Trading With Natural Principles

摘要

Prices may fluctuate widely, but they tend to revert to or respect a moving average just as the size of sweet peas, human height and many elements in nature do, a tendency that can be useful in establishing market positions. The financial markets of the world are essentially huge masses of humanity, some acting rationally, many not, all buying and selling in a gargantuan version of an old-fashion marketplace of the kind still seen in many third world countries around the globe. The tentacles of these hurly-burly marketplaces reach around the world into offices, homes and factories on every continent, except possibly Antarctica. Exchange and government officials struggle to keep the billions of transactions taking place as orderly as possible. It isn't always possible, but most of the time it is. Within the confines of their rules and regulations, a sea of money, goods and services is changing hands every second.