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📚Complete Book - Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre
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If you think prices go up because there are "more buyers than sellers," you are fundamentally wrong. In every single trade, one buyer is matched with one seller. The quantity is always equal.

So, what actually moves the price?

In this video, we strip away the retail myths and look at the raw mechanics of the market. We dive into the Order Book to understand the war between "Passive" Limit Orders (The Wall) and "Aggressive" Market Orders (The Hammer). We explain how Liquidity Gaps cause flash crashes and how to use Richard Wyckoff’s "Effort vs. Result" analysis to spot when the Smart Money is trapping you.

In this market mechanics breakdown:

The Great Myth: Why "More Buyers" is mathematically impossible.

Order Types: The difference between "Resting Liquidity" and "Aggressive Flow."

Liquidity Gaps: Why prices teleport through thin air.

Wyckoff Logic: How to read "Effort" (Volume) versus "Result" (Price).

The 4 Phases: Identifying Accumulation, Markup, Distribution, and Markdown .

Stop reading the chart like a retail trader. Start reading the order flow like an institution.

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