Mouse clicking benefits

I have found that often the price will change in my favour if I idly click the mouse on the relevant chart. This usually works best for me on the 5 minute chart.

Have any other members experienced this phenomenon?

I can assure you that what you're experiencing is simply a coincidence. There's no way you're manipulating the price if that's what you are thinking.

Shouting at the screen has also been shown to affect both the price and your blood pressure 37% of the time [excluding major holiday's and evenings with full moons]

My friend and I noticed something odd about our vision. If it matters we use Oanda with candlesticks and the bid and ask lines on at the same time. If i have an oanda chart open on my left monitor and I'm focusing on the monitor in front of me I will notice the bid/ask lines move up or down a pip that is completely contrary to the actual direction almost 100% of the time. That is if the price moved up a pip in reality, in the corner of my eye I will notice it going down a pip.

congratulations, you have just found subconscious indicator,
let's say you input data to your brain and somehow it resulting in mouse clicking or eye flirting. everytime it gives signal.

Regarding the mouse.

The early bird may get the worm. But it is the second mouse that gets the cheese.

Point your mouse toward the Vatican, Juruselam or Mecca.
Then watch the screen, You will see an arrow pointer. It will enter wining trades. But don't raise your back towards the window !!

Mine works differently. If I click on "buy" the price goes down. If I click on "sell", price goes up.

Can you give me a heads up just before you are going to click that buy button? You could be my edge!!

Wish you hadn't asked me in public. Now the brokers will find a way to get us both!

Not to mention DS and some of us others

Only Chuck Norris clicks the mouse and the price goes in the profitable direction

The mouse has stopped doing it so much. In fact now, when I increase my T/P figure, the price seems to go in the opposite direction.

I'm thinking of getting a new mouse.

I was idly looking through a few of my earlier posts and came across this thread. The 1st reply is a classic.