Smart Money Drives the Financial Markets?
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 at
4:01 am
What drives financial markets? Who manipulates them, and how? Why are 90% of retail traders “weakholders”? Tom Williams, retired syndicate trader and Chairman of Tradeguider spills the beans…
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This is amazing stuff from a former syndicate trader. He is backing up what Cramer says. Well done Tom!!
Hey Tom–this is interesting. Can you post more vids about some of your knowledge concerning trading and investing? Thx!
nice video makes a lot of sense. i have found a good site that makes a lot of sense financialbrainwave dot com
We love your talk, Tom.
This is Tom Williams who wrote the book “Master The Markets”. He is also the Chairman of TradeGuider Dot Com which has a free copy of the e-book version, on the freestuff page.
Price action is the truth.
Excellent…thank you.
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“more buyers than sellers” ??!!!
Because the “smart money” want you, the general public, to sell your stocks at a loss. So why would the “smart money” people want to tell the general public that they are being stupid by selling?
Yeah but you have to have money just sitting there for that situation. If it’s all invested it is too late and you see your money going down the drain too fast.
Today is january 22nd, the stock markets have bounced off nicely off the monday lows. I just discovered this video, let’s see if this guy’s telling the truth!
how did she work out for you?
bugsy means that each share that is bought has to be sold from someone
- bugsy means that each share that is bought has to be sold from someone
But not at the same price. When more shares are going to be bought than sold at a certain price, then sell orders are overwhelmed and buying continues at a higher price.
I like Tom Williams’ approach.
You are missing a lot of details. That is part of a long presentation. It has a lot do with what the professional traders are doing as a result of that bounce. If they aren’t buying, then the market will not be supported.