Hi readers
If you ever want to see how the establishment screws up traders Friday's action was the perfect example of it.
Burning all traders by pushing the market after news only to drop it back the next day.
Rates going up isn't good for discretionary spending.
Similar situation you have with the A$, everyone knows that it's going down yet it's still trading higher squeezing out short.
This is what the industry calls the establishments control.
Yet when it goes against them they run to the government for support and help.
Whether it's JPM or Maquarie they are all the same.
Investment banks can't make money in an open market as they portray.
Information is key and that's why small traders are always in debt.
It's also small funds who they support also and then call,up IOUs...
Yes regulators know it goes on yet turn a blind eye to it.
Perfect example I got told of a play on a stock in Australia regarding capping compensation claim in the UK.
This at the time was trading around the $3.10-3.20 area.
Word got out and some took the play yet after the announcement the amount of selling which hit the stock was incredible, open shorts, yet under rules these plays aren't allowed to occur.
No I didn't take the trade as I don't trade that way.
The SEC or any other policing agency has no chance of ever catching this type of trading as computer algorithms are that advanced that the authorities surveillance is some 6 years behind.
That's why no one can or will be caught.
Example... Is it possible for a computer programmer on $120k be smarter than a programmer on $2 million.
That's what the game is and that's why this will never stop.
That's the truth regardless of what you think or believe.
That's why at times you will have a parcel of shares on the bid, yet when you try to sell into them they immediately disappear with a small amount only executed.
What's the excuse from the authorities, the order on the bid was revised.
Yet on the screen it's was clearly showing the bid size.
This is the main reason buy beware on spec stocks.
When rates move and money becomes tight, small spec stocks will sell there own shares to raise capital.... SUPPLY DEMAND people.
Another great play is when sellers want to liquidate a stock they hold.
Calls are made around to limit the selling so the stock can be cooked up.
It's run to a certain point and then the word goes out to sell it.
Once again leaving the small traders holding the bottle,after the smart money has got drunk on there success.
While many of you are Technical traders and I do respect that you need to know what your investing in.
Have rules to only trade a certain amount of shares in it so you can liquidate at will without getting stuck in a stock because of its potential.
CHANCE COMES TO THE PREPARED MIND.
Without money you have to chance of playing so be smart with it.
If you ever want to see how the establishment screws up traders Friday's action was the perfect example of it.
Burning all traders by pushing the market after news only to drop it back the next day.
Rates going up isn't good for discretionary spending.
Similar situation you have with the A$, everyone knows that it's going down yet it's still trading higher squeezing out short.
This is what the industry calls the establishments control.
Yet when it goes against them they run to the government for support and help.
Whether it's JPM or Maquarie they are all the same.
Investment banks can't make money in an open market as they portray.
Information is key and that's why small traders are always in debt.
It's also small funds who they support also and then call,up IOUs...
Yes regulators know it goes on yet turn a blind eye to it.
Perfect example I got told of a play on a stock in Australia regarding capping compensation claim in the UK.
This at the time was trading around the $3.10-3.20 area.
Word got out and some took the play yet after the announcement the amount of selling which hit the stock was incredible, open shorts, yet under rules these plays aren't allowed to occur.
No I didn't take the trade as I don't trade that way.
The SEC or any other policing agency has no chance of ever catching this type of trading as computer algorithms are that advanced that the authorities surveillance is some 6 years behind.
That's why no one can or will be caught.
Example... Is it possible for a computer programmer on $120k be smarter than a programmer on $2 million.
That's what the game is and that's why this will never stop.
That's the truth regardless of what you think or believe.
That's why at times you will have a parcel of shares on the bid, yet when you try to sell into them they immediately disappear with a small amount only executed.
What's the excuse from the authorities, the order on the bid was revised.
Yet on the screen it's was clearly showing the bid size.
This is the main reason buy beware on spec stocks.
When rates move and money becomes tight, small spec stocks will sell there own shares to raise capital.... SUPPLY DEMAND people.
Another great play is when sellers want to liquidate a stock they hold.
Calls are made around to limit the selling so the stock can be cooked up.
It's run to a certain point and then the word goes out to sell it.
Once again leaving the small traders holding the bottle,after the smart money has got drunk on there success.
While many of you are Technical traders and I do respect that you need to know what your investing in.
Have rules to only trade a certain amount of shares in it so you can liquidate at will without getting stuck in a stock because of its potential.
CHANCE COMES TO THE PREPARED MIND.
Without money you have to chance of playing so be smart with it.
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