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September 28, 2012
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Following the Crowd is Often a Recipe for Losses

September 28, 2012 adx, algorithms, bots, charts, Market sentiment, programmed trading, robotic trading, RSI, technical analysis, TRIN (ARMS Index), volume Leave a comment

quiero conocer chicas australianas Trading systems come and go, but in this modern age of the computers and their
algorithms, I believe that traders need to consider who is on the other end of their trades more carefully. The geeks that
program the  computers that we trade against watch to see if the sentiment is bearish or
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lot easier to force BIG MOVES with monstrous profits if every one is
lined up in one direction and the computers push things in the other
direction….forcing a massive short squeeze these days is easy for the
algo kids….and I have noticed that whenever the news media gets real
gloomy, it is usually a short time thereafter that the market reverses and climbs. One tool that helps the professional chartists is the Arms Index (“TRIN”), which spots capitulation points in the markets.Anyway, I hate to say it, but I can’t help but think the media is sometimes “working” for these computer outfits, or
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in turn leads the trading robots to know that most traders are leaning
one way, and they have the power to upturn things quickly. One has to
remember that many hedge funds have large amounts of capital that can
quickly be invested or pulled away from any single stock issue–they
control the markets in many issues.

Many technicians pay a lot of attention to volume, for example, and over the years, volume was an important indicator of which stocks or sectors were gaining momentum. Today, it seems that volume in some cases, points to a group of traders flocking in droves toward a few stocks–the machines see this and begin to sell out in a slow, methodical fashion using High Frequency Trading (HFT) principles, whereby they sell 100 shares here and 300 shares there, rather than sell a large block of shares all at once. This makes the HFT traders hard to spot. But the retail crowd is easy to spot because they are now the ones spiking the volume on given days.  

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http://www.seo-pruvodce.cz/moloko/2910 In conclusion, today’s best technicians need to think beyond the ordinary signals and set-ups to discern the proper trade–this may include using more esoteric graphs such as ADX, CMF and certain special derivatives of RSI, which I have developed and favor. It also means paying more attention to the inter-play of moving average lines, and perhaps less attention to volume in some situations.

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