The market behaves the way it does, because there will always be people who: sell at highs, bringing it down; panic sales due to drop, bringing it lower ; buy at the lows, bringing it back up - buy back in while it's rising.>
Think- if more than half sell at high and make profit coz price goes down, means broker need to pay more compare to what they get. If that's the case- brokers are broke. Nope, they are brokers, they makes trader broke. So- actual scenario should be vice versa.
Too sophisticated for my level, add to this that not being a native speaker, and about this video specificaly, I generally got a hell of a heck to understand what it is said. In this one I caught may be around 10%, no more . . .
In the last couple of minutes, could this consolidation be considered as an accumilation phase of wykoff, with the spring as the fakey and then testing support to rally up
Daily volume of the retail is about 5-8% of the market. At least, that's what I once read. I also read that for example on the NYSE about 80% of the daily volume comes from big institutions and about 5-10% comes high frequency bots.
All trends are fuelled by losing traders. You can see this in the sentiment data for USD/JPY. Average short price - 1000 pips. Average long price + 150 pips.
The market behaves the way it does, because there will always be people who: sell at highs, bringing it down; panic sales due to drop, bringing it lower ; buy at the lows, bringing it back up - buy back in while it's rising.>
Think- if more than half sell at high and make profit coz price goes down, means broker need to pay more compare to what they get. If that's the case- brokers are broke. Nope, they are brokers, they makes trader broke.
So- actual scenario should be vice versa.
Yesss great video mate, trading psychology is the key, all about reacting not predicting! 🚀🚀
Absolutely!
Too sophisticated for my level, add to this that not being a native speaker, and about this video specificaly, I generally got a hell of a heck to understand what it is said.
In this one I caught may be around 10%, no more . . .
Great video. TQ.
In the last couple of minutes, could this consolidation be considered as an accumilation phase of wykoff, with the spring as the fakey and then testing support to rally up
great one so far, taking notes
Wowww .... Thanks
Always my pleasure!
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what is the percentage of retail traders trading versus other traders?
Daily volume of the retail is about 5-8% of the market. At least, that's what I once read.
I also read that for example on the NYSE about 80% of the daily volume comes from big institutions and about 5-10% comes high frequency bots.
Retails traders are like stars in the universe and we are not special. But doesn’t mean we can’t take advantage
Very good! Good Trades
Great video 🤙🏼
Thank you!
All trends are fuelled by losing traders. You can see this in the sentiment data for USD/JPY.
Average short price - 1000 pips.
Average long price + 150 pips.