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Are companies actually bothered about share prices and stock holders?

Who decides on the price? Who calculates the price day by day, hour by hour and so on?

Why do the markets not move in straight lines?:confused:

It's probably the craziest thing that people do! Firstly, they come up with a half baked idea of a strategy. Secondly, they try to fit it into a too short of a time frame. Thirdly, they try to apply money management to the above mentioned, from a severely underfunded account? :confused:

This all depends on the following: 1) What standard of trader you are. 2) How much capital you have to trade. 3) The individuals reasons for trading. 4) Time factor. Get the correct ingredients, and the markets are an absolute certainty. An individual is certain to make money...

Is this a phenomena of the guy working from home on his own account? Is being a perma bear a really really bad trading complex that can have devastating results for the afflicted? Is it like some kind of market vertigo? Are perma bears absolutley certifiable nut jobs who should not be...

Billions! Absolutely billions! You may be a rubbish trader though? Hope this helps!

Finland!:D

Britain may be backwards, i wouldn't disagree in a few ways. But, if you don't like it, you can always get to f...

Do people go 'blind' on the markets?

Oh yeah!

Let me paint the picture... It's the day after the nuclear holocaust, the world is one big cinder ball! But, one of the survivors, from Seattle, is tuning in a charred and partially melted radio with his badly blistered fingers. This is what he hears... ...the markets opened up today...

Vol 3 is called, 'Volume analysis-Put your tongue in your cheek!'

Volume 2 is out next month, it's called,...'Support is Everywhere and Anywhere!'

Just bought a new book called, 'There is no such thing as Resistance'.

Good call! :cool:

I'm absolutely in total agreement with you on this one! I think yesterdays futures fiasco says it all. Before i go any further i certainly did not get my fingers burnt either. 'At certain times of the year the markets get a life of thier own'...f*cking A! Prices went up and stayed...

Do the markets salute dead people?

The same principles that apply to the micro apply to the macro. A good position trade starts with the micro, you have more time for the market to 'confirm' it's true direction with position trading. I get the idea here that most people who have had thier fingers burnt position trading have...

If there were to be a logical way of teaching trading, say it were to be taught at schools, how would they teach it logically? Would they start with day trading, position or swing? Which trend do you need to be able to spot first? Or does it not matter?