ITS ABOUT THE CASH NOTHING ELSE.
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Disliked{quote} Excellent post!!! And ofcourse, knowing where people put their SL is ideal target and reverse. Right? GL.Ignored
DislikedIt's a peace of cake for Market Makers, No matter what strategy traders are use, 90% of them put Stop Loss on same areas.Ignored
Disliked{quote} The trade of a good trader could almost always be placed without stop. Meaning analysis is done of monthly weekly and daily timeframe. If you trade using bots then you only need to analyse what market makers are doing and you will make long term profit same as they do there are no defence of this by market makers! Since they are all dancing to similar beats so by understanding their beats you will be able to dance with them profitably. Thats all there is to trading. They surely dont use much indicators, since they are drawing the candles....Ignored
DislikedWatch this video by ex Goldman Sachs trader Anton Kreil. However, keep in mind also that he's using the presentation to promote his own service.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Actually it make sense though that Anton Kriel videos his product also professtuonal step step by step analysis processIgnored
DislikedI believe Smart Money, aka banks, hedge funds etc knows where most stop losses are which is where they tend to push prices in that direction only to reverse afterwards. Based on VSA principles anyways.Ignored
DislikedMay I suggest an experiment? Draw half a dozen lines on your chart - at random, but within the current trading range of your pair. I would be almost certain that over a few days you will be able to convince yourself that the price has reacted to at least four or five of those lines as though they were genuine support or resistance levels. That's because in some time frame or another almost every price IS a support or resistance level - and that in a nutshell is why FX trading is so difficult!Ignored
DislikedI seem, it depends on the quality of the broker! No doubt, market maker brokers do so; they manipulate traders trading account! But, transparent brokers are different; they make money by trading spreads or commission; so they don’t trade against their clients!Ignored
DislikedMost registered brokers have IB contracts in place and this allows them to take a percentage of the trade that they are involved with,win or loose (from clients/just as we all are) And this is a conflict of interest in the market place and in your account,(and illegal) so if anyone of you think you are being actively traded against by your broker then contact them and in form them that you know about there IB agreements and the conflict of interest that they can produce, Ask to see it, if he/she wont show you then ask to talk to the compliance desk,...Ignored