Today I finally realized important parts of the fundamental trading philosophy. This is not esotericism, although somewhere my posts may look mystical... I'm on the final stretch to introduce some corrections into the equation. All that's left is to let the dust settle.
Today one of the puzzles I'd been reflecting on for a very long time came together. It's amazing how, by studying the market, I come to understand life around me... I'm learning about the universe, even though that wasn't my initial goal.
I used to not understand why some professionals were so interested in the nature around them. Have you ever wondered? Why do they need nature, when all they need is a price chart...?
@I_Am_The_ICT Everyone thinks it's about FVG or some level... not understanding that there is something far simpler, hidden from blind minds. What do you think? Why this particular FVG? Is FVG primary? Or...? 😎
@I_Am_The_ICT Teach them whatever you want, but don't tell them about the point of origin. They're not ready for such knowledge. 👽
I know what you're thinking about.
Price moves only when money enters the system... Remember this, because no one will tell you this. It took me 2 years of intensive research to understand the depth of these words.
Imagine you're going to visit your friends for a picnic. You get in the car and enter your friends' address into the navigator. And the navigator plots the route.
@AHatuev77896 Что еще хуже, люди не понимают что рынок динамичен. Именно они и ждут выполнения своего плана, на подобии «Я буду держать сделку по плану, до конца». У меня к ним вопрос, если цена идет против вас, зачем вы держите сделку ? 😂😂😂
@hrzi_1 I can prove this scientifically by citing clear studies. But for that, I would need to write an entire article. Maybe someday… study the Mandelbrot fractal.
@hrzi_1 There is no difference between the higher and lower timeframes except for speed. The noise is not in the lower timeframe candles, but in their incorrect interpretation. If you are looking at an hourly candle, you are one hour behind the real data.
What's the moral? Your plan doesn't care about your calculations and forecasts. There are constants that will break your forecast.
My question is: how is any of this different from the market?
But as soon as you set off from point A, constants such as "the street around the corner is closed due to an accident," "a traffic light at one intersection is broken and a jam has started," "some drunk idiot rear-ends your car," and so on, come into force...
@Edwin_km00 Market chaos is created by the closed nature of the system. There is an input and there is an output. The output returns to the input, and it spins in a closed loop.
@Edwin_km00 Traders buy/sell and influence the price, the price changes and influences the traders again, then the traders, seeing the new price, influence the price once more.