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for stocks, you can average down to zero, there is a reasona stock is down 95% people who average down are known as bottom fishers. averaging down for individual stocks is the first rule they they say NEVER average down in individual stocks. in rare occasions averaging down in stocks may get...

it matters, cause the market racket is controlled and runned by the wall street 'mafia' if you know what i'm talking about ,they got te gov't on their back,,SEC, trump in the whitehouse and the FED.. what a racket they've got going on.

if it can be manipulated up it can be manipulated down...manipulated markets are risky. people see the 'market' index market index is just a handful of overpriced inflated stock prices. that nobody needs to own. people don't need to own stocks.

it's very relevant, if it's manipulated.

it's maniipulated and controlled. and rigged, thait is market reality,

Fed is not to blame but is credited and reason for the market for where it is today, the gov't or powers to be like Trump and many pension funds and banks want cheap money. as they is the only money support this market. just see the source of the money and it's from central bank. lending...

it's called 'cheating' those are rules in the street. or known as ground rules. like insider trading it's only illegal in wall street, but from criminal perspective, insider trading does nobody any harm and not really a 'crime' insider trading was made 'felony' by wall street so some market...

market maker edege is 'information' you know what i'm talking about. and that is why you pay $100/commission to some 'brokers' information can be paid, privilleged or research. professional have an edge. they are in the 'beat of the market' on daily basis. and for daytraders it's the minute...

The main difference between China and US is in China, the gov't gives orders to central banks to lend lend regardless of risk or return on investment when state owned corporations need money. they are ordered to lend and same with interest rates, the central bank in China believe in the gov't...