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Hey guys!
Have you ever thought about the process of money allocation? The question might seem a little bit noobie, but it isn't.
The point is that those people who had experience at trading desk in an investment bank often tell that their eyes had been opened by that experience because afterwards when they saw a chart they could imagine the process behind price formations.
We all know the main principles of accumulation and distribution of smart money, but maybe there is some information on the web on the technical schemes of real money accumulation and distribution. I assume that accumulation of a large position should take time and should be done in a range and mostly this process is done by algorithms. But how do staff learn in an investment bank how and when to accumulate? There is no information on that in any financial course or CFA or other stuff. But financial sphere is huge and every year many ex-traders come in and out of banks. Is it really the case that there is still no leaks on that technical process?
I know that it is real for a retail trader to distinguish flat(range) from a trend, but it would be awsome to understand the principles of those trading algos that keep price in a range and real reasons for squeezes or widenings of a range. Cause begind every candle and every price formation is money and behind money are algos=people.
Is there any literature on the subject concerning futures market?
Thanks indeed!
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