The Effect Of The Algos and The Meme Traders

[csricksdds]

I don't think many of us as retail traders trigger much of anything?

 

[apdusp]

I don't think many of us as retail traders trigger much of anything?

never say never

 

[csricksdds]

never say never

Good feedback...but there are those who it affect the market at a much greater rate (those who have (B)Millions to trade...now if we all had a way to band together and make the same trade at the same time, maybe so!?

 

[csricksdds]

Further reply...we as retail traders are usually the makeup of the smaller candles whereas the larger market maker traders make up the larger candles (sometimes the larger traders buy bits and pieces (chop)to keep the candles small until they want to force a new direction?

 

[apdusp]

Further reply...we as retail traders are usually the makeup of the smaller candles whereas the larger market maker traders make up the larger candles (sometimes the larger traders buy bits and pieces (chop)to keep the candles small until they want to force a new direction?

as much I agree with you, let me mention a quote relevant to me, "It is not your duty to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it", as in this case, reaffirms that even if you are minuscule compared to other players, you can never give up trying

 

[MerryDay]

Good feedback...but there are those who it affect the market at a much greater rate (those who have (B)Millions to trade...now if we all had a way to band together and make the same trade at the same time, maybe so!?

Yes, the little guys have and do band together to cause mayhem to the markets:
https://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2082&context=acadfest#:~:text=WallStreetBets were called greedy investors,share prices were rapidly increasing.

It started with WallStreetBets. Google them or Meme Traders for more

 

[csricksdds]

Yes, the little guys have and do band together to cause mayhem to the markets:
https://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2082&context=acadfest#:~:text=WallStreetBets were called greedy investors,share prices were rapidly increasing.

It started with WallStreetBets. Google them or Meme Traders for more

I will google them....thanks