Do you know the names of the individuals of the company who actually adjust the price according to supply and demand? Like are they called the Market mediators or what
I love this explanation. If you really look into this, you can see how a stock can be manipulated based on numbers. If an organization or a group of them can own the total volume of supply and demand, they can control the price and shake retail investors out of their positions.
A company with great fundamentals, how will its share price reflect if it's based on perception? Also a company with great revenue has an earning per share higher than its current price. EPS v market price? Does it matter if it's an otc v nasdaq? Thanks
Cheers from Australia for the awesome content.. I started about a month ago.. And im putting in the work just researching atm i spend about 2 hrs a day ... I think the most research iv been doing so far is putting a list of trusted and Aus stock regestered online stock brokers together .. And start working out the best start .. So thanks again for the awesome help.
So where does the money go? I know the seller gets the money from the buyer, but shouldn’t the company ABC gets the money? Or do they only get it one time when they issued the shares at a specific price in the first place? If so, then how would companies like Apple continuing to make money from their stocks since they don’t issue more shares and instead buying back shares?
How companies gets benefitted from stock price movement? If buyers and sellers are regular people who's money exchanged between their pockets only. How company comes in between to be benefitted? Specially from intraday trades. Thanks.
Companies can benefit in many ways, but here are some examples. 1 they can sell some of their own shares. 2 they get great and free pr for having high price or fast price rise. 3 when hiring they can offer future employees stock as a signing bonus, thus making it easier to hire talented people, usually it comes with some terms like u must work x years to actually sell those shares, so they also ensure that talent wont leave easily. Tbh there are so many more ways for companies to benefit but, I think you get the picture now.
Help me out Clay. Im an uneducated individual with SOME money. I want to start trading but I have no clue where to start. Do you sell your advice professionally outside of TH-cam?
With this explanation, you can dump any stock to zero if you have enough shares to sell/ if offered shares exceed the supply, and you sell with a market order. Why does this not happen as a manipulative move more often? What are the preventive measures to avoid crashing any stock to zero at any point?
@@claytrader Actually it's not a difference between practice and theory, but a lack of knowledge regarding any theory, I guess. To overcome this lack of knowledge, I browse TH-cam. You helped me to close this gap of not knowing a bit more. Thanks! The seller part could have been explained a bit better in your example. A seller usually does not exactly know how much supply is available at a certain point. He can place limit orders, but in this case he can end up waiting forever. However, good explanation!
Hey clay! I really like your videos and subscribed to the webinar. I'm curious about the 73 days. I aim to learn to make money work for me short and long term. Will that be discussed in the event?
Hey Clay! Sometimes in highly volatile markets, a stock hits a certain price but doesn't show on the chart. This happens especially with stop losses. Why does this happen?
@@claytrader I had one instance where my stop loss was close to the price and it got executed but according to the chart, the stop loss price wasn't traded at all. Here is a link for example: support.zerodha.com/category/trading-and-markets/kite-web-and-mobile/articles/the-trigger-price-of-my-stop-loss-order-was-never-hit-as-per-the-charts-and-yet-my-sl-got-triggered
I'm thinking it's something to do with game theory. There's obviously a group of sellers who want to sell at $50. They could wait until there are buyers at that price. But, every seller at that price has to take into consideration that the other sellers might just sell at $49 and so on, pushing the price further down. So, even though they want to sell at $50, they're worried that other sellers will bite the bullet and sell at $49, so they bite the bullet first. That's what I'm guessing anyway. FOMO, I want to get in before the other guy and get the best price I can before it changes even more.
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You make learning about the stock market fun and easy for us beginners. Thanks!
Thanks for watching
So more supply and less demand decreases the stock price and less supply and more demand increases the stock price
Boom
Very simplified, clear and concise
:-)
Good video. I think you could've expanded the example more. Showing the scenario in which new sellers arrive with the higher price.
Noted!
Do you know the names of the individuals of the company who actually adjust the price according to supply and demand? Like are they called the Market mediators or what
it's just lines of computer code
Ohhhhhh ok...
There called the big boys
Thank you soooo much, great explenation and great video!
You're very welcome!
I love this explanation. If you really look into this, you can see how a stock can be manipulated based on numbers. If an organization or a group of them can own the total volume of supply and demand, they can control the price and shake retail investors out of their positions.
In theory.
i gotta say, it was obvious for most but you are a good explainer
Thanks Ray!
Perfectly explained. Can you please tell us how can i identify in which direction the price will go ?
I'd encourage you to sign up for my (free) class I offer here claytrader.com/1-hour-trader-transformation/
How do you know if people want to sell/buy stocks?
By looking at a tool known as "Level 2".
Great information thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Is it true that when price of a microcap or midcap goes high (upper circuit) ,then at that point of time it is difficult to sell it?
The price "goes up" because people are willing to buy at that price.
A company with great fundamentals, how will its share price reflect if it's based on perception? Also a company with great revenue has an earning per share higher than its current price. EPS v market price? Does it matter if it's an otc v nasdaq? Thanks
"great fundamentals" is a matter of opinion... or "perspective".
Great information
Cheers!
Cheers from Australia for the awesome content..
I started about a month ago.. And im putting in the work just researching atm i spend about 2 hrs a day ... I think the most research iv been doing so far is putting a list of trusted and Aus stock regestered online stock brokers together .. And start working out the best start .. So thanks again for the awesome help.
And thank you for watching Gordon!
So where does the money go? I know the seller gets the money from the buyer, but shouldn’t the company ABC gets the money? Or do they only get it one time when they issued the shares at a specific price in the first place? If so, then how would companies like Apple continuing to make money from their stocks since they don’t issue more shares and instead buying back shares?
They get the money the FIRST time the share is sold.
How companies gets benefitted from stock price movement? If buyers and sellers are regular people who's money exchanged between their pockets only. How company comes in between to be benefitted? Specially from intraday trades. Thanks.
Companies can benefit in many ways, but here are some examples. 1 they can sell some of their own shares. 2 they get great and free pr for having high price or fast price rise. 3 when hiring they can offer future employees stock as a signing bonus, thus making it easier to hire talented people, usually it comes with some terms like u must work x years to actually sell those shares, so they also ensure that talent wont leave easily. Tbh there are so many more ways for companies to benefit but, I think you get the picture now.
@@LlamitaFiel Absolutely. I got it. Thanks.
Armand gave a good answer.
Very nice explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
This is really helpful! Thank you so much, sir!
You're very welcome!
Help me out Clay. Im an uneducated individual with SOME money. I want to start trading but I have no clue where to start. Do you sell your advice professionally outside of TH-cam?
I offer a community here claytrader.com/team/
With this explanation, you can dump any stock to zero if you have enough shares to sell/ if offered shares exceed the supply, and you sell with a market order. Why does this not happen as a manipulative move more often? What are the preventive measures to avoid crashing any stock to zero at any point?
Because there is a difference between theory and reality.
@@claytrader Actually it's not a difference between practice and theory, but a lack of knowledge regarding any theory, I guess. To overcome this lack of knowledge, I browse TH-cam. You helped me to close this gap of not knowing a bit more. Thanks!
The seller part could have been explained a bit better in your example. A seller usually does not exactly know how much supply is available at a certain point. He can place limit orders, but in this case he can end up waiting forever.
However, good explanation!
@@stebarg correct, however this is a "101" video. I'm not gonna go too far down rabbit holes for a "101" video.
Is that the diagram that shows green (up) and red (down)?? In the graph? Correct?? It does up and down?
Correct.
@@claytrader Thanks alot ..👍👍
@@Moodboard39 you're welcome
You are a great teacher Clay
Thanks for watching!
thank you man ❤
You're welcome!
Hey clay! I really like your videos and subscribed to the webinar. I'm curious about the 73 days. I aim to learn to make money work for me short and long term. Will that be discussed in the event?
Yes, sure will!
@@claytrader Awesome, thanks. See you then.
Love your videos Clay 🙌
Thanks for watching
Thanks.I had thought that share prices change because of fluctuations in current affairs-politics,or outbreak of coronavirus.
That's what will cause "the people" to behave in a certain manner.
I don't know why but i'm in too the stock Market lately let's see where it gets me
Great!
Hey Clay! Sometimes in highly volatile markets, a stock hits a certain price but doesn't show on the chart. This happens especially with stop losses. Why does this happen?
I'm not sure what you mean.
@@claytrader I had one instance where my stop loss was close to the price and it got executed but according to the chart, the stop loss price wasn't traded at all.
Here is a link for example: support.zerodha.com/category/trading-and-markets/kite-web-and-mobile/articles/the-trigger-price-of-my-stop-loss-order-was-never-hit-as-per-the-charts-and-yet-my-sl-got-triggered
Thanks!
Cheers
How do people know what the price is that people want to sell/buy? is this determined by limit orders?
This should help claytrader.com/videos/day-trading-for-beginners-my-online-trade-platform-explained-in-detail/
👍🏻👍🏻 very clear, thank you
Thank you for watching.
what really drives a stock price up? if the stock price per share is 20.00 a share. How does it get to 60.00 a share?
I cover that in the video.
@@claytrader I’ll watch it again
great!
What is a good/realistic interactive stock market game/website that beginners can practice trading without risk?
This claytrader.com/videos/the-stock-trading-platform-for-traders-on-a-budget-best-app/
In short, the price moved because buyer and seller agreed upon a (new) price of $49.75 and the deal was closed successfully.
Correct, and it happens in a fraction of a second.
Im still confused. The amount invested was by 25 people. If theres 5 left that want to sell, why cant they get back $50 each?
What if there are no buyers? Where are they going to get the $50 from?
@@claytrader Ah. Thank you
@@Daily_Godly you're welcome
I'm thinking it's something to do with game theory. There's obviously a group of sellers who want to sell at $50. They could wait until there are buyers at that price. But, every seller at that price has to take into consideration that the other sellers might just sell at $49 and so on, pushing the price further down. So, even though they want to sell at $50, they're worried that other sellers will bite the bullet and sell at $49, so they bite the bullet first. That's what I'm guessing anyway. FOMO, I want to get in before the other guy and get the best price I can before it changes even more.
Can you do a video or point me in right direction on how too count pips etc thats on tradingveiw
if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", that's the entire idea behind my private trading community (which you are welcomed to join) which you can find here claytrader.com/team/
Hey Clay, thank you for this. Do you have a recommendation on a broker for a beginner? Preferably a broker that has an intuitive trading interface...
Gus Foreue try webull it’s completely free and live trading and aftermarket and pre market
Here ya go Gus claytrader.com/videos/the-stock-trading-platform-for-traders-on-a-budget-best-app/
Robinhood?
@@illia_troshuk7071 no, they are pure garbage.
@@claytrader I'm investing already 6 month in RH, why they are garbage?
should we have to buy stocks related health services because of cronaV ? like BCRX,AIM,ALT,INO,APT....
if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", that's the entire idea behind my private trading community (which you are welcomed to join) which you can find here claytrader.com/team/
Thanks
You're welcome
How do companies know how many people are interested in buying shares
By how many people are buying their shares.
Who decides the initlal price?
Investment bankers
Ishares international treasury bond went up from $50 to $200,000 for about 30 minutes. Can you explain this to me at all?
I'm not sure what you are referring to.
ClayTrader i dmed you a picture on instagram
ClayTrader ishares international treasury bond etf
The big boys move the market
Kind of.
The PPT
PPT?
@@claytrader Plunge Protection Team. It's a government entity that controls the volatility in the stock market.
My creativity is of the charts said a 5 year old
Gooood
thx
And thank you for watching!