The Truth About Market Moves
EU: See the only green the whole day in the pic. below! Well, actually the closely following blue candless are bull candles, too. And one of them is the candle making HOD! Gee, in a so-called "Free Market" bull means buying, buyers. Right? And, with these notable bull candles at the highs, with all that buying by buyers, prices should have gone higher, right? That is all bull shit. The whole "Free Market" senario is just a bull shit myth put on by Big Money to get everyone else postured for the fleecing. What is the real truth? The real truth is this. It is not buyers that push up prices, but Big Money as owners of longs pushing up prices in order to close them at a profit, or as seekers of shorts pushing up prices to attain them at better prices. And it is not sellers that push down prices, but Big Money as owners of shorts pushing down prices in order to close them at a profit, or as seekers of longs pushing down prices to attain them at a better price.
In the Wyckoff Market Cycles, once Big Money has accumulated it wants prices to go up so it's accumulated positions can become profitable. So, Big Money pushes up prices. Big Money is not a buyer. It is an owner of longs! It was a buyer, but now it is a price manipulator, manipulating prices upwards to make profits on it's longs,....the Wyckoff Mark Up Phase. Eventually, Big Money gets prices to the height where it wants to close those longs. This is a time when there can be spikes further up, price manipulations to encourage others to go long (become buyers) which enables Big Money to exit it's longs (be the seller). This is the Wyckoff Distribution Phase getting underway, as Big Money jockeys the price up and down, repeatedly coaxing in the sucker longs needed for it to close it's long positions. And also, to build it's new short positions if the plan is to start a move down. Once Big Money is short, it wants to make profits on those shorts. At this point, Big Money is not a seller. Big Money is an owner of shorts! It was a seller, but during the Distribution Phase. Now Big Money is a price manipulator, manipulating prices downwards to make profits on its's shorts,....the Wyckoff Mark Down Phase. Eventually, Big Money gets prices to the depth where it wants to close those shorts. This is a time when there can be spikes futher down, price manipulations to encourage others to go short (become sellers) which enables Big Money to exit it's shorts (be the buyer). This is the Wyckoff Accumulation Phase getting underway, as Big Money jockeys the price up and down, repeatedly coaxing in the sucker shorts needed for it to close it's short positions. And also, to build it's new long positions if the plan is to start a move up.
Wall Street parlance is intentionally such that it is easy for the uninitiated to misunderstand and draw the wrong conclusion, and then trade the wrong way. For example, according to all that "Free Market" bull shit, a rising price is proclaimed to be due to buyers outweighing sellers. A falling price is proclaimed to be due to sellers outweighing buyers. The uninitiated assumes that buyers outweighing sellers means there are more buyers than sellers, causing prices to rise. Whereas, the prices are rising due to Big Money owners of longs manipulating prices upwards to sell to close! Big Money needs buyers to take it's longs off it's hands at a profit. So, Big Money pushes prices higher to bring in the buyers. The uninitiated assumes that sellers outweighing buyers means there are more sellers than buyers, causing prices to fall. Where as, the prices are falling due to Big Money owners of shorts manipulating prices downwards to buy to close! Big money needs sellers to take it's shorts off it's hands at a profit. So, Big Money pushes prices lower to bring in the sellers. And lets not forget that those sudden spikes up are not necessarily buyer initiated, but initiated by Big Money to attain shorts at a better price. And that those sudden spiked down are not necessarily seller initiated, but initiated by Big Money to attain longs at a better price.
Here with EU (see pic.), after-the-fact PA evidences of the truth of all of this. Those bull candles at the very highs were definately not genuine "buyers outweighing sellers". Price was not rising due to a lot of buyers buying! Price was rising because Big Money was in seller mode, and was driving the price up to attain shorts at better prices.
In the real market, price moves are not for the reasons most conclude, according to the Wall Street "Free Market" bull shit parlance. The real shame of it is that educated folks control Wall Street and the markets. I mean, these are Harvard and Yale graduates, for God's sake! You'd think they could talk and write according to the same caliber of education they were given. But no, they purposely talk and write in parlance that makes it easy for uninitiated folks to be mislead. They intend for the uninitiated to be mislead! And, by the time the uninitiated start to get a clue, well by that time the market hopes to have taken all their money.
Safe and Good Trading to All Sonicers,
-tah
EU: See the only green the whole day in the pic. below! Well, actually the closely following blue candless are bull candles, too. And one of them is the candle making HOD! Gee, in a so-called "Free Market" bull means buying, buyers. Right? And, with these notable bull candles at the highs, with all that buying by buyers, prices should have gone higher, right? That is all bull shit. The whole "Free Market" senario is just a bull shit myth put on by Big Money to get everyone else postured for the fleecing. What is the real truth? The real truth is this. It is not buyers that push up prices, but Big Money as owners of longs pushing up prices in order to close them at a profit, or as seekers of shorts pushing up prices to attain them at better prices. And it is not sellers that push down prices, but Big Money as owners of shorts pushing down prices in order to close them at a profit, or as seekers of longs pushing down prices to attain them at a better price.
In the Wyckoff Market Cycles, once Big Money has accumulated it wants prices to go up so it's accumulated positions can become profitable. So, Big Money pushes up prices. Big Money is not a buyer. It is an owner of longs! It was a buyer, but now it is a price manipulator, manipulating prices upwards to make profits on it's longs,....the Wyckoff Mark Up Phase. Eventually, Big Money gets prices to the height where it wants to close those longs. This is a time when there can be spikes further up, price manipulations to encourage others to go long (become buyers) which enables Big Money to exit it's longs (be the seller). This is the Wyckoff Distribution Phase getting underway, as Big Money jockeys the price up and down, repeatedly coaxing in the sucker longs needed for it to close it's long positions. And also, to build it's new short positions if the plan is to start a move down. Once Big Money is short, it wants to make profits on those shorts. At this point, Big Money is not a seller. Big Money is an owner of shorts! It was a seller, but during the Distribution Phase. Now Big Money is a price manipulator, manipulating prices downwards to make profits on its's shorts,....the Wyckoff Mark Down Phase. Eventually, Big Money gets prices to the depth where it wants to close those shorts. This is a time when there can be spikes futher down, price manipulations to encourage others to go short (become sellers) which enables Big Money to exit it's shorts (be the buyer). This is the Wyckoff Accumulation Phase getting underway, as Big Money jockeys the price up and down, repeatedly coaxing in the sucker shorts needed for it to close it's short positions. And also, to build it's new long positions if the plan is to start a move up.
Wall Street parlance is intentionally such that it is easy for the uninitiated to misunderstand and draw the wrong conclusion, and then trade the wrong way. For example, according to all that "Free Market" bull shit, a rising price is proclaimed to be due to buyers outweighing sellers. A falling price is proclaimed to be due to sellers outweighing buyers. The uninitiated assumes that buyers outweighing sellers means there are more buyers than sellers, causing prices to rise. Whereas, the prices are rising due to Big Money owners of longs manipulating prices upwards to sell to close! Big Money needs buyers to take it's longs off it's hands at a profit. So, Big Money pushes prices higher to bring in the buyers. The uninitiated assumes that sellers outweighing buyers means there are more sellers than buyers, causing prices to fall. Where as, the prices are falling due to Big Money owners of shorts manipulating prices downwards to buy to close! Big money needs sellers to take it's shorts off it's hands at a profit. So, Big Money pushes prices lower to bring in the sellers. And lets not forget that those sudden spikes up are not necessarily buyer initiated, but initiated by Big Money to attain shorts at a better price. And that those sudden spiked down are not necessarily seller initiated, but initiated by Big Money to attain longs at a better price.
Here with EU (see pic.), after-the-fact PA evidences of the truth of all of this. Those bull candles at the very highs were definately not genuine "buyers outweighing sellers". Price was not rising due to a lot of buyers buying! Price was rising because Big Money was in seller mode, and was driving the price up to attain shorts at better prices.
In the real market, price moves are not for the reasons most conclude, according to the Wall Street "Free Market" bull shit parlance. The real shame of it is that educated folks control Wall Street and the markets. I mean, these are Harvard and Yale graduates, for God's sake! You'd think they could talk and write according to the same caliber of education they were given. But no, they purposely talk and write in parlance that makes it easy for uninitiated folks to be mislead. They intend for the uninitiated to be mislead! And, by the time the uninitiated start to get a clue, well by that time the market hopes to have taken all their money.
Safe and Good Trading to All Sonicers,
-tah
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