How Banks Manipulate Retail Forex Traders – Day Trading Strategy
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blah blah blah smart money…blah blah blah be careful….so where is the strategy? the real one?
"Ride the trend" "follow the trend" were always bullshit advice. Shorting when price spikes upwards and going long when price falls is the best way to trade
nice video 🤑.
There is no manipulation, but smart money a.k.a big banks is selling when retail traders are buying and vice versa. Because banks have larger equity and can easily impact the market thats why retail traders always got wipeout.
Now it´s 8 banks who control over 70%… Well, the rich get richer and more tricky…
What I don’t get
If news is bad market will go down. Your saying that they would reverse that?
HIGHLY INFORMATIVE
talking for a longer time for about basic things every trader knows
shoot straight to ur points
I don't understand exactly how the banks cause the price to "snap back". What is actually going on when that happens? Also, the underlying assumption that 5 banks are moving the market is that the banks trade as a monolithic force. Do they all trade the same way all the time? Do they trade in concert with each other? Thanks
Banks don't give a shit about retail traders. Collective retail trading volume is inconsequential. Stop bullshitting.
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Were you from Steve Mauro or VKU
when we ready to buy mean thatthe banks ready sell for you !
good video. explained well. this is what they do 100% agreed.
As a day trader of 10+ years I rarely see trading videos that are based on reality rather than hype. This video is reality in a nice little nutshell for all you squirrels to crack! Keep up the good work guys & keep it real.
Bullshit!
Plc help
How much size do you think an individual trader can do before he gets noticed…. lets say the individual knows what he's doing and has a great entry. I scale into 20 lots on my best setups and about 15 lots on other setups. Being a skeptic I can't help but think…. will they put it past me no matter how good my entry is (due to the size I do… will they see me and decide to take it further anyway?). Im basically concerned that its a losing battle for a private trader who wants to do size… because at the end of the day they got the proprietary tech that literally shows everyones positions. I havent noticed anything consistently that i can say makes me think this…. but just wondering what your opinion on this is. I personally believe in all markets…. the market ain't as big as one likes to think.
This is a great video. It's true that if we can follow the bank traders, we will make money most of times.
OK, interesting and that got you a sub =)
That moment when you reference Wikipedia
It's actually when they bid the price that the market moves into the liquidity area not when you put the order in
The problem I have with this is it doesn't always reverse after the big news move. Sometimes it'll keep going in the same direction , or just stay in the same area after the move. I think some of the reverse is retail traders taking profits as well.
you lost me at "go to wikipedia"
Do you have a track record we can see? Do you actually trade or just talk about it?
The market will do what the market will do — one can only make educated guesses based on trend indicators. Even with 50% wrong entry decisions, one can still make good money consistently. Keep the exposure small so you can withstand adverse market moves — and never be forced to cut your position in a loss. I call this the 'Slow' method to riches.
When he says that only 5 banks control 58% of the market, he probably means that these banks are the biggest market makers. Wonder why is it so bad? — Without these banks, there will probably be no market.