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What is the theory of reflexivity? How does it function? - InvestMentor - 0 views

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    The Theory of Reflexivity connects the trader's perceptions and market's actuality through a self-fulfilling loop. It may result in price movements that consistently and noticeably depart from the equilibrium price. The successful investor and philosopher George Soros think that stock market volatility results from the shifting opinions of all investors. He contends that these impressions are more influenced by how people perceive reality, which is affected by many macroeconomic and psychological aspects, than actual events. Then again, what exactly is this General Theory of Reflexivity? What benefits does it offer traders? What are the theory's lessons, exactly?
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Combine Double Bottoms with Bollinger Bands To Get The Relative Limits - 0 views

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    There are many known patterns of technical analysis such as double tops, double bottoms, ascending triangles etc. This indicator helps you to recognize the highs and lows of the prices of stocks in a day. Some more characteristics of the stocks are also easy to understand with the help of this trading strategy. You can know whether the stock is trending or not. You may also judge whether the stock is volatile or not. When you use Bollinger bands, you find that the bands twisted tightly. This twisting of bands indicates that the stock is traded in a narrow range. This means at this moment there will be price breakout or breakdown.
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Topic: CRISIL downgrades eight public sector banks Changes outlook to Â?NegativeÂ? on five other - 0 views

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    Indian equity market is cheering with neutral to positive trend. FIIs have cleared their intentions. Volatility is likely to continue for some more time as the market awaits a bigger trigger events which could come in the form of earnings growth.
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Why not Invest in Penny Stocks? - Trading Fuel - 1 views

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    Why not Invest in Penny Stocks?: Everyone is familiar with the fact of the stock market that it is volatile in nature and risky. There are thousands of companies including small companies and large companies listed on the NSE and BSE. Small public companies' stock with very low prices is known as penny stocks. Penny stocks are highly speculative because people gamble with huge bids. The price of penny stocks is very low (below 10₹) so people think that they can buy more quantity, but due to very fewer demand chances of the price going high of the stocks is also very low.
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