Forex Market Makers: How Large Traders MANIPULATE Small Traders!

[@fractalflowpro]

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[@richardstemle6019]

You are the REAL hero. I dove head first into trading and have read a TON of material. NO ONE is talking about this. 5 weeks into it at about 5-8 hours per day and this is the first time I am hearing of it. Insane. It all makes sense now.

[@samdek2079]

Oh my god ! I’ve experienced this manipulation and I was really upset ! Thanks for the video

[@fractalflowpro]

You're welcome!

[@lilacfloyd]

It's to do with the quote driven system that they use. Before trading an auction is run called an opening call, they enter orders but no automatic execution. Then there is a matching period, the continuous order book trading takes place. In the auction they can only enter a limit or market order hence the v shape to search the orders when the algorithm is run because these are the only 2 allowed before the open. One specifies size and price the other is just size but no price, the market order can only be used at opening and closing auction. Hence the move at the 4.00pm London fix.

[@pikiwiki]

detailed and well explained. Excellent work.

[@kiranwaghmare2488]

Great video thanks for sharing very informative nd unique.. keep going

[@fractalflowpro]

Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@sour3000]

This video is beautiful. 👏

[@franzrazzetti]

4:30 "...retail start to sell to cover their losses, pushing market makers' sell positions even more into profit" - but who is retail selling to? Who's buying their stops?

[@archockencanto1645]

Market Makers buy it.

[@GrahamAndFriends]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@ronmohomar]

Yup it is, mrket maker always make chart look good to trick retail traders

[@rosariodipetta]

Stop loss are not solution...it's better to hedge position and wait same days...the price will return at same point!

[@fractalflowpro]

What if it doesn't?

[@rosariodipetta]

@@fractalflowpro If it doesn't I accept stop loss.

[@fractalflowpro]

Yes, but by the time this happens your stop is already enormous.

[@rosariodipetta]

@@fractalflowpro No, it's the same...because I don't make anything and just wait if it returns

[@doctorae724]

@@rosariodipetta You're right! One day I got tricked up when I was trading EUR/NZD and was down by 70 pips. But because I had enough of a cushion in equity, I decided to ride it out and sure enough, the market reversed and I ultimately made a profit. Many times, the key to trading is not to panic, but be PATIENT. What goes around always comes back around sooner than you think, ESPECIALLY in manipulation scenarios.

[@AdarshNayak1601]

If market manipulators comes in 8 no candle and people are pulling it up to high then what is the need for that manipulator to sell again when retailers are already taking his price to high. Isn't market manipulator getting profit from the trade being up by retail traders???

[@leonardocortesgarzon1159]

please enable subtitles

[@navee21285]

gr8 hardwork and effort u had put into do such research!! interested in knowing ur strategy.. is it a single strategy or book is of msny strategies to learn ? and y don't u make an EA or indicator alert of ur strategy???

[@fractalflowpro]

Thank you for your comment! The current strategy being sold on the Strategy Store is a single strategy in the book format. However, soon it will become a video course and the price will be raised a little bit. On the other hand, if you purchase the strategy now, you will get the video course for free when it comes out (maybe two or three weeks in the future). As far as automating the strategy, you can do that in some parts of the strategy, but not in others. I intend to make a video explaining the issues with EAs. There is a lot of misinformation out there. Stay tuned!

[@moseslovesroses1820]

Good information with visuals, cheers

[@fractalflowpro]

Thank you!

[@nidhinpk8172]

So there are trillions dollars flowing through everyday forex market ,, So in this ,how many percentage is of retail traders ?

[@fractalflowpro]

In the spot market I believe that retail traders have a large percentage. However, on the OTC market, which is much larger than spot, the institutions dominate.

[@rombusworkmoney22]

I am glad that you've switched to using your voice in your future videos as I hate the robotic voice in this one. Many people use it. Tired of hearing it.

[@izzyrov5814]

If you wait for that candlestick to close before entering a long trade you wouldn't be stopped out. And since some forex pairs are manipulated, better avoid them.

[@fractalflowpro]

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[@davonbenson4361]

You know that it’s bank manipulation, because prices should always shoot up, or down when there involved, since they hold most of the money.

[@fractalflowpro]

No. Banks have absolutely nothing to do with this.

[@davonbenson4361]

Fractal Flow - Pro Trading Strategies. Banks are the movers of the market.

[@fractalflowpro]

The OTC market perhaps. In the spot market things are little messier.

[@kidszone5578]

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[@fractalflowpro]

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[@Max-ot8vy]

yes they sell or buy more, especially during european sleeping time. damn me watching asian markets, definetely Ill start to trade once when in asia. it looks much more comfortable

[@carlosrepolidon]

I am only joining the Forex trading system.You know I want to become a business man.Thanks,Carlos javierRepolidon

[@Ace-SK]

Well thought

[@honeybadger6165]

How market maker can manipulate trillion dollars market per day???

[@fractalflowpro]

Supply and demand

[@joeswartz8286]

Oh dear. I don’t know. This is a stretch. May be true but...who knows.

[@fractalflowpro]

Feel free to change my mind

[@joeswartz8286]

Fractal Flow - Pro Trading Strategies Ok. Thanks😁.

[@boondockpaint]

Gamestop was payback.

[@buytenplaetsblog2371]

so when the manipulation is in your favour it's ok?

[@boondockpaint]

@@buytenplaetsblog2371 yes indeed!

[@austinedwardsjr212]

As a retail trader, by looking at the higher timeframe, one would be able to avoid the manipulation. On the lower timeframe, you can easily become lost and manipulated into the wrong direction of the trend of the market.

[@fractalflowpro]

Timeframes are relative, so you can become lost in the higher timeframe as well. In fact, by using multitimeframe analysis you definetely will become lost if you must find the context of the market.

[@GumbyTheGreen1]

@@fractalflowpro He's right. Higher time frames are harder to manipulate.

[@JH-oh9vd]

USE SL GOD DAMMIT ITS A HUGE ENDLESS MARKET

[@obengbengbeng8908]

holy sh*t! this is so true! thank you so much!!

[@AustinSilverFX]

Hey how long have you been trading?

[@SergeyKireev]

try also trading fx on 1 min charts, pal )

[@fractalflowpro]

I'm not sure what your point is.

[@azlifestyle5316]

Use a trailing stop order. Problem solved.

[@fractalflowpro]

That makes no sense

[@azlifestyle5316]

@@fractalflowpro It'll protect you from any massive reversal.

[@azlifestyle5316]

Explain yourself instead of coming with pointless one liners

[@fractalflowpro]

You're missing the point of the video. The main issue here is the predictability of retail traders' behavior, and the fact they all place their orders at the same places. The "massive reversal" is also not the issue. The problem is that large traders can tip them over precisely because retail traders have an obvious way of placing orders. It doesn't matter how much retail traders are going to lose or win, so your suggestion doesn't make any sense. The focal point here is more on the entry rather than the stop order.

[@buytenplaetsblog2371]

@@fractalflowpro so retail traders are just idiots for making the same obvious mistake every time

[@davonbenson4361]

I would’ve taken my profit, when the number 8 time period closed.

[@uknownm5994]

Yh

[@mcapone0121]

Wtffff u menta do thennnnnnn

[@fractalflowpro]

Understand how to the large players act

[@mcapone0121]

@@fractalflowpro they basically js tke put any obvious stop losses

[@fractalflowpro]

It's more than that. There is a psychological process to it. If you're capable of understanding it, you can profit from it, or at least stop being a victim from stop hunting.

[@mcapone0121]

@@fractalflowpro how can one go about gaining that knowledge 🙄

[@fractalflowpro]

I provide a course, but if you're smart you can figure it out by yourself without my help.

[@abdullahal-issaei9365]

detailed and well explained. Excellent work.