An order on the screen does not always represent genuine demand. Spoofing uses orders entered with the intent to cancel before execution to create a misleading picture of buying or selling interest. It is prohibited market manipulation, not legitimate algorithmic trading.

Nurp @NurpOfficial · 2026-10-24

视频封面

更多来自 @NurpOfficial

#1
Slower inflation does not undo earlier price increases. The inflation rate measures how quickly prices change. The price level reflects where those increases have left us. This ex…
Nurp @NurpOfficial · 21 小时前
#2
Gold doesn't rise in every stock market crash. This comparison looks at four historical sell-offs and how gold behaved alongside the S&P 500. The lesson is diversification, no…
Nurp @NurpOfficial · 1 天前
#3
Income is what comes in. Wealth is what you own after subtracting what you owe. A high salary and lasting financial security are not the same thing. The yield example in this vide…
Nurp @NurpOfficial · 2 天前
#4
A strong start to Q4 has often been followed by a strong finish. This breakdown examines the historical years when the S&P 500 entered the fourth quarter up 10-20%. The patter…
Nurp @NurpOfficial · 3 天前
#5
Midas: a look back at September 2026. The featured account's report shows returns alongside drawdown, balance, and equity. Those measures belong together when reviewing performanc…
Nurp @NurpOfficial · 3 天前
#6
The Nasdaq's March 2000 peak looked very different in hindsight. A fast-rising market can make risk easier to overlook. This historical example is a reminder to define your proces…
Nurp @NurpOfficial · 4 天前

查看 @NurpOfficial 的全部帖子