Market fluctuations are an artificial phenomenon.

Market volatility and fluctuations is something which cannot be counted as an artificial phenomenon. It all depends on a particular situation and traders must have a fundamental and technical analysis so as to take a better decision in trading. Market is affected by the ongoing news and how some news has impacted a particular pair in a certain way. It is important to keep in mind the market volatility since it will definitely influence your profits.

today we see that there are indeed some factors that have a different impact on market fluctuations, as recent events with the virus have shown.

It seems to me that this is not always artificial.

There is an opinion that the market is controlled by supercomputers, which calculate all positions of open transactions and strive to take money away from everyone). Maybe so.

Market fluctuations are the essence of it. When there is no hesitation, it will be the end of everything.

Elias64453 posted:
Market fluctuations are the essence of it. When there is no hesitation, it will be the end of everything.

Indeed, thanks to these very fluctuations, we are able to make money on the market.

I don't think it is an artificial process either. I mean, even though monetary decisions often influence currency trading, the fluctuations are more complex and cannot be directly manipulated.

Big players certainly have an impact on market behavior. But there are also a large number of small players who make a certain house in the movement of the charts. Therefore, it is so difficult to predict the price movement.

I completely believe in dow's theory here. our chats clearly depicts what's going on in the market. Every small movement or any economical change effect the charts at every point. Mostly, when talking about fundamental factors, they clearly show a major impact on the prices. However, technical's do look artificial to me. Seems like big players in the market grab the core and change the direction of the instrument. Happened with me once 2 years ago when a clearly falling market started rising out of nowhere. It was strange but yes, they can be artificial.

ele020 posted:
I completely believe in dow's theory here. our chats clearly depicts what's going on in the market. Every small movement or any economical change effect the charts at every point. Mostly, when talking about fundamental factors, they clearly show a major impact on the prices. However, technical's do look artificial to me. Seems like big players in the market grab the core and change the direction of the instrument. Happened with me once 2 years ago when a clearly falling market started rising out of nowhere. It was strange but yes, they can be artificial.

What do you mean, how is it possible to tamper with technicals like that? I don't think that is how it works.

Today it seems to me that the entire exchange can be controlled remotely. Like any computer program. It may seem impossible, but it is also impossible to completely refute such a version. If we look at the market from the other side, what are we all following it through? Through the screens of their computers connected to the global network. We can only guess how everything actually works.

If you have ever traded with some of these low reputation bikers then you should have known this by now. There are some brokers that use some tactics to make sure that he never make any losses because they are now happy when some people are always winning.

I have been able to observe this happening on several occasions and I have to admit that it was not the best thing to find out. There Are lot for brokers that do this to countless trader so that they can be kept in line and not make huge earnings or no earnings at all.

This is a business for some brokers and let me just say all the brokers. They chose to make money out of innocent traders by making their trades go how they want them to and so they make some profit. The market fluctuates because it is made to fluctuate.

t doesn't really matter who and how the exchange is running. The main thing is to find a way to make money on it.

The market is highly volatile and market fluctuations are common. They cannot be counted as artificial. They are complex but calling them artificial is not right. They cannot be directly manipulated.

Artificial? I wouldn't say so, the market fluctuation is very common and it happens because of the change of the external factors influencing them..

It is not an artificial phenomenon as the market is volatile and has a lot of influence over profits. The fluctuations in the market are not that simple and can’t really be manipulated. The market keeps changing and market fluctuations are real.

Understanding these market fluctuations is important. It is created primarily by the main players in this great game.
These are central banks, hedge funds, investment funds. The price of currency pairs significantly depends on them.
But not only they affect the market.
There are also traders, small investors, and brokers. Yes, their personal contribution is not as significant as that of the main figures. But
there are a lot of them, and they can also affect the prices of currency pairs.
 In economics, supply and demand is a model that explains price formation in a free, competitive market.
The same principle applies to the foreign exchange market.
Every time a currency is bought, a demand is created in the market that drives up the price.
Likewise, every time a currency is sold, a surplus of supply is created, which pushes the price of the currency down.
The impact of each purchase and sale in the foreign exchange market is directly proportional to the trading volume of each transaction.
The equilibrium price philosophy is the key to understanding how online currency trading works, as all economic events around the world have an impact on the market.