Disliked{quote} ok. i like this now. i do want to solve this issue. how do we proceed? skype and teamviewer? maybe arrange a meeting? interested in being productive. not interested in fighting with you or anyone. but it is good, you got that sense that i might be telling the truth about mt4. lets try to solve it?Ignored
Is forex education misleading or everyone is stupid?
{quote} I think this thread has run it's course, unless you are working hard to gain subscribers, which seems to be the only purpose of this thread. Over & Out, Best of Luck.
I know you'll be back to defend... I don't know what, but I know you'll be back!
{quote} Since I've read what they say about it, I know the answer to your question is no. At least not their speculation. But they do make a lot of money speculating.
Obviously they make money otherwise they wouldn't be doing it
And that is a fact, JP Morgan, the biggest bank on the forex market is not in the business of speculation. Only a tiny division does that risky business.
Now heres where I'm going with this:
Why would JP Morgan manipulate the whole forex market, sacrificing a whole lot of other business, their main business on the forex market, just to benefit a tiny division of their operations?
Does it make sense, if does, how?
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That must be hard work for you neck and shoulders carrying that head around.
{quote} Yes.... I am, clearly. In every walk of life there are scammers and misleading education. Like wherever you learnt how to interact with people and have a level of pragmatism. You were mislead - ask for your money back
- #1,030
- Feb 8, 2022 11:17am Feb 8, 2022 11:17am
- Joined Dec 2015 | Status: Suuka Maadik | 3,630 Posts
Maadik Hugiis. IQ 69.
{quote} You made the decision to ignore the post that would help you with your questions. Your questions reflect your misunderstanding of the forex, especially how the big banks operate, how they work, what they do, etc. Manipulation does not occur to benefit speculation. Manipulation builds and manages the market structure that central banks require. Banks are required to participate in this, not only due to the controls of the central banks, but because their client's strategic financial needs force them to change positions. Banks don't sacrifice...
Anyway my questions are leading to another question so that at the end of this discussion we make logical conclusion based on these facts these questions are seeking.
If this came to you as if I'm a person seeking information from you, I'm sorry, it's bad delivery on my side.
On your initial post, where all of this began, you hinted that banks are the main big boys on forex market, the speculation part of it.
And all my questions to you was just to lead you to state the facts that suggest that really banks, make chart patterns then use the very same patterns to speculate and make profits.
Basically banks are Gods in the Forex market. They will control the whole market into their benefit. Market competitive laws don't apply to them. Because They're GODS.
{quote} You made the decision to ignore the post that would help you with your questions. Your questions reflect your misunderstanding of the forex, especially how the big banks operate, how they work, what they do, etc. Manipulation does not occur to benefit speculation. Manipulation builds and manages the market structure that central banks require. Banks are required to participate in this, not only due to the controls of the central banks, but because their client's strategic financial needs force them to change positions. Banks don't sacrifice...
) you even threw market structure in there took, like boom take that!Did you know that forex market is a free market?
Nothing complicated really, it's just like any other market where people come together to exchange things you know...
People like the Central Banks! Are also just like any other participants, such as banks and hedge funds, you know
just bunch of guys coming together to exchange currenciesRegulation here and there, mainly for maintaining ability to fulfill contracts, e.g in order to be able to make this much orders, you must be this big or have this much capital. And regulate unfair competition practices (manipulation)
Simple staff really no need to complicate things.
What forex market is not is an investment market!
What forex market is not is banks playground or money making machines.
What forex market is not is just another "structure" banks can construct for their benefits!
STOP MISLEADING PEOPLE!!!!!!!
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- Feb 8, 2022 11:43am Feb 8, 2022 11:43am
{quote} You're the first person to insult me on this lovely thread. And you'll be second I'll ignore
There's no need to Ignore anyone -- there's plenty of insults to go around and that's part of the freedom of interacting anonymously and being able to say what's really on your mind without fear of being cancelled. If you're going to cancel people because they say something that offends you then people won't post -- and that's not what you want.
- #1,039
- Feb 8, 2022 12:33pm Feb 8, 2022 12:33pm
- Joined May 2009 | Status: Trader | 3,730 Posts
{quote} You speak of manipulation as if it's an everyday operation in the forex market and as if banks business is just to manipulate
On your initial post, where all of this began, you hinted that banks are the main big boys on forex market, the speculation part of it. And all my questions to you was just to lead you to state the facts that suggest that really banks, make chart patterns then use the very same patterns to speculate and make profits. Basically banks are Gods in the Forex market. They will control the whole market...
As for who the big boys are in the forex, banks are, indeed the big boys in day-to-day operations, but the gods of the forex remain the central banks. Central banks control the structure of the forex market (they must answer to political figures in their country, but they are basically the gods of the forex). Big banks absolutely operate within the law, and if the rare situation where they don't (or get caught), they pay a heavy toll. Large banks do not operate the market for their benefit, rather, for the benefit of their clients, and speculate on those operations.
- #1,040
- Feb 8, 2022 12:35pm Feb 8, 2022 12:35pm
- Joined May 2009 | Status: Trader | 3,730 Posts
{quote} Now to address this lesson you just gave about how banks operate and you threw the Central bank in there (I don't know why... Pseeeeh