour in the market, as their aim is to take over the risk of the hedgers, making a profit in return. They are just as important to any economy as hedgers. Hedgers are the real economy and speculators, by taking the risk of the operators (hedgers), protect them and protect the real economy accordingly.
Small traders are market participants who operate with small amounts of money. As a rule, this group is considered as small speculators, whose aim is solely to make money on the difference. They are usually referred to as dumb money, as this is the group that is generally losing money. The reason for this is a lack of experience, information and sometimes qualifications.
What the fuck do we care if they hedge their banana deals by buying euros, euros then buy.
What the hell do we care if they are hedging their banana trades by buying euros, euros and bai.