Market calls...100% accurate!
- Thread starter ML_QUANT
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The person is an extremely self-deceited attention-seeking paper trader, who expects others to front the money to prove his results. This is the clear message from all his posts, not just "insult."
He promised to get audited starting beginning of January and did not. That dismisses everything he ever said and puts him into stock_trad3r's playpen.
You are seeing the pathetic remains of extreme megalomania that may eventually supernova with "Lookit me! Please! lookit me!!!"
Usually it goes away when a child is a few years old. Occasionally, it lasts into the teens, as with ML QUANTIE here. Acting like a 14 year old in his room, hoping to get more of a buzz than he did with his MySpace page.
Note the lack of other posters. A few desperate newbies may cling on, until they realize he is a Jack Hershey wannabe
But he does not have the money to trade his own signals (admitted being a sim trader). His weekly lunch money does not interest even the micro brokers.
Pitiful, isn't it?
Moderators, why isn't this under Journals???
I don't know, I thought the discussion on the market structure as it was changing that day was pretty good?
Shortie, forrestâ¦,
Thank you for supporting the reality. It helps a lot in learning how to ignore some of the less fortunate who are unable to hide their envy and suffering they go through from watching otherâs success especially when compared to their own failures!
forrestang, following up on the pump & dump discussionâ¦.as you know when an entity needs to sell a very huge lot of shares/contracts that is big enough to move the market, they avoid going directly to the sell side and rather they place their sell orders at well higher than the market and then start buying pushing the market up until it eventually it hits their sell orders. This action of them leaves an evidence behind that can be picked up. Usually this is done when youâd think the market is going to sell off or at a weak support level.
HTH
Thank you for supporting the reality. It helps a lot in learning how to ignore some of the less fortunate who are unable to hide their envy and suffering they go through from watching otherâs success especially when compared to their own failures!
forrestang, following up on the pump & dump discussionâ¦.as you know when an entity needs to sell a very huge lot of shares/contracts that is big enough to move the market, they avoid going directly to the sell side and rather they place their sell orders at well higher than the market and then start buying pushing the market up until it eventually it hits their sell orders. This action of them leaves an evidence behind that can be picked up. Usually this is done when youâd think the market is going to sell off or at a weak support level.
HTH
Maybe because it's all about trading and the different techniques involved and the outcome of them?
Still, if you'd like me to kick off a journal to further embarrass and upset you I'd gladly oblige...just let us know!
When do you like me to start one as of? How much initial capital would you like me to start it with? What kind of returns would like to see me produce? Any special style of trading you'd prefer me to demonstrate for you?
Anything to make your miserable life a little more bearable for you.....again, I'd be happy to oblige, just name it. BTW, thank you for the opportunity you afford me to continuously humiliate you, frankly I'm enjoying it a lot ....thanks again.
So we know price action isn't necessarily always the market being pushed up by buyers, and driven down by sellers.
But price is determined by market participants looking to get orders filled @ prices they desire. So the market is moving where it needs to go to seek out and fill those big orders.
I.e. market moves up to fill huge SELL orders above, and moves down to fill large BUY orders down below.
To find this occuring, you need to look at a ratio indicitive of BUY/Sell orders or volume? Is this correct? Or is there somehting else I am missing?
Timing your entries to get in front of the orders is what's called for.