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DislikedOk since nobody is showing interest on the interview I guess it will be pointless to publish here later. I will keep it for my own instruction.Ignored
DislikedWhoa there. You have an interview with THE William Wong? wow well done. I'd be very interested in what he says.
I'm sure you have an abundance of questions. I would like to know how he sees the relationship between institutional traders and retail traders. Also how does he see the best way to retail trade - is it to second guess the big guns or just follow their coat tails. Also how has charting and the home pc changed the game for the big boys and does he think you need fundamental as well as technical analysis. Also with so many using charts...Ignored
DislikedOK, well don't forget to ask him if his 21mill can move the market!!Ignored
DislikedThan the camera cut to Richard.
At the start of the day all banks in the world are ----- to the same information. The question is will you make the best use of the information ----Ignored
DislikedHe had just bought at 35 if I remember correctly. Then he "made market" by quoting 30-40 wide (if I remember correctly) i.e. Paying 30 and offering at 40.
If nobody hit his bid i.e. sell to him at 30, he was just going to buy at whatever best offer in the market.Ignored
DislikedOk folks from now on I'm gonna slow down posting because is affecting my trades. I will keep with the analysis same way just a little slower. If you enjoy and follow the thread please feel free to pop in and post. As long as you post according to the thread's topic you can consider this thread your thread.Ignored
DislikedYou get a wisdom point for this realization.
I have to admit I didn't read the thread but I remember watching this video a long time ago.
My takeaway was this. What this video shows are two central methods employed by banks. Manufactured moves and piggybacking real moves. I think it was the Russians who the London boys piggybacked on, and the HK trader they snookered on a manufactured move. The rest of it isn't much use for retail because we can't see the book.
What's interesting about the Russians buying up Sterling was the London...Ignored
DislikedAnd than at 1:10 min
BAM !!
Richard Hill and Barclay got cot cheating looking at charts
To bury once and for all the urban legend that professional traders trade based on the "TAPE" onlyIgnored
DislikedHi FO, terrific analysis as usual and excellent eyes on the screen type I can't see anymore than that I don't think. The little bit Richard says above I already translated on the previous page:
'It doesn't look like there is much of a trend at the moment. So as I say, we will just play the market on peoples positions really. Um, take a bit of profit out of it.'
I love your BAM moment but unfortunately I don't think that's a chart but a reflection on a plastic screen infront of Richards monitor. It looks like some kind...Ignored