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- HawkTrader replied Dec 4, 2013
A lack of understanding of liquidity and how prices interact, combined with the crowd psychology that causes these cogs to turn.
- HawkTrader replied Nov 21, 2013
Didn't mean to come across as overly serious! I get it. Simple is definitely good, in every aspect of trading. And, in fact, I've seen guys making money from just trading price from charts, but even they understood the mechanics behind the movements ...
- HawkTrader replied Nov 21, 2013
Well, yes. But as I said, it's a little more complex than that. Of course, if you are making profits from just price action then my hat comes off to you, good sir. If you want to really understand why prices move as they do, then you need to look at ...
- HawkTrader replied Nov 19, 2013
Perhaps this will better explain what I am trying to get across. I'm sure all of you witnessed these moves, but how many of you truly understood the reasons?
- HawkTrader replied Nov 18, 2013
Often it is worth getting into a position a few days prior to the news event, especially if you think that traders will be disappointed by an expected release. This especially works well if you know a lot of players are positioned on the wrong side ...
- HawkTrader replied Nov 17, 2013
It's definitely not the case. But regardless, there are much larger predators that are hunting your stops...
- HawkTrader replied Sep 7, 2011
How about mine? Although I'm not actually sure if I qualify...
- HawkTrader replied Apr 13, 2011
My sort of trade. In quickly without much confirmation, and out where I identify the nearest stops to be. I could fade those too, but there is no need to get greedy! I have had more 'perfect' looking trades than this, but sometimes I get (arguably) ...
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