SNSN schreef op 16 december 2013 18:36:
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Hi appiehappie,
Take a look at the graphs from May-July (2013). If you can, read also the posts from that time on the price/volume developments, trading patterns, etc. You’ll see a lot of common things we face currently.
You'll see that sometimes investors "support" the trend imposed by profs.... For instance, by trying to avoid "bigger losses" randomly, they may take "small losses" again and again.... with an “expectation” (objectives?) to repurchase lower. Even if sometimes they may succeed, such "trading" (by small retailers) cannot be coordinated in principle - different people take their own "small losses" at different time and levels..... As a result, small retailers create inefficiency, often multiplying their own "small losses" and stipulating the profs' "big profit". That's happening usually when retailers do not fully understand technical risk-reward optimization strategies by profs’. By the way, that was happening almost regular since May 2012 (after CS got his stake).
Conclusions: i) if you are an active trader - make your trades as more efficient as possible by analyzing all p/v distributions, technical turning points, patterns, infos, etc., ii) if you are an investor - do NOT take any losses, follow your main shareholder, and do not participate in profs' games that you may not fully understand.
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