If anybody is screwing with that, its your broker. I dont really care to speculate or gather correct data on these issues, i just trade it.īut as another poster said, and to answer your question, 100$ is very little, almost nothing. I dont know how much is lost and altered to pure fraud either. Besides, even if you place an order of 1 million base currency, im not sure in what time frame that effects the given market. If you place an order of 1 million it should make a change of 1 pip in the price, perhaps it does but before you can see it, there are EAs/people hwo have a lot better latency then you that will act scalp that, depending on a lot of things, to take most if not all of that change and gobble it up, making it hardly visible in your plattform. So a pip is 10 lots, equals 1 million base currency if my memory serves. If i remember correctly 1 lot is 1 tick, 10 ticks is a pip. I could say that large is 1 lot, but id be comparing to say a mini account i use. Am i larger then some humans? Yes larger then kids, but smaller then Bob Zapp, smaller then Arnold Schwarznegger. Larger is inaccurate, nobody can say what larger is compared to nothing. no "as low as" type of bullshit), then all other brokers will be FORCED to either straighten up their act or go out of business. If everybody just thinks for a second and stop trading with brokers who are ripping them off (whether they know it or not) and choose the ones offering the prices, the conditions, and safety you deserve, and are being honest and straightforward with you (e.g. It's like going to a store to buy a product and ignoring the store next to it offering the exact same product for half the price. Why people leave an honest reputable broker offering much better conditions and choose the other instead is something I don't understand. There is another category and that is brokers who never (or rarely) cheat, but have bullshit trading conditions (such as over 2 pips spread on EURUSD, and such). Yet they continue to exist and operate because not all traders on the internet are "serious" nor do they truly know what the hell they're doing. No serious trader should even consider those. There are many such brokers out there who simply aren't honest nor safe (Russian bucketshops are an example). Just don't trade with them, and tell your friends not to trade with them.
Would both instances have the same influence on price? What can you conclude regarding the overall relationship between overall market volume and price volatility? During market hour Y, if buying volume is 20% bigger than selling volume, what would the monetary value of the difference between both volumes be? What is the probability that buying volume will come in balance with selling volume at some point during market hour Y?Ģ) - During market hour X, if buying volume is 20% bigger than selling volume, what would the monetary value of the difference between both volumes be? Imagine a virtual market with 100 active traders who trade only at market hour X, and another group of 10 active traders who trade only at market hour Y.Īt market hour X, the 100 active traders open positions with $100 each (each of them choosing either to go long or short).Īt market hour Y, the 10 active traders open positions with $1 each (each of them choosing either to go long or short).ġ) - What is the probability that buying volume will come in balance with selling volume at some point during market hour X? Everyone trades the EUR so as someone else had mentioned it is harder to sway it due to the amount of constant open interest. For instance, EUR may move 10 pips while GBP may move 35 due to the thinner volume. Yet, they are not able to hold over a certain amount of contracts depending on the commodity.Īnother good example is comparison in price action and smoothness to say EUR/USD to GBP/USD when the two pairs are positively correlated on a "slow"ĭay. This can happen more so with certain commodities, where if it were legal, one large firm or bank could essentially corner the market and move the price. So essentially they can push the market around in their favor. When the market is sort of floating like this and trading on techs mainly, it is not really manipulation, what they mean is for instance JPM places a 500 mil order to buy AUD/USD for example not a major, not an exotic, the price will move. What you are likely referring to is a "slow" meaning no Economic reports coming out, no "speakers", no "events", nothing happening where the volume is lighter anyway due to London closing partly and others that just stop trading at 12pm for this reason exit. "Mid Day" or Noon is just when London and (1/2hr) before Europe stop trading.
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