Kardec Trader explains how markets actually move: aggressive buyers consuming passive sellers. When a seller sits at 145 with 5 million shares but only 1 million buyers show up, the price goes higher. The people waiting on the sidelines, not those already posted, are what really drive the market.
About 5 million shares.
About 1 million shares.
Now let's say there are like sellers sitting at 145, which is like say 5 million shares. So there was like a big seller at 2.3. Anything above the price is going to be a seller. Say, for example, there are like buyers sitting here. One million shares. How aggressive the buyers are. Because to take the seller, yes, there are more sellers at the moment, but the stock still pushed towards the upside. Aggressive buyers, they pushed the price towards the upside. They broke this level. They consumed these sellers. These sellers got exhausted and we saw a push towards the upside. So new buyers came into the picture. That says like, okay, there are more buyers in the market because the new buyers came into into the picture. I always want to know how aggressive the buyers are. Yeah, so there are like, I would say two participants in the market. Those people who are sitting and those people who are actually putting the orders in. So these are sitting in the market. What people are doing on the sidelines. Because this, everyone can see, you can't trade based on this. Like, there are more sellers than the buyers, but the stock still pushed towards the upside. What are these people who are waiting on the sidelines they are doing? That's what moves the market.
