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- #1,182
- Jun 12, 2021 5:50am Jun 12, 2021 5:50am
- Joined Apr 2020 | Status: Trader/Coder | 1,929 Posts
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Observer effect
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- Jun 12, 2021 7:31am Jun 12, 2021 7:31am
- Joined Apr 2020 | Status: Trader/Coder | 1,929 Posts
Observer effect
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- Jun 12, 2021 10:29am Jun 12, 2021 10:29am
- Joined Apr 2020 | Status: Offline | 3,298 Posts
"Exchange of hands"
- #1,190
- Jun 12, 2021 10:37am Jun 12, 2021 10:37am
- Joined Apr 2020 | Status: Trader/Coder | 1,929 Posts
Observer effect
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- Jun 12, 2021 10:39am Jun 12, 2021 10:39am
- Joined Apr 2020 | Status: Offline | 3,298 Posts
"Exchange of hands"
- #1,193
- Jun 12, 2021 10:48am Jun 12, 2021 10:48am
- Joined Dec 2010 | Status: Never Stop Learning | 7,349 Posts
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- Jun 12, 2021 1:30pm Jun 12, 2021 1:30pm
- Joined Dec 2010 | Status: Never Stop Learning | 7,349 Posts
- #1,196
- Edited 5:04pm Jun 12, 2021 2:41pm | Edited 5:04pm
- Joined Sep 2015 | Status: Trader | 2,516 Posts
Trading thin liquidity at the boundary of the charts
- #1,197
- Jun 12, 2021 5:55pm Jun 12, 2021 5:55pm
- | Membership Revoked | Joined Nov 2020 | 2,353 Posts
"Digitized screen monkeys" must come to appreciate that a "screen" has a fixed set of dimensions and inputs and therefore parameters that one can use or misuse.
What I see with many people, is you ACTUALLY believe to your core, that a price chart IS the market. Someone who over-specializes in TA and has made little to no real connection with the outside world, is prone to make up stories to fill in the blanks. We all do this if one has trouble moving onward and upwards.
"Usual day trading" is pure speculation. if you doubt this, then you are one of those people who believes "the market" is that chart. PERIOD.
And if you think this way then all you really are trying to do, is manipulate data to suit your needs/wants. That's not trading, that's speculating.
Take some time to let this sink in before you assume I'm "just like every other wanker" out there who talks and can't walk.
The "price chart market" did not create companies and governments, people did.
If you want to act like a dickhead then I'm not to bother replying to you nonsense. I sense it's simply you cannot think, process information and cannot trade, so you have to mock. Yes your parents must be SO proud they've raised such a fool with such little self respect.
Buys that are entered have to go somewhere and so too with sell orders.
If you cannot wrap your head around THAT at least, then you have no business trading.
What most of you call "reality" with this "stuff" I call a tool.
But unlike you, I choose not to accept the assumption.
Just because you "watch" a car engine doesn't mean you know what happens and how it works. You have to think about different things.
Different types of entities and participants have different requirements and how they do business impacts HOW they use a market to help with 'business practice'.
And so I don't care if you "think" this is rubbish. Fantasy doesn't move markets, reality does.
Here's a good idea - why not everyone put away you devices and go to your local shopping mall and take note of all the shop fronts. Now think whether they are a solo enterprise or franchised. And if franchised, what "type" of business is it? Is it international? Is it widespread? Is it popular? Now go look for information about this co. Look and see HOW they do their business. If you can read you can research. There's no excuse.
I have found stupid/lazy people always trash talk because they need to cover up their ignorance and inabilities. Or you have an agenda.
Realistic traders look at a chart LAST, not first.
The red lines on that chart are markers. Not insignificant or random. And not just the periods blacked out to show a line chart. Use your brain.
Losers want everyone else to do their thinking for them.
Capitulation hah? So if I'm a buyer who now, is looking to exit, am I a seller or buyer? Am I giving in? Is my position faltering? No, on all counts.
There's no secret here. You look at real life and it tells you who needs to use FX, or Bonds, or specific industries to do business. But if you're a data junky, you are always the last to see what's happening and feasibly, what will happen next. Fact of Life. Deal with it.
Enjoy.
Peter
What I see with many people, is you ACTUALLY believe to your core, that a price chart IS the market. Someone who over-specializes in TA and has made little to no real connection with the outside world, is prone to make up stories to fill in the blanks. We all do this if one has trouble moving onward and upwards.
"Usual day trading" is pure speculation. if you doubt this, then you are one of those people who believes "the market" is that chart. PERIOD.
And if you think this way then all you really are trying to do, is manipulate data to suit your needs/wants. That's not trading, that's speculating.
Take some time to let this sink in before you assume I'm "just like every other wanker" out there who talks and can't walk.
The "price chart market" did not create companies and governments, people did.
If you want to act like a dickhead then I'm not to bother replying to you nonsense. I sense it's simply you cannot think, process information and cannot trade, so you have to mock. Yes your parents must be SO proud they've raised such a fool with such little self respect.
Buys that are entered have to go somewhere and so too with sell orders.
If you cannot wrap your head around THAT at least, then you have no business trading.
What most of you call "reality" with this "stuff" I call a tool.
But unlike you, I choose not to accept the assumption.
Just because you "watch" a car engine doesn't mean you know what happens and how it works. You have to think about different things.
Different types of entities and participants have different requirements and how they do business impacts HOW they use a market to help with 'business practice'.
And so I don't care if you "think" this is rubbish. Fantasy doesn't move markets, reality does.
Here's a good idea - why not everyone put away you devices and go to your local shopping mall and take note of all the shop fronts. Now think whether they are a solo enterprise or franchised. And if franchised, what "type" of business is it? Is it international? Is it widespread? Is it popular? Now go look for information about this co. Look and see HOW they do their business. If you can read you can research. There's no excuse.
I have found stupid/lazy people always trash talk because they need to cover up their ignorance and inabilities. Or you have an agenda.
Realistic traders look at a chart LAST, not first.
The red lines on that chart are markers. Not insignificant or random. And not just the periods blacked out to show a line chart. Use your brain.
Losers want everyone else to do their thinking for them.
Capitulation hah? So if I'm a buyer who now, is looking to exit, am I a seller or buyer? Am I giving in? Is my position faltering? No, on all counts.
There's no secret here. You look at real life and it tells you who needs to use FX, or Bonds, or specific industries to do business. But if you're a data junky, you are always the last to see what's happening and feasibly, what will happen next. Fact of Life. Deal with it.
Enjoy.
Peter
Real Trading is not gambling.
- #1,198
- Jun 12, 2021 6:10pm Jun 12, 2021 6:10pm
- Joined Sep 2015 | Status: Trader | 2,516 Posts
Trading thin liquidity at the boundary of the charts
- #1,199
- Jun 12, 2021 6:31pm Jun 12, 2021 6:31pm
- | Joined Jul 2013 | Status: Trader | 1,494 Posts
A trade should be based on an assumption based on facts
- #1,200
- Edited 8:33pm Jun 12, 2021 6:36pm | Edited 8:33pm
- Joined May 2010 | Status: Straight line Fest | 3,195 Posts
