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GnarlyPips replied Apr 10, 2013While it's possible to provide liquidity, you don't get the price until someone takes it away. Matadors and F-1 racers: lure the bull to your red cape, or finish first in the race.
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 9, 2013Let's say I'm planning to buy eur/usd. Best asking price could be 1, for me, and after that, when I want to sell that, the best bid price, for me, could be 100 and beyond...
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 9, 2013It's kind of like a race. First one to take away the liquidity gets the price.
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 9, 2013If you were to buy 200 at 1.5, that doesn't mean there's going to be more willing sellers at the next level. There could be more willing sellers at 1.5 pushing price down, and more willing buyers at 1.49. There could be half the willing sellers at ...
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 9, 2013There were new parties that agreed to new prices... It's a repeating cycle.
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 9, 2013The price that people agree to do business at...
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 9, 2013The invisible hand? Don't you mean a willing buyer and seller who agree upon a price?
Economic Question: Why is price affected by supply and demand?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 5, 2013It could be possible, maybe, to come up with an rocket-science equation that would help out with the fibs. You'd have to take literally everything into account that's done on all the markets. This is why I don't like Gann trading, where people use ...
Why do people use Fibonacci in trading?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 5, 2013If there are plants that grow this tall and others that grow that tall, when it comes to a pair, you'd have to know how tall both grow, on average. To use the fib on Eur/Usd without considering the Euro and the Usd, separately, then you're only ...
Why do people use Fibonacci in trading?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 4, 2013Do you use this equation for pivot points? Pivot point (PP) = (High + Low + Close) / 3
Why do people use Fibonacci in trading?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 4, 2013I don't know... I kind of stopped posting about my trades. Been toying with stock market openings, weekly opens, and MA's. Poker mindset.
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 3, 2013There are plants that grow leaves that grow directly from each other on the stalk, then the next pair grow directly across from each other on the stalk, but at a 90 degree angle from the original pair. Some plants grow a leaf, then each leaf from ...
Why do people use Fibonacci in trading?
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GnarlyPips replied Apr 3, 2013To me, I'd say that S/D is like a breakout, where you see a large, large candle in either direction. S/R are simply levels that are everywhere on all time frames, like when a price "fails" to break a "level" and retreats to another "level," only to ...
Support/Resistance vs Supply/Demand... What is the difference?
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GnarlyPips replied Mar 19, 2013You should be in the fray, not avoiding it.
Anyone else sitting bored after last weekend's events?
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GnarlyPips replied Mar 8, 2013It's a pretty subtle message. Big Ben needs those bucks back from the banks, so when the dollar starts revving up those gains, it doesn't get too full of itself. So, really, my loser system to share is too much greed leads to a bailout. (margin call) ...
Are you willing to share your poor/ bad/ loser/ lousy system?
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GnarlyPips replied Mar 6, 2013Can you provide a source for the US producing more oil than Saudi Arabia? I can find one on China importing more than the US, but not the other one. Thank you.
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