Thanx sdc...will check it out hopefully this evening sometime..as far as the part where institutions are the ones that run stops thats a fact...for some reason many have always thought it was brokers but I never could see how they could..I guess its because of talk of brokers being on the opposite side of your trades...thats just the way it works...to have a seller you must have a matching buyer...in order have a buyer there has to be a matching seller..thats your broker...its just the simple mechanics of it and the broker is naturally on the other side since they are the ones you buy from or sell to.Banks on the other hand can cause chaos by pulling their bids and bringing about an excessive spread conditions to either discourage trading at news times or even better for them is trapping unsuspecting traders that have market orders executing with enormous spreads.Dont know all their tricks to run stops like for example around Tokyo open but no doubt they have lots of tricks.On thing I do see rather often is a wild swing or huge spinning top candle on for example FOMC minutes release..check the top and bottom of that candle and see it usually marks major support line at bottom and major resistance at top...near these levels stops abound are are easily triggered. Gonna be interesting to see that video and thanx again sdc
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