Financial instruments and the price fluctuations

All global investments which seek profiting from the financial markets start from defining the market makers’ question: How is the price of every financial instrument formed on the market?
The price of every financial instrument is a reflection of the worth of the financial instrument and the underlying assets, which loses value or gains value depending on the direction in which the price moves.

The price may register the value and worth of everything a public company does or does not do, in the same way everything may be registered in the price of a financial instrument – the investors perceptions, the activity on the market, the market structure, the supply and demand etc., which is an indication of the trend towards loss of value or acquiring of value – all reflected in the price.

The activity of the price movements is setting the parameters of the price fluctuations, defining the reachability of the price movement – what price the financial instrument may reach as a VALUATION before falling, or what price the asset may fall to before reaching a new high.

Value investment is an alternative way to technical and fundamental analysis trading on the global financial markets.

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