[00:03] use the glass as a guide to trade, especially beginners. Do you want me to tell you why you can't do this and clearly show this? Often in the glass we will see large buy or sell orders, but sometimes when the price approaches
[00:19] it flies by and without even slowing down. Why does this happen? The fact is that this large order can be placed with the aim of attracting small to buy from it if it is for buying or sell from it if it is for selling, but
[00:35] as soon as the price approaches this large order and tries to break through it, this order suddenly disappears and the price does not even stop on it. Do you want me to show you how this is done? This is the Tinkoff browser terminal. The glass chart is an American terminal,
[00:54] Das Trader, connected through an American broker to many. Let's run now. I will combine these two terminals into one window and show one feature one window and show one feature [music].
[01:15] completing the construction, on the right side, I have the Tinkoff terminal glass. On both terminals, we see the same instrument, and let's say I want to sell 2,000 shares at a price  626 but I want to show a much
[01:28] smaller number of shares so as not to scare small players and so that the price does not go away from my site. The das trader terminal has a function with which I can hide my order size. Look, I place an order to sell 2000 shares
[01:44] I place an order to sell 2000 shares at a price of 626, this window, I just enter the number of shares that will be shown
[01:57] and this is the true size of my position. I click short. Please note that at the price of 626, the shares in the Tinkoff terminal were added. That is, my position is
[02:10] Tinkoff terminal were added. That is, my position is 2000 shares, but here only 100 shares are shown. 2000 shares, but here only 100 shares are shown. 9 shares through others. For example, I want to show the true value of my shares. I
[02:23] show the true value of my shares. I place 2000 and my order. You see 2000 shares. Or let's say I want to sell 1500 shares and I will show only 100. You
[02:47] see 100 shares of the opposition, we are 1500. Well, now I remove the display value so that the system shows the true size of my position. You see exactly the same.  A large player may show a large position, but in reality
[03:02] nonexistent. You shouldn't trust what you see in the order book. the top positions to understand the size. The true value can only be seen on a chart. This isn't always the case with
[03:18] Russian brokers. You'll see the true price of American stocks in the terminal. I'll talk about this some other time. [music]