My influence on Market...plz help

#1
My assumption:

lets say company X traded around 10000 shares today and it's price increased by 1% , it means buyers were more than sellers. Now if I buy 50000 share of that company..can i expect more than 1% gain..given that beside me only 10000 shares traded....

plz let me know if i m wrong newhere above...m confused about this :confused: , in case i m wrong in my assumption than what are the factors which affects on price of share specially intraday rates

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#2
increase in price is caused by more demand and less supply,how many shares traded is not in question ......at a particular price,what is the demand and supply will dertmine the price....it moves on ...more supply menas more sellers ..price go down...as sellers tend to sell fast by reducing price a bit than others....on the whole traded quantity matter only on which side that is sell or buy side has taken place...so more on buy side means increase in price.

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suba
 
#3
My assumption:

lets say company X traded around 10000 shares today and it's price increased by 1% , it means buyers were more than sellers. Now if I buy 50000 share of that company..can i expect more than 1% gain..given that beside me only 10000 shares traded....

plz let me know if i m wrong newhere above...m confused about this :confused: , in case i m wrong in my assumption than what are the factors which affects on price of share specially intraday rates

waiting for reply ...
Today's history cannot forecast supply at a price X tomorrow. (if it is a significant price technically, then supply can be expected but not its quantum). You may be able to move the market temporarily - until supply comes in.

In case you plan doing some such thing pls get informal agreement with MF and owners not to flood the market with supply, until X target is met. Then you will be honored with the name "operator".

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m
 
#4
According to you price is increased & 10000 share traded mean 10000 share's of buying similerly 10000 share are selling by someone. According to me increasing or decreasing of prise is depend on force of buyer or seller. if buyer force is more stronger then price move in there favour & vice versa.
 

AceX

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#5
I think we are making a fundamental mistake by generalizing, supply and demand in financial markets.What about futures? Does a fall in price in future contract mean there are fixed number of contracts, and at that moment, supply was much more than demand?

Interestingly, it was mentioned, that a rise in price does not equate to more buyers. In fact for every, for every trade made there are equal number of buyers and sellers on the opposite side of the pit.

Then what makes the prices fall?

Its the aggressiveness of the parties which determine any price. I might be aggressively buying, but if anyone/a group is selling more aggressively than me, then the prices will fall. The aggression can be borne from two factors, optimism and desperation.
Optimism from the hope that, prices will appreciate, desperation to get out before prices fall and take me with it. Yes, desperation is an important factor in falling of prices, but pessimism [from bears] also play an important role.

Hope I didn't confuse you.
AceX
 

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