Spectre2007
Registered: Dec 2006
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10-24-12 11:22 PM
So when prices shoot above or below ATR, Algo is driving price to the point that it recruits as many participants that it can then it does a 180, the recruits are left buying at the high end of ATR and selling at low end of ATR, before price heads to the other end of ATR. If price truely breaks out of ATR it's again driving prices to force counter parties to take the other side of the trade but this time it doesn't let the counterparties to exit by keeping price in a new ATR. Time and trends eventually force counterparties to exit in the new ATR at a loss. It's zero sum.
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