Posted On: 12/30/2015 9:00:07 PM
Post# of 96892
The actual trade has an impact at the second of the transaction - each transaction, the cumulative total that is reported at the end of the day. But the real potential disruption is muted in two ways
1. People don't understand until the trading floor is closed that it was another high volume day. The excitement factor, the movement factor never takes effect, and
2. Per Alan, these are all short transactions that are reported as a nebulous T trade, not as a short transaction.
Both impacts are pshychological, but pshychology in the markets is 90% of what goes on. Its is a huge game of chicken and an evaluation of who has the biggest brassiest BALLS.
So from now on I want all of you to wake up in the morning, look at your Sweetie laying next to you and tell her in your strongest deepest most convincing voice that YOU have the BIGGEST SET OF BRASS BALLS she is ever going to fondle
See what it does for you.
Paul
1. People don't understand until the trading floor is closed that it was another high volume day. The excitement factor, the movement factor never takes effect, and
2. Per Alan, these are all short transactions that are reported as a nebulous T trade, not as a short transaction.
Both impacts are pshychological, but pshychology in the markets is 90% of what goes on. Its is a huge game of chicken and an evaluation of who has the biggest brassiest BALLS.
So from now on I want all of you to wake up in the morning, look at your Sweetie laying next to you and tell her in your strongest deepest most convincing voice that YOU have the BIGGEST SET OF BRASS BALLS she is ever going to fondle
See what it does for you.
Paul
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