I was reflecting on some price areas...
2.86..3.85...especially in up trend, those areas are acceleration zones because all the losing traders want to close their position there....
From 4 and up, the loss would be excessive....
If there are a lot of zigzags at 3.4 3.5 then the price drifts..at 3.85 I expect a violent upward acceleration because all the traders place their stop losses there.
Any suggestions?
Trading What I see !?
Interesting thoughts. The zig zags at 3.4 3.5 could mean either direction depending on who wins(backer/layers) I would have thought? If "Fred" is particularly keen this weekend to get all his Savings money on "FastDonkey", then he might be happy to back down to 3.0 !vhdgkl wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 7:13 amI was reflecting on some price areas...
2.86..3.85...especially in up trend, those areas are acceleration zones because all the losing traders want to close their position there....
From 4 and up, the loss would be excessive....
If there are a lot of zigzags at 3.4 3.5 then the price drifts..at 3.85 I expect a violent upward acceleration because all the traders place their stop losses there.
Any suggestions?
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Thanks,Realrocknrolla wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 12:01 pmMoney drives the price movement. And all the above. Mainly people’s perception by placing trades.
Bookies can be added to the list.
so "Mainly people’s perception by placing trades. "
and do you have any views on what perception these people use?
- horse form
tips
price ranges
volume
"value"
the weather
the course
the day of the week
the month of the year
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All of them.goat68 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 12:59 pmThanks,Realrocknrolla wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 12:01 pmMoney drives the price movement. And all the above. Mainly people’s perception by placing trades.
Bookies can be added to the list.
so "Mainly people’s perception by placing trades. "
and do you have any views on what perception these people use??
- horse form
tips
price ranges
volume
"value"
the weather
the course
the day of the week
the month of the year
I back my horse cos i own it(syndicate).
A million different reasons for trading reasons though. Keep things simple.
Peter re-posted on twitter about starting off etc. Have a butchers. I read and listen to most of the things and then go back and read again. It is refreshing
All of those and more. Some crazier then others.
haha come on man what a nonsensevhdgkl wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 7:13 amI was reflecting on some price areas...
2.86..3.85...especially in up trend, those areas are acceleration zones because all the losing traders want to close their position there....
From 4 and up, the loss would be excessive....
If there are a lot of zigzags at 3.4 3.5 then the price drifts..at 3.85 I expect a violent upward acceleration because all the traders place their stop losses there.
haha, I know your game, a double-bluff, to put us off the scent...., you can't fool me! i'm off to write my bot now......rik wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 1:47 pmhaha come on man what a nonsensevhdgkl wrote: ↑Mon Feb 01, 2021 7:13 amI was reflecting on some price areas...
2.86..3.85...especially in up trend, those areas are acceleration zones because all the losing traders want to close their position there....
From 4 and up, the loss would be excessive....
If there are a lot of zigzags at 3.4 3.5 then the price drifts..at 3.85 I expect a violent upward acceleration because all the traders place their stop losses there.
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You seem like a smart fella. Have you considered studying the fundamental side of things?
Horse, weight, pedigree, age, track, distance, accessories, weather, jockey, trainer, form, class of race, course specialist, history of nag and the trainer history, expected pace of race etc etc. List is endless.
So interesting point. My approach with manual trading and now automation, was always "Order Flow", which according to Peter has no link to most of the above, or rather it does but indirectly, in that the punters you're following the order flow of have already done this work for you...you're following that and not the form directly...Realrocknrolla wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:07 amYou seem like a smart fella. Have you considered studying the fundamental side of things?
Horse, weight, pedigree, age, track, distance, accessories, weather, jockey, trainer, form, class of race, course specialist, history of nag and the trainer history, expected pace of race etc etc. List is endless.
You can look at these criteria, and form an opinion, and then trade based on that, but that's no good if in reality the market has formed a different opinion, having said that you can always then get better at forming the correct opinion, and obviously many have successfully. So I can't rule it out.
Obviously Guardian only has limited scope for the above on its own, I can see track, distance, class of race as the ones you could infer from "Market name".