the stuff I'm trying to hide is a million times more valuable than the stuff I'm not.
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Replying to @NotQuiteMidlife @nope_its_lily and


It's a really important point tho.
What you can see resting in the book is what others don't mind you seeing.1 reply 1 retweet 16 likes -
Replying to @therobotjames @NotQuiteMidlife and
interesting point. does this imply that, in thry, there shouldnt be any edge in trading based on DepthOfMarket information?
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Replying to @M1tchRosenthal @NotQuiteMidlife and
It's still useful. But more for technical reasons than to infer much about trader intent.
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Replying to @therobotjames @M1tchRosenthal and
I mean it’s also useful because in some markets there are a lot of dumb traders who show their hand
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Replying to @macrocephalopod @therobotjames and
ah I see. in thry, there could be a similar argument for some basic TA signals (massive high volume range breaks). I agree that true edge is likely elsewhere, tho personally find value in some of it
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Replying to @M1tchRosenthal @therobotjames and
The difference is that there is a direct link between the gate of the order book and current supply/demand. Seeing a new high on large volume mostly tells you about past supply/demand (it may be informative about the future but the link is far less clear).
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Financial markets are one of the only places you can say anything testable/measurable about supply and demand! You can get extremely granular info about the order book and completed trades, and how they interact and change over time. Macroecon absolutely btfo.
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