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Originally Posted by tommyfx
HI,
Regardless of if the information is insider or not, i am demonstrating a point that it is buying pressure that makes prices rise and selling pressure which makes prices fall which is a concept some people in this discussion dont seem to grasp and they feel all prices are artificially presented by banks to suit their own purpose, that is total nonsense, even central banks and billion dollar financial institutions place their orders and take their chance like the rest of us and it is these orders creating supply and demand that move prices, it really is school boy economics for some reason people want to make life harder on themselfs, just trade what you see and you wont go far wrong.
I admit occasionaly market makers run stops which is moving prices with artificial movement, however this is usually rip off scum brokers that move "their" prices, if you look at the interbank market (which i suggest all serious traders trade through) the prices havent moved at all and that is where the "real" market is. But when prices are moved artificially it is only to trigger stops and orders which gets us back to the supply and demand aspect of the market.
Tom
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Well, I always believed that prices only move due to Supply and Demand and that's it, just no other forces. We share the same opinion but from different prespectives
I am totally with you.
Thanks,
Nader