i have a different point here are the big players move the market against small player to take their money ??? the answer is yes before you attack me or say that i am wrong let's take this example according to the percents in the first post if the total t market is 100 dollar so we control 4 dollar and big player control 96 dollar if we get margin call ( as we all know the 95% of the small player lose ) they will win our 4 dollar witch represent 4.16 % of their money and that is the percent of profit the banks make yearly ( from 2 - 7 % ) and take...
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No offence. But i think u got it wrong.The 96% are refering to the instituitional flow, it doesnt mean they are all winners. While the 4% are retail flows, but that doesnt mean all 4% are losers.
The only winner is the one who survive the longest...
someone told me that when a trader account grownup his trade need more time to fulfill. I think it's so wrong because we are just 4%, to move the market a trader need maybe more than 1bil $, there no way we could affect the market.
someone told me that when a trader account grownup his trade need more time to fulfill. I think it's so wrong because we are just 4%, to move the market a trader need maybe more than 1bil $, there no way we could affect the market.
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Not sure If I am right, but I guess the trader you referring to, may have grow his account too big that he no longer use retail broker, therefore his trade need time to fill..
The only winner is the one who survive the longest...
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