Disliked{quote} Yes this is true, but I mean that randomly start big movement...consider this morning...25 october. It is damn difficult to tradeIgnored
Let's analyze what you have just written: you said it was a very narrow range ruled by weak hands: correct?
Now the news moved the price randomly as you said (only partially true considering the mess of weaknesses above sure targets for GB, but let's say it was effectively a random move, ok?) During the "random move" a big one as you correctly described it, price left behind a huge minus development in C and a lot of single pips in D.
Now: how could such a move be supported by strong hands? No way. OK? So stronger hands (slightly stronger hands) could only act against such a move because their main work in the market is exactly to search and find a weak sharp move supported only by weak hands, just in order to go against it.
And in fact it is exactly what happened. When slightly stronger hands found weak hands piling on a weak "random" move, they simply sold against them.
So even if the break was "impossible" to follow, because it was "random", the counter move was more than expected and this is exactly the reason why iI wrote about it well before it effectively become real.
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