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Very educational non-advice I must say
TraderJohn, Warming to my advice themer , random sample of TODAYS Zak mumbo jumbo charts rises are
ccap 14% ecr 4.10% EUA 44% gdr 36.61% ide 25.58% Kibo 10.53%
Nice work if you can get it. Personally I think this is a scandal but wish I had a preview of his selections so I too could make a fortune daytrading
Of course if you could get a hotline to Zak BB daily mumbo jumbo charts before they are published you will make a fortune. You would be guaranteed a daily rise of at least 10 percent even on a falling market. Of course his charts are published for educational purposes. I wonder who stands to gain from these 'educational' charts.
Sorry if that doesn't read well as sometimes my brain rushes faster than I can type and sometimes I just waffle nonsense.
Mismis I guess it depends how big your pot is, if you can only hold one trade at time then your logic makes sense. But if you have funds for multiple trades then why not take them when there is value and opportunity. I am holding a few a trades that are not likely to go up today or tomorrow. But buying them now means that when they do start to move, I will be well positioned.
traderjohn, with regard to news and trading, it is important to remember that traders look forward and anticipate the news. Often buying (or selling depending on market product) ahead of news and then when a news story breaks they use the liquidity of those that didn't foresee to sell into. Standard buy the rumour sell the fact if you will.
Sometimes good news will immediately drive the price forward and sometimes it will not. There is often a reaction to news and price immediately and then a digestive reaction afterwards once people have had time to digest the news. But in the end the market participants move the price to what we collectively think is a fair price. Often this price is also based on future value.
With regard to UJO, I believe the news is positive and there is likely to be a lot more positive news to come. I also think the price will most likely move higher. But today while people digest the news and UJO are we remain here. Some are unsure what happens next, some want a cheaper entry or are happy to pay more if it moves and remain on the side lines or in other shares for now. Some have been in for a while have been de-risking their positions a little which is fine as there has already been a rise and others are not in for the journey but for a smaller percentage climb.
This is all good in my view and if you think of yourself as liquidity provider rather than a trader you can see how those selling are allowing others a good entry price and those buy are allowing those that want out a good exit price it.
I could talk markets and trading for hours but also worth remembering that this is just my view and observations.
Accept that placing shares are still being offloaded and show some patience.
Thanks all, Still getting my head round it all but helps to know there are people who have bee in the game for year that face similar issues.
trader john, short answer is no because after 15 years and before that several years in the 1970's I still don't understand it. Biggest changes today are the speed at which news is released and autotrading. That's all I can say. You can only research everything on your company and be very wary of brokers advice as they have a crust to earn.
Global markets are getting hammered at the moment - unfortunate day to release good news.
I fairly new to all of this, just been trading in my spare time for the last year. I dont think i will every understand stock haha. How can it be that we have good news today, and big news imminent yet the share price is still dropping? Can anyone educate me?