banks do this kind of stuff all the time, they have access to the data of where everyone in the market has their buy orders, sell orders, stop losses and whatever for future orders, so they will take assets long or short in order to trigger these areas where they know there’s lots of orders or stop losses. they use their massive financial wealth to cause shifts in the prices of these assets that they can then reverse to make more money.
imagine if everyone was going to buy apple at $10 a share and had their stop at $7 a share and it was currently trading at $12. banks see this and go short apple with their massive dick until this causes it to drop (bc oh wow banks going short they must know something we don’t) to $10. everyone buys in now, but the banks keep taking it short until 7 and everyone gets stopped out at a 30% loss. it’s then that the banks take can take it long again or stop putting short pressure on apple, they make money on the way down off of your stops getting hit and make money on way up bc they likely own shares too.
true, i’m trying to figure out currently how to accurately see this happening in real time so that i can jump in with the banks and also make money off of it. as marx said “it is worth it in order to deprive the enemy of some of his money”
I first heard about that pattern in crypto markets, I was told it was possible there because of the complete lack of regulation, which allowed the exchanges to abuse their extra information in this way. Interesting to hear about it also happening in conventional markets, for the same reason.
banks do this kind of stuff all the time, they have access to the data of where everyone in the market has their buy orders, sell orders, stop losses and whatever for future orders, so they will take assets long or short in order to trigger these areas where they know there’s lots of orders or stop losses. they use their massive financial wealth to cause shifts in the prices of these assets that they can then reverse to make more money.
imagine if everyone was going to buy apple at $10 a share and had their stop at $7 a share and it was currently trading at $12. banks see this and go short apple with their massive dick until this causes it to drop (bc oh wow banks going short they must know something we don’t) to $10. everyone buys in now, but the banks keep taking it short until 7 and everyone gets stopped out at a 30% loss. it’s then that the banks take can take it long again or stop putting short pressure on apple, they make money on the way down off of your stops getting hit and make money on way up bc they likely own shares too.
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true, i’m trying to figure out currently how to accurately see this happening in real time so that i can jump in with the banks and also make money off of it. as marx said “it is worth it in order to deprive the enemy of some of his money”
would use proceeds to help coop jackson
I first heard about that pattern in crypto markets, I was told it was possible there because of the complete lack of regulation, which allowed the exchanges to abuse their extra information in this way. Interesting to hear about it also happening in conventional markets, for the same reason.
Some Milo Minderbinder shit right here.