FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 17: July 2012) - page 303
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Converging triangle!!! Oh, we're going somewhere, I think upwards! I'm actually a little wary of gold, it's going too fast.
all this fall (e.g. the euro today) MM bought from traders (the main volume of course at the bottom) and stopped with their purchases (bought up everything - all offers) and now only 50% of the return is enough, and there they will sell out in profit! (Also on small TFs they try to correct 50% to be in neutral to the market)
3 times haha, what makes you think that MM is wasting dengi !!!! Who told you that ???
And how can you stop the price falling except by counter-buying? I'm not an expert, so I could be wrong...
And another question at once. Is it possible to tell from candlesticks the type of correction, namely profit fixes, stops, pauses or mm actions?
The forex market is a gambling game. read an introductory course Securities for economists, macroeconomics, to get a feel for it, and try to understand what the forex market is all about )))) and how it differs from the stock market for example.
p.s. to put it as simply as possible, forex is a sweepstakes.
I wonder... The May express train is gaining momentum and with rare stops makes its way to Antalya, nevertheless passengers pile onto the platform and buy valenki, felt coats, and rifles for hunting polar bears,
polar bear hunting rifles...
although Antarctica is just around the corner too... :-)))
Well plug the sale and reschedule it for Monday, we'll all rejoice in your foresight together ))))
But the price does not always correct by 50 per cent, it often goes in a flat and continues moving, and to stop the movement MM spends a lot of money. I guess MM always knows how much money should be invested to move the market in the required direction?
And how can you stop the price falling except by counter-buying? I'm not an expert, so I could be wrong...
And another question right away. Is it possible to tell from the candlesticks the type of correction, namely profit taking, stops, pauses or mm actions?