Trading as we see it...

[KOTBIIAJIbTO]

Ist Laissez-faire a style of leadership where its a kind of 'free forum' to overcome the problem supposed to authocratic and democratic?

[Knight Rider]

Ref : trading the horses

looks like total chaos, no logic why priceline moves like nudist stung by hundred bees

:Brilliant

[scooby13]

Interesting to read all of your views i must say for me even knowing this is a zero sum game i never viewed it as such there for there is no battle vs others.
For you would not call war upon a situation which bids an individual against an army? There is no targeting nor sides to choose we are all free agents hungry more so then anything, this hunger drives desperation which leads to overreach and or unnecessary risk taking in which we all partake time to time there for there will always be dead money in the pool. Basically you must join the scavenger ranks simply put you do not kill you sniff out a meal. Yes there are manipulators of the market i guess you could call their ethics in to question but they are again just hungry maybe more so then the next guy, they are overexposing them self (mathematically) however this is where psychology comes in to play

[lcredd]

The professional trader preparing for work

The fearful trader

[greatbassett]

to me its like a giant ever-changing kaleidoscope act when the picture is almost complete and the trade looks good and escape asap if the picture turns bad or confusing....then wait for another one to come into view!!!!