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On the ASX, we're talking small groups with very deep pockets, yes?
No !
We are talking about the 'Market Makers'
Market Makers make the market you & everyone else trades in, they make the liquidity when there isn't any.
Anyway to think about this.
The share market is a business constructed by 'Market Makers' they make it possible for others to set a fair price for stocks, commodities, currency exchange etc..
Not out of fresh air
The 'Market' didn't spring up out of fresh air, something/someone/some business/some organisation, created the market, 'Those that make the markets are called "Market Makers"
Very complex subject
It's an interesting subject for most to understand & a few words from me won't let you fully comprehend a very complex organism.
I could write pages & pages on this stuff & most would still have trouble grasping & understanding the complexities.
They create the industry
Market Makers are there to create an industry & make money for the organisation, they don't do all this for free. Trading is a Zero Sum game & you must understand they need to be paid, they do it by manipulating the market & skim away, most don't understand or feel it happening.
Skate.
Banks and brokers then? They push a price down in order to accumulate, then let the brakes off to capture some profit. Are we talking about Wyckoff's "composite man"?
No !
The Banks are banks, they are also brokers, they are traders like you & me (only they have much more information than us, they trade against us)
Each market has to be created, making sure it kicks off with liquidity a market just doesn't happen by itself - it first has to be made, its made by the 'Market Makers'
"Making a market" means a willingness to buy and sell the securities of a defined set of companies to broker-dealer firms that are member firms of that exchange. Each market maker displays buy and sell quotations for a guaranteed number of shares.
A "Market Maker" or "Liquidity Provider" quotes both a buy and a sell price in a financial instrument or commodity held in inventory, hoping to make a profit on the bid-offer spread, or turn.
I hope this helps.
Skate.
No !
We are talking about the 'Market Makers'
Market Makers make the market you & everyone else trades in, they make the liquidity when there isn't any.
Anyway to think about this.
The share market is a business constructed by 'Market Makers' they make it possible for others to set a fair price for stocks, commodities, currency exchange etc..
Not out of fresh air
The 'Market' didn't spring up out of fresh air, something/someone/some business/some organisation, created the market, 'Those that make the markets are called "Market Makers"
Very complex subject
It's an interesting subject for most to understand & a few words from me won't let you fully comprehend a very complex organism.
I could write pages & pages on this stuff & most would still have trouble grasping & understanding the complexities.
They create the industry
Market Makers are there to create an industry & make money for the organisation, they don't do all this for free. Trading is a Zero Sum game & you must understand they need to be paid, they do it by manipulating the market & skim away, most don't understand or feel it happening.
Skate.
Sorry no.The share market has its own book makers.
You didn't happen to know Joe Liddy did you Skate?
know relative size of a move and context of the move
at the place and time you want to do business
What I mean is, a division of a bank or brokerage firm. Like IG for example.
Thanks for taking the time to explain that. So the MMs have a direct line to the media, yes? Or it's all done through selling pressure?This is the premise of all businesses
1. Manufacturer
2. Wholesaler
3. Retailer
4. Customer
If the wholesaler get stuck with stock from the manufacturer that won't move, the manufacturer give a guarantee (a condition of sale) that they will buy back stock that won't sell.
The manufacturer will take back the stock (but there is a restocking fee) attached, so the manufacturer still makes money on the deal & keep the wholesaler happy (the guarantee from the manufacturer minimizes the Wholesalers risk )
The stock sitting in the manufacturer's warehouse is not making any money for him so he creates interest again in his product once he has a good amount of stock to sell back again & once the interest picks up he sells back his stock to the wholesaler who sells it to the retailer, who on sells it to the customer. (its a rotational system)
NOW
1. Manufacturer (Market Maker)
2. Wholesaler (Brokers)
3. Retailer (Banks acting as a broker, also there are full service brokers)
4. Customer (trader)
When the market stalls, meaning 'no liquidity' in the market, the Market Maker makes the liquidity by buying on the other side of the trade buying at wholesale prices, remembering traders brought at retail prices (high price) & sell back at wholesale price, (low price) that why traders lose money.
The Market Maker buys back the stock cheaply going about filling his cupboard. The Market Maker is still selling FEAR by causing the fear they manipulation the stock lower price because he is in accumulation phase.
The the Market Maker will create activity by selling GREED manipulation the price higher, creating interest so he can dump back his shares into the market at Retail Prices.(its a rotational system)
The stock is repackaged & resold.
Market Makers - buy lower sell higher
Traders - Buy higher sell lower
Skate
So the MMs have a direct line to the media, yes? Or it's all done through selling pressure?
i also suggest, with respect, you begin to index these posts so you can refer back and go indepth, build a chronology, an index, a pathway if you like
build an initial master index for yourself with http's set for each subject that way you'll have a chain to work from, making a comprehensive pathway for a complete newbie
..... and my first yawn just hit me (before yours hit you!)
Skate, can you show us a few more of your chart trades please?
Just anything that you'd consider a good example of your approach. Thanks.I walk the boardwalk every afternoon for an hour around this time (what charts are you after ?)
Have you a security in mind ?
Skate.
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