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I'm not usually the type to jump straight to conspiracy theories, but the price action has been extremely suspicious. Multiple times, I've entered a position and the market has moved exactly as I expected shortly afterward. Yet right before the move in my favor, there's often a sudden spike in the opposite direction that would be enough to stop me and likely many other retail traders and get us out of the trade. A developer friend once told me he had an opportunity to work for a firm in the Netherlands that specialized in exploiting retail traders' positions and liquidity. Whether that's what's happening here, I can't say for certain. Maybe it's coincidence, maybe it's market makers hunting liquidity, or maybe something else is going on. Either way, I'd be interested to hear whether others have experienced the same thing submitted by /u/erikpryda [link] [Kommentare]
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I am a 19 yo finance student, I have been making some money on my own for almost 5 years, and I have worked with very different strategies and markets. My experience is short, my capital is average for my age And I'm in the early years of training, but I'm not new to this either. I'm looking for ways to become a sustained "early adopter," since many of my successful investments have been by entering niche markets before the mainstream, but it has always been by chance or through pure experience; I have never had a clear plan for entering these markets. submitted by /u/OkAerie1380 [link] [Kommentare]
