All posts made by S3052 in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread
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Post 2191912 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.59h):
This entire line of conversation is a stark reminder that it does not matter what currency dominates the world. At the end of the day, rich people still will look down on poor people so nothing will ever change in that capacity. Rich people will be dorkier than they are today, but just as hateful and oppressive as rich people have ever been.
Really sad and depressing way to start the morning.
+1
Their manipulation of the BTC market is annoying too. That is on topic, after all isn't this the wall movement tracker thread? It's their walls that are messing everything up. If more money does come into BTC then even they won't be able to afford to do that any more, which will let BTC reflect its true value and can only be a good thing. That is of course until the scumbag banks join in with even bigger walls of course.
BTC is just an intermediate step to something much greater. In the short term we have to get the criminals out of politics and government (which means a total revamp of our system).
Regarding the walls - just don't look at them. Buy
and sell when you need to. Big players might see those walls but really, what do they do outside of psychologically? Thus far we don't have any shorting of BTC, and that is a good thing.
We need to protect ourselves from the bankers. They all have the same thing on their minds, war and...
there is quite some shorting possible on
www.bitfinex.com
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Post 2202931 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_10.59h):
People bought btcs because of anticipation of a "big announcement" in the conference which finally turn out to be a lackluster one.
To be honest, pretty much everyone knew the conference would a big "nothing". (In terms of important announcement)
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Post 2257797 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.00h):
I think were done for today. Or maybe even the weekend. That would be fine with me. Lets not get over excited. That usually results in a crash.
I don't think the action is over for today. mt.gox appears just about ready to retest 130 again (and will most likely fail once more - still about 5000
BTC there).
YeH, probably not the action itself but i can see it stay around 129 for a few days. But i can also see myself veing wrong
Eh, I was half right at least. I will take what I can get.
It's great to be able to watch this live if you were already all in before it started.
That's why I'm all in since a good couple of months now! It was a bit painful to see the massive drop especially as I'd been selling some bitcoin for a friend at Ģ168 but although I could in principle have doubled my bitcoins had my timing been perfect life is a lot less stressful with the decision already made. And at least I don't get the 'doh, I've missed the boat' feeling at times like this
anyway, our forecast is fully on track and subscribers know it
let the BITBEARS say what they want..
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Post 2257952 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.00h):
The lull got me out of the house for a couple days, but enough of that real life shit. Bring on the action!
nice one
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Post 2352057 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.01h):
i'm not registred and i can see it, ty.
this drop was severe and is berish until 130-135 is cleared to the upside again
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Post 2408871 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.03h):
You know, what confuses me about this drop, is it doesn't appear to be triggered by anything. I've been a firm believer that we would retest our lows in the 60-80 range at some point, but I always assumed it be triggered by some major news event. How sick would it be if this was the ultimate bear trap. Shake all the weak hands and run it up to 500.
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Post 2497489 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.05h):
It's not the same at all. Not even remotely comparable.
Weather forecasting is running mathematical models through a simulator, looking for convergent outcomes, and assigning probabilities to them. It is mathematics based on science. It is not always accurate -- because that is the nature of probability; and the models can always be improved. The beef you have with weather forecasts may also be more to do with how they are presented rather than the forecast anyway. "48% chance of rain" is much more useful than a picture of rainclouds over your city.
On the other hand, technical analysis is based on the assumption that markets are predictable in behaviour due to regular patterns in aggregate human emotion. TAs will tell you that they are modelling market emotion. However they are not -- you will never see any such model presented. Rather they are using patterns in historical price and volume to predict future price and volume. Usually based on premises (such as Eliott Wave) that are 100 years old.
You will see lots of fancy indicators -- however they are all based on the same raw data: historical trades (There is no other data available). They are not even remotely modelling the underlying users and markets at play. You almost never see any TA that attempts to model the reasons for rises and falls. They treat price falls due to bad news, technical glitches, and manipulation equally, assuming that the average market participant knows nothing of the underlying causes too. This may have been (somewhat) useful for Wall St. a century ago, but to an Internet currency in 2013? Really?
One could say, that (historical) price data reflects the underlying users and their feelings, behavior and reactions.
Furthermore TA could be translated into "mathematical functions" and drawing lines is only a visual representation of that.
Technical analysis of bitcoin charts and bitcoin prices has worked very well over its entire trading history since 2010, even in the beginning when market cap was tiny
I still remember the first TA with a triangle at 0.065$ where we predicted the huge breakout
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Post 2555589 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.06h):
Another boring weekend for BTC.. there are more action at the LTC market now.
Now that's so quiet at BTC... What you guys think is happening at LTC market? Really fast growth, but I'm still not ready to sell yet...
It's simple, MtGox says they will accept Litecoin soon, the price rises 1-2 dollars. They fail to deliver, it drops 1-2 dollars. Once it finally is on MtGox, it will do the same.
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Post 2556045 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.06h):
having MtGoc accepting LTC may be good, but it is not THE one thing that affects LTC prices. Litecoin prices have and can further explode without MtGox
Yes, but the recent rise is definitely due to MtGox's press release. Same with the last few rises. I wouldn't be surprised if Gox picks up a bunch of Litecoins over on BTC-e before they release the press.
But independently, the technical analysis showed already over the past weeks and days that the next move will be up big time.
I wonder if this could be like bitcoin in Feb - May 2013...
Litecoin 100 $ is not impossible
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Post 2558490 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.06h):
can someone explain why they should be a money transmitter?
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Post 2558605 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.06h):
can someone explain why they should be a money transmitter? Because they have created an org that is a central point of contact for money transmission businesses. Remember that whole "centralization is evil" thing? Well they did it anyway.
thanks. got it
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Post 2574429 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.06h):
The spike at mtgox is really artificial as people flee this exchange with their bitcoins stuffed into their wallets...
Just look at the bitstamp order book where you see the opposite ...
Everyone is trying to sell
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Post 2820652 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.12h):
There is some exciting news that will materialize soon though.
the exciting news is that bitcoin is rallying, in line with our forecast :-)
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Post 2820725 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.12h):
There is some exciting news that will materialize soon though.
the exciting news is that bitcoin is rallying, in line with our forecast :-)of course, I didnt think for one second than any substantial amount of money from $130 down was withdrawn back into bank accounts. There's still quite a bit of latent money sitting on sideline exchanges I imagine.
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Post 2826433 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.12h):
I cannot trust a rally in a market where people can't get the USD out.
Except for April, never has the price been more fake and artificial than right now.
That seems so simple and evident to me.
Why is the sentiment so bullish? Did I miss some big piece of news?
I hope some big news is happening soon, and maybe the buyer whale/s already know/s it
This means that the news will follow prices, apart from very short term news spikes.
We anticipated well the rally we are seeing now because an important trend line has been broken to the upside .
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Post 2856324 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.12h):
I'll just leave this here:
It is worth noting (even though I have been in and out of BTC lately):
At some point in the next year or a bit later, maybe even in a few months, you are going to see one of Spain, Portugal, Italy, etc. go under (Banking system or a large part there of).
When that happens (or as we approach it and it is obvious to some), you are going to see the BTC price explode. Absolutely explode. Your reaction will be like swimming in the ocean and
seeing a 21ft Great White Shark nearby, but just far enough away for you to maybe make it. It will shock you and you will remember it forever. It will be a bubble though and it will correct, unless we have a wider systematic collapse. But, it will not correct fully down as many of the 12 million or so coins out there will be in strong hands. It will probably be an extrapolation of what we have already seen.
So, we are all playing a game. Yeah, we don't want to get caught in BTC if it corrects again hard down. But we all know the times we are living in. If we were living in
times of solid banking and not as corrupt governments, BTC would depend solely on it's low transactions fees, perhaps the darknet, etc. But we are living in times where Central banks (ECB) take 47.5% of
your money in a bail-in and other countries are seeing that as a model.
Good luck to you all, but lets not simplify things. It can go any way at any time. Be careful and don't lose sight of that and don't lose sight of what BTC represents.
Enjoy the ride and don't forget that when the shit does hit the fan,
It's about sharing
Very well said!
This scenario is quite likely.
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Post 2859308 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.12h):
we still see this phenomenon:
1) During a rally, people who still have USD/other fiat funds at MtGox buy BTC
2) Many of them transfer them to other exchanges, mainly Bitstamp
3) As a consequence, the order book bid/ask ratios are inverse at MtGox versus Bitstamp
4) Ultimately, MtGox market share drops further. Today, we again see Bitstamp with the same USD market share as MtGox:
mtgoxUSD 103.7500 11,865.21
bitstampUSD 96.8500 10,781.35
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Post 2860147 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.12h):
We're about to enter a (short-term, at least, but tradeable IMO) trend reversal, downwards, judging by what I look at. Still avoidable though if price picks up, to 104, 105 maybe.
Interestingly, mtg and bit are decoupled to a degree right now, with bit looking slightly more positive. The two exchanges are still strongly linked of course, but I noticed that there's at least some instances in the past 2 months were bit actually lead mtg. Not the norm though, usually still the other way round.
the increasingly better technicals on bitstamp could be driven by the fact that by now, enough traders moved left mtg and moved to bitstamp and now start actively trading there - and not only use bitstamp as withdrawing funnel
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Post 2930196 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.13h):
Maybe a third sub-sub-wave will hit 110, but I doubt it will eat the wall.
Anyway, it's 3.30 am and I have to go to sleep, so I'll miss the action (if any).
nom nom nom
Bummer! Why does this happen while I'm asleep, again? Can't stay awake 24h / day...
I placed my sell order just below 110, thinking that would be the peak for yesterday.
Oh well, what goes up comes down, eventually.
It's a long term bitbullmarket
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Post 2950541 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.13h):
http://bitcoin-analytics.com/on this site there is the option to see the all USD consolidated order book: go to depth and select allUSD (just for info. I do not have any relationship with this website)
My point is that, to assess the entire bitcoin price direction using order depth, it may be best to look at the entire consolidated order book.
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Post 2950657 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.13h):
http://bitcoin-analytics.com/on this site there is the option to see the all USD consolidated order book: go to depth and select allUSD (just for info. I do not have any relationship with this website)
My point is that, to assess the entire bitcoin price direction using order depth, it may be best to look at the entire consolidated order book.
Thanks for the link.... nice site
I agree that a look at the entire order book is best, but I think this site would be more useful if it removed the price gaps between the exchanges when consolidating the orders. That way we would have a more true indication of the 'walls'.
ie consolidate them around the average price for example. It does make an implicit assumption that the gap remains constant, but when looking at a static chart this is effectively the case.
That way we don't get this overlap, which is confusing and difficult to interpret, and say instead 'if all exchanges move together, x coins would move us y dollars (all else remaining equal)'. Taking the 'arbitrage gaps' out of the consolidation would give a clearer view IMO.
Agree with you 100%.
FWIW is it just me or has the BitStamp buy side filled in considerably over the last day or so ? It almost looks balanced over there for the first time in a long while
yes, this is true. I think initially bitstamp was 80% a funnel to withdraw BTC for users who cannot withdraw from MtGox.
Once they moved BTC to bitstamp and once they saw strong BTC price development, they started to use bitstamp as their exchange
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Post 2950681 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.13h):
@ S3052 Yeh, it seems money moved there and stayed there, and perhaps new money is coming in too.
BTW I sent feedback about the site with my recommendation. Check out my edit ... different colours under the line for each exchange ... that would be REALLY cool and give the truest picture.
perfect. thanks a lot
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Post 2950939 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.13h):
If Japanese people are smart , they can bring the arbitrage gap down significantly:
Buying BTC at bitstamp, bitfinex or other exchanges , then sell BTC at MtGox in JPY, and finally withdraw JPY within Japan
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Post 2956483 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.13h):
Looks like we are going up and in more than one way (TA, bid/sum, etc.)
And something to think about, as Mining is getting bigger and bigger (bigger money, players, etc.) one has to consider that the miners (companies?) will and should also invest into BTC. Yeah, that sounds odd, mining coins and not selling them and yet buying coins. But big money has to support itself IF people do not. Not saying that will happen, but it happens in many business models, in the sense like look at Amazon, how they sold books at little to no profit to get things rolling.
+1
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Post 2988066 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
thoughts?
They should decentralize?
Once the deflation is in full force, we will see more outages. when selling starts in earnest, NASDAQ, NYSE, etc. servers wont be able to handle it.
it is like 100,000 people trying to escape out of a baseball or soccer stadium at once when only one gate is open...
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Post 3044172 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Bottom line is price going up for ALL THE WRONG REASONS. Why you mega-bulls get behind this BS I don't understand.
*edit*
i do understand because it is your bullshit
I don't try to pick on you personally.
But this point of view shows exactly why there is much more upside with bitcoin in general. Sentiment is too pessimistic. Not enough people are LONG yet for a reversal.
The trend is your friend. Dont look at fundamentals, but at technical analysis. the charts say everything.
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Post 3044379 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Bottom line is price going up for ALL THE WRONG REASONS. Why you mega-bulls get behind this BS I don't understand.
*edit*
i do understand because it is your bullshit
I don't try to pick on you personally.
But this point of view shows exactly why there is much more upside with bitcoin in general. Sentiment is too pessimistic. Not enough people are LONG yet for a reversal.
The trend is your friend. Dont look at fundamentals, but at technical analysis. the charts say everything.do they show fiat is drying up? Because it is. If you don't recognize that, you are a failboat and will sink with the rest.
btw, i don't rule out an immediate/sudden ROCKET past $200. Likely will happen. What concerns me is all the fiat exiting at rapid pace.
You are complete moron if you think fiat is getting replenlished with new deposits.
there are always times of high and low volume cycles. if fiat would be drying up too much, BTCUSD would not rise
volume in both, fiat and BTC will rise again massively
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Post 3044385 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Yup..because people with Millions on Gox wouldn't bother to fly or send someone to Japan to facilitate the exit of dollars to Yen and back to dollars or whatever currency they please.
People couldn't possibly want bitcoin..that would be insane
I'd like to hear a story of 1 person with over $200k stuck on Gox that can't find a way to get it off without buying and selling on bitstamp
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Post 3049918 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Stamp @ 129
I wonder whats the real cause of this new rally is.
I hope its not fiat getting out of mtgox in BTC form.
the real cause are simply the technical bitcoin chart patterns as we predicted weeks ago in bitcoinbullbear
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Post 3049971 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Stamp @ 129
I wonder whats the real cause of this new rally is.
I hope its not fiat getting out of mtgox in BTC form.
the real cause are simply the technical bitcoin chart patterns as we predicted weeks ago in bitcoinbullbearSo where can we find that prediction then?
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Post 3050175 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Stamp @ 129
I wonder whats the real cause of this new rally is.
I hope its not fiat getting out of mtgox in BTC form.
the real cause are simply the technical bitcoin chart patterns as we predicted weeks ago in bitcoinbullbearSo where can we find that prediction then?
Seems to be behind a pay wall.
Yes, but its worth it
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Post 3050359 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.14h):
Seems to be behind a pay wall.
Yes, but its worth it
The point is: you are claiming here that you predicted all this, but your prediction is locked up behind a $$ wall. No problem, but why proclaim your prediction here then? Copy/paste it, I would say, so we can have a discussion about it
From mid July when prices were in the 90s:
"First target is 104.17 $ on MtGox (preferably on a confirmed 3-‐day sustained move above 100 $), followed by a move back to the June high of 134.73 $".
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Post 3124191 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.15h):
GF's get boring too, then nothing ever happens with them also.
True. Some can even get expensive over time.
Maybe it's time for a replacement?
BTW mine keeps asking "what is happening with the Bitcoins?"
Nice
I want such GF too!
Any tips?
Make sure you have enough BTC
where is her picture :-) ?
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Post 3135172 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.15h):
i feel like we are going over 150 this time or soon, but i'm way more anxious about buying in at 140 than when we were at back in the 90s and contemplating whether we would hit 100 in July. I'd rather we just go back down to 110 before i buy again, but hopefully that will happen before too long and i loose my nerve and buy in above 140.
You had your chance to buy cheap coins when the price was artificially below 130 during the recent beartrap.
Hm, what do you mean artificially? To me that implies manipulation. The only potential manipulation would be a cash whale wanting a lower price.. which isnt... really manipulation.
After systematically pushing the price up for almost two months with well-placed periodic large buys accompanied by immediate bidwalls to prevent slippage, then after letting market inertia carry for a couple of days without intervention, using a couple of 5k-6k dumps to panic the price down by over $20, they spent a similar amount to return it to where it started, buying and hoarding an unknown amount of coins when the price was down below 130.
Not manipulation? This whole market is a manipulation circlejerk.
This is why outdated 19th-century/early-20th-century technical analysis is futile in the world of Bitcoin. It's time to think outside the box or get stuck in the tarpits like dinosaurs.
I earned bitcoins daytrading back in March/April by anticipating dDOS attacks on MtGox. The smart money now is on anticipating whale manipulation.
Of course the smart people don't publicize their predictions, or at least not precisely.
What a dick
He might be a dick but he's not wrong. I've been saying it for a long time, but I'll say it again. Tech analysis can work well in larger markets, but bitcoin is simply far too small for it to be of much use (I use it in some situations, but mostly stick to fundamentals).
Noone is obliged to follow technical analysis
But for those who want better results than buy and hold , they are invited to try the technical analysis for bitcoin.
The bitcoinbullbear service has outperformed buy and hold by orders of magnitudes over 3 years consistently
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Post 3135725 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.15h):
i feel like we are going over 150 this time or soon, but i'm way more anxious about buying in at 140 than when we were at back in the 90s and contemplating whether we would hit 100 in July. I'd rather we just go back down to 110 before i buy again, but hopefully that will happen before too long and i loose my nerve and buy in above 140.
You had your chance to buy cheap coins when the price was artificially below 130 during the recent beartrap.
Hm, what do you mean artificially? To me that implies manipulation. The only potential manipulation would be a cash whale wanting a lower price.. which isnt... really manipulation.
After systematically pushing the price up for almost two months with well-placed periodic large buys accompanied by immediate bidwalls to prevent slippage, then after letting market inertia carry for a couple of days without intervention, using a couple of 5k-6k dumps to panic the price down by over $20, they spent a similar amount to return it to where it started, buying and hoarding an unknown amount of coins when the price was down below 130.
Not manipulation? This whole market is a manipulation circlejerk.
This is why outdated 19th-century/early-20th-century technical analysis is futile in the world of Bitcoin. It's time to think outside the box or get stuck in the tarpits like dinosaurs.
I earned bitcoins daytrading back in March/April by anticipating dDOS attacks on MtGox. The smart money now is on anticipating whale manipulation.
Of course the smart people don't publicize their predictions, or at least not precisely.
What a dick
He might be a dick but he's not wrong. I've been saying it for a long time, but I'll say it again. Tech analysis can work well in larger markets, but bitcoin is simply far too small for it to be of much use (I use it in some situations, but mostly stick to fundamentals).
Noone is obliged to follow technical analysis
But for those who want better results than buy and hold , they are invited to try the technical analysis for bitcoin.
The bitcoinbullbear service has outperformed buy and hold by orders of magnitudes over 3 years consistently
You must be extremely rich?
It's not about me but about helping making our subscribers richer
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Post 3136399 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.15h):
i feel like we are going over 150 this time or soon, but i'm way more anxious about buying in at 140 than when we were at back in the 90s and contemplating whether we would hit 100 in July. I'd rather we just go back down to 110 before i buy again, but hopefully that will happen before too long and i loose my nerve and buy in above 140.
You had your chance to buy cheap coins when the price was artificially below 130 during the recent beartrap.
Hm, what do you mean artificially? To me that implies manipulation. The only potential manipulation would be a cash whale wanting a lower price.. which isnt... really manipulation.
After systematically pushing the price up for almost two months with well-placed periodic large buys accompanied by immediate bidwalls to prevent slippage, then after letting market inertia carry for a couple of days without intervention, using a couple of 5k-6k dumps to panic the price down by over $20, they spent a similar amount to return it to where it started, buying and hoarding an unknown amount of coins when the price was down below 130.
Not manipulation? This whole market is a manipulation circlejerk.
This is why outdated 19th-century/early-20th-century technical analysis is futile in the world of Bitcoin. It's time to think outside the box or get stuck in the tarpits like dinosaurs.
I earned bitcoins daytrading back in March/April by anticipating dDOS attacks on MtGox. The smart money now is on anticipating whale manipulation.
Of course the smart people don't publicize their predictions, or at least not precisely.
What a dick
He might be a dick but he's not wrong. I've been saying it for a long time, but I'll say it again. Tech analysis can work well in larger markets, but bitcoin is simply far too small for it to be of much use (I use it in some situations, but mostly stick to fundamentals).
Noone is obliged to follow technical analysis
But for those who want better results than buy and hold , they are invited to try the technical analysis for bitcoin.
The bitcoinbullbear service has outperformed buy and hold by orders of magnitudes over 3 years consistently
You must be extremely rich?
It's not about me but about helping making our subscribers richer
Ah yes, obviously. How did i miss that part.
This is no joke.
The customer is always the number one priority in our philosophy. Egoistic goals and business success comes thereafter.
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Post 3142735 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.15h):
I have not heard of Gox having problems processing non-USD withdrawals, then why is Gox (much) higher in
those currencies as well?
They also failed to process any of my EUR and CHF withdrawals.
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Post 3151794 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
The frequency of the buys have been the same some time, but now bullets seem to be running out?
This is from 2h chart. 140 broke down, what's going to happen next?
Possibly a lot of selling into the weekend dip, followed by a lot of regret when the next whale buy in happens. Of course it could go either way though. The longer term trend is definitely upwards, but as we all know past performance often means very little in this game.
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Post 3151873 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
The frequency of the buys have been the same some time, but now bullets seem to be running out?
This is from 2h chart. 140 broke down, what's going to happen next?
Possibly a lot of selling into the weekend dip, followed by a lot of regret when the next whale buy in happens. Of course it could go either way though. The longer term trend is definitely upwards, but as we all know past performance often means very little in this game.
how do you know that there is only one entity manipulating the market? maybe they are all taking turns with the market?
where do you find me saying that there is only one entity?
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Post 3191216 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
probably this thread could merge into an overall orderbook and wall tracker
bitstamp has more volume now and there is one 3000 btc bid wall left. if this falls.. good night bitcoin for a deeper fall
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Post 3191254 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
How are your Litecoins going btw?
the litecoin pattern looks more bullish than the bitcoin chart pattern right now.
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Post 3191309 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
probably this thread could merge into an overall orderbook and wall tracker
bitstamp has more volume now and there is one 3000 btc bid wall left. if this falls.. good night bitcoin for a deeper fall
looks more like 2000 to me.
Good night, Bitcoin.
Good morning, Blightcoin.
1000 btc was probably already whale food (plankton) .. eaten away...
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Post 3195051 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
probably this thread could merge into an overall orderbook and wall tracker
bitstamp has more volume now and there is one 3000 btc bid wall left. if this falls.. good night bitcoin for a deeper fall
looks more like 2000 to me.
Good night, Bitcoin.
Good morning, Blightcoin.
1000 btc was probably already whale food (plankton) .. eaten away...
Wall still stands strong @ 1784
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Post 3195643 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.16h):
I admit: I sold some coins because I'm such an emotional animal and experienced some angst the price might drop significantly. But really, I don't believe so.
I recommend a subscription to adam's bitmovements newsletter.
It gives me a well-balanced sentiment of deep and omnipresent bullishness. almost feels like trading in Zen mode
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Post 3471149 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.19h):
I would give 62/38 that it will go up. Yeah, that is pretty strong..
What does 62/38 mean?
odds
61.8% and 31.2% are typical fibonnaci numbers
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Post 3501378 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.20h):
It's the first real depth in a while.
For certain definitions of "real"
someone trying to buy back cheaper before removing the wall...
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Post 4148997 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_11.46h):
We've been at ~700 USD for days... Why no drastic change?
Markets move in waves / cycles. There are sharp, volatile waves and cycles, followed by coiling, flat bahaviour - before the next breakout or down. This is very usual.
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Post 5199864 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.12h):
Let's make it clear - nobody has no bloody idea where the heck it is heading right now, lol
Nothing that special , most of the times we are clueless about where the hell bitcoin is heading and why.
Just enjoy the spooky ride
))
There is technical analysis creating bitcoin forecasts that work well
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Post 5690882 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.26h):
why are we moving down? i expect to hit $700+ this weekend
we are at the end of another triangle it seems. the next day or so should be pretty interesting.
and under this view, it is bearish
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Post 5845289 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.28h):
How low do you think it will go this time? I want to buy back in a 100. Will I get the chance?
No
Why not?
When BTC gets as low as $100 you can forget your $2500,- per BTC price.
Honestly, that would be impossible. Yes I know, 2 years ago they said the same about the price reaching $100,-. And the year before that they said it would never reach $50,-.
If it goes as low as a $100,- major BTC holders are pretty much fucked. Whomever hopes for coins that reach $100 should buy altcoins and stay away from BTC.
The price right now is a price to buy in. IMHO.
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Post 5970334 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.30h):
big move coming soon, probably in the next 48h
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Post 6074596 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.33h):
I've been spending millions of dollars over the last 3 years to perfect my Low Gravity Taco recipe. Once we get to the moon I will open a Bitcoin taco stand, kick back, and collect all your Bitcoins. Please help me name this business. My first thought is Tacoins Tago but even I know this stinks.
Shits for Bits
Taco Sato
Bit Bites
Etc etc
You've been hired as my Senior Marketing Associate & Taco Vendor. This means you will sell the tacos for me day and night, and every now and then I may ask for your marketing advice. Maybe. CONGRATULATIONS! Now go buy a space suit.
Jalapocoin Sauce in your shop, too
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Post 6277649 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_12.39h):
dont wanna jump the gun, but after a stagnant day, some bidding is kicking off this reading, gutsy buying near 480 is paying off. Hopefully wave V takes us to 580-600 in the coming days.
Not only buy zone, but most likely the last time you will get coins for this low price.
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Post 8361415 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.05h):
It's sad and annoying to see that this big drop wasn't enough for some people. They try to push us further down.
If it's up to these idiots they'd take us down to 10 dollars. They don't care if they destroy the whole Bitcoin economy in the process.
There is no reason to sell anymore at the moment. Those who wanted to sell did so already. The pressure is gone.
This is pure manipulation and idiot sheep following, afraid of another crash.
unfortunately it is not that easy. There is always a reason to sell and reason to buy
It just depends on the technical state of the market.
You can't make fundamentals responsible for the price move short term.
Big technical support has been broken at 540-550 and it will be hard to climb back above short term.
Most probably we'll see lower prices before bottoming first.
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Post 8629975 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.10h):
We are not in a bear market. We are in a market where the big guys make more money on dumps than price increases. And dumps are SO much easier.
Of course it is a bear market. If you are supposing that some wealthy entities are enforcing intentionally the bear market. Yes, very likely. But they can only do this as the demand is not strong enough. One other wealthy entity saying "Okay, fine. This price is more then a fair value, I will buy all coins offered for this price" bear market is done instantly. Why it did not happen yet? Are all big players (early adopters, institutional buyers, hedge funds, VCs etc.) are forming a conspiracy? All of them?
I would rather deal with wallet street than bitcoin markets.
Bitcoin is a hardcore market. Let the bear market, or in your term "manipulation market" do what it wants to do. You can sell, you can buy, you can hold, but one thing you better should prevent - to get effected by it.
Many people here are invested into bitcoins and always try to find excuses and wild theories why the BTCUSD exchange rate should be higher.
Let's not forget that the only reason people trade is to make profit. And right now this is not on the LONG side. It's that simple.
At least the short and mid term trends are fully DOWN and it's a bear market until it breaks the resistances we monitor.
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Post 8891354 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.14h):
Has this become an Alibaba thread, or a lawsuit thread.
I thought it was about BTC price movements.
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Post 8911508 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.15h):
I'm calling it nowEverybody that has bought in at under $500 has been feasting on the
bargain of the century.
Check itThis chart is consistently reaching new highs. Transactions volume is
going through the roof ALMOST DOUBLE IN THE LAST 6 MONTHS!.
Gentlemen this is the moment of truth. Do you beleive in the fundamentals of Bitcoin? If you do then there has never been a better time to invest. I say that as somebody that was there in 2011 at the sub $10 prices before and after the Gox $30 bubble. The risk back then was astronomically greater than it is today. Back then there were a couple of hosting providers accepting BTC and that was it.. as recent as 2012 the best place to spend BTC was the Bitcoin Savings and Trust ponzi ffs... today bitcoin is giving birth to an entire industry and is being taken seriously by the world at large, including central banks, governments, regulating bodies.
Countries like the UK don't want to miss the chance to become the next silicon valley... they want the innovation in their own country... expect to see fierce competition as each country tries to attract the Bitcoin businesses.
People said 2013 would be the year of Bitcoin, then they said 2014... I truly believe that 2015 will be the year of Bitcoin and I fully recommend that you buy as much as you can at these low prices before you miss the boat.
I agree that fundamentals are strong.
But the technicals are very bad and even if fundamentals remain strong, prices can go down a lot more
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Post 8994235 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.16h):
Those few people who were confident enough to finally start buying above 400 and right away got dumped on straight in their face must be feeling so good! I bet they can't wait to buy again!
But hey fuck that! Cheeeeeaaaap coins!!!! Cheaaap coins! All these cheap coins! This is heaven!
it's a falling knife. can go way lower
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Post 8994647 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.16h):
Make a calculation of EV based on assumptions of different price targets and their chances of materializing. Make them conservative to to safe. The EV calculated will be extremely higher than current price.
Gotcha.
Calculated for $.05, and $200. Sort'a stuck calculating $2,000. How do I convert "snowball's chance in hell" into numbers?
Well, "the market's EV" is 400$. Therefore, "the market" thinks, rightly or wrongly, that the chances of BTC being worth 2000 USD at any time in the next 5 years are somewhat less than 35%. An investor who thinks that there is a 35% chance of selling for 2000$ within 5 years should be buying BTC for 400$, since the expected profit would be at least 12% per year. Since there are bitcoins for sale at 400$, and no one is buying them, the market's opinion is that the chances of "2000$ within 5 years" must be less than that.
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Post 8995188 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.16h):
My 2 cents about this situation is that this is the end of the Bitcoin adventure, and anyone who does not want to see this, has to check his head as soon as possible.
All this "cheap coins" idiotic texts are the source of the Bitcoin price falling down. As you might have been probably noticed, it gets tougher and tougher for the price to recover and raise again. This because, with every crash market loose it's confident more and more in Bitcoin as an investment possibility, and if that happens, it won't matter if you can buy Bitcoins with 300, 200, 100, or 1 USD... eventually it will become worthless. Totally worthless.
Today, all afternoon there was no wall on Bitstamp, yet the price didn't raised a bit. Now a wall appeared too, and definitely will push the price even more down. And before you start yelling "cheap coins", think about it: how many falls a market can survive? I think Bitcoin is really at the edge.
If you also start to think how many people would like to see Bitcoin's death, and how much financial power they have, make the math: Bitcoin is already history. I am sure, that with a few millions of dollars, it can be totally destroyed, price will be pushed so very down, that the entire Bitcoin - project will fall apart.
So enjoy your "cheap coins"... they will get as cheap as 0 soon, if the market doesn't starts to raise, and I mean REALLY REALLY RAISE. If the price will not show VERY VERY SOON a very drastic upward trend, I am sure that Bitcoin will not be able to survive many more crashes.
agree with you that the current sentiment is far too bullish for a material price rise.
that said, I don't think we crash to 1 $.
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Post 9056380 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Good lord, are we ever going to find the fkn bottom of this market? Or just continue to slide $10/week ad infinum?
Unbelievable this crap.
Why is this so unbelievable?
I dont understand why people are so surprised about that. BTCUSD is down about 70% from its high. It is a bear market.
It's always better to follow unbiased technical chart analysis versus letting your emotions "bitcoin love" guide your investment or trading.
I love bitcoin , too. But I have 0 bitcoins right now.
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Post 9056530 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Good lord, are we ever going to find the fkn bottom of this market? Or just continue to slide $10/week ad infinum?
Unbelievable this crap.
Why is this so unbelievable?
I dont understand why people are so surprised about that. BTCUSD is down about 70% from its high. It is a bear market.
It's always better to follow unbiased technical chart analysis versus letting your emotions "bitcoin love" guide your investment or trading.
I love bitcoin , too. But I have 0 bitcoins right now.I totally agree with your statement, BTW I am curious about something... why most of your posts are written in blue color ?
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Post 9057498 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Good lord, are we ever going to find the fkn bottom of this market? Or just continue to slide $10/week ad infinum?
Unbelievable this crap.
Why is this so unbelievable?
I dont understand why people are so surprised about that. BTCUSD is down about 70% from its high. It is a bear market.
It's always better to follow unbiased technical chart analysis versus letting your emotions "bitcoin love" guide your investment or trading.
I love bitcoin , too. But I have 0 bitcoins right now.I have to call you out on this. You have zero bitcoins? Yet you love Bitcoin? Sorry I don't buy it. Anyone who actually loves bitcoin understands bitcoin. Anyone who understands bitcoin knows that you can't always trust technical analysis due to unforeseen events. Even if you were a perfect chart analyst I don't buy it.
If there is an unforeseen event he'll have time to buy back in. Risk/reward.
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Post 9057538 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.18h):
Good lord, are we ever going to find the fkn bottom of this market? Or just continue to slide $10/week ad infinum?
Unbelievable this crap.
Why is this so unbelievable?
I dont understand why people are so surprised about that. BTCUSD is down about 70% from its high. It is a bear market.
It's always better to follow unbiased technical chart analysis versus letting your emotions "bitcoin love" guide your investment or trading.
I love bitcoin , too. But I have 0 bitcoins right now.I have to call you out on this. You have zero bitcoins? Yet you love Bitcoin? Sorry I don't buy it. Anyone who actually loves bitcoin understands bitcoin. Anyone who understands bitcoin knows that you can't always trust technical analysis due to unforeseen events. Even if you were a perfect chart analyst I don't buy it.
If there is an unforeseen event he'll have time to buy back in. Risk/reward.
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Post 9397651 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.28h):
339 . Damn its going down again
;-)
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Post 9405941 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.28h):
And now we are back to ≈$300 and peering into the abyss. What could result in bitcoin not plummeting every time it climbs a bit? I understand speculators manipulate the market quite fiercely, but a pump without some new influence on the fundamentals would have to be a bubble, even if itīs from $10 to $100. What would make anyone here honestly believe we where heading up?
People have a very limited 'memory'. If we head up for a week, many people will start buying, effectively believing we'll go up forever.
As a trader you are not interested in the price, only in the price differences. No asset is too costly to buy, nor too cheap to sell.
There is no "manipulation" in real.
It is just traders trying to maximize the price difference of buying and selling. Nothing more, nothing less.
One can profit from a declining or rising price development - direction does not matter.
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Post 9406046 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.28h):
There is no "manipulation" in real.
It is just traders trying to maximize the price difference of buying and selling. Nothing more, nothing less.
One can profit from a declining or rising price development - direction does not matter.
Think about it man. If you have deep enough pockets, you can move the market in your direction. Now, given that it is technically possible, why should someone refrain from doing it? It is quite obvious to me that manipulation is real and pervasive, in all markets.
yes there are efforts for manipulation all the time.
but their impact mid and long term is negligible
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Post 9480944 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.30h):
What about all those little barracudas that do both, just to survive? Do you really consider them retarded, from the highs of your lucky-early-adopter-loaded position?
It's not a matter of how many Bitcoins I do or do not have - it's a known fact that day trading (in general, not specific to BItcoin) is a negative sum game.
Anybody who is not cheating is just achieving random returns.
Over long time scales, the lifetime returns of all investors converge to the same average value (except for the ones that manage to cheat).
However, there is hard data showing that about 1 out of 1000 traders are very successful and outperform the market by large margins - on day trading as well as more long term investing strategies
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Post 9682591 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.35h):
#BitcoinBullBear subscribers move the market.
Just after the new forecast alert for #bitcoin, $BTCUSD is up by 10 $
http://bit.ly/1AANEDb
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Post 9682621 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.35h):
#BitcoinBullBear subscribers move the market.
Just after the new forecast alert for #bitcoin, $BTCUSD is up by 10 $
http://bit.ly/1AANEDb I wouldn't advertise that.
As a subscriber, you wouldn't want to compete with heaps of other people in a stampede caused by some out of the blue forecast alert, because it drives the price up for you.
Hi Blitz,
just stating the facts. It might not be perfect for everyone, but that's what is happening.
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Post 9682683 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.35h):
#BitcoinBullBear subscribers move the market.
Just after the new forecast alert for #bitcoin, $BTCUSD is up by 10 $
http://bit.ly/1AANEDb I wouldn't advertise that.
As a subscriber, you wouldn't want to compete with heaps of other people in a stampede caused by some out of the blue forecast alert, because it drives the price up for you.
Hi Blitz,
just stating the facts. It might not be perfect for everyone, but that's what is happening.
Fair enough, and thanks for the boost.
:-) have a great weekend!
And in the end, we all love bitcoin rallies (at least for those people who are long and not short)
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Post 9684007 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.36h):
There are still like less than 1% of those who have some of BTC within world population, that's just not enough after 5+ years from developement.
Adoption is not needed, Bitcoin is an asset primarily for the (very) wealthy.
could not agree more.
Most of the movements in bitcoin prices stem from speculation and investment into it. it's very similar to Gold. Adoption is not so much needed. Meaning, not 100% of the worlds population have to have golden bracelets or rings or earrings. It's enough that 1% hoard it or sell it = like central banks and funds and hedge funds
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Post 9867620 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.39h):
it might not be popular, but what happens is that bitcoin prices only move based on technical factors. Fundamentals are lagging.
This is why it is best to make forecasts based on technical chart analysis and not fundamentals.
Just look how foolish Tim Draper's bitcoin purchases are. He reads in mainstream media that bitcoin is the next big thing and he buys bitcoins first at around 600-700$ , losing half in value.
He has been at least 1.5 years too late...
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Post 9956090 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.41h):
so 275 is the bottom for you?
if we see a big dumper coming around like the last sub 300, we might even hit sub 250
or 175...
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Post 10147741 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.48h):
big trading day for bitcoin today
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Post 10320762 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.55h):
yes, these are some of the largest currencies. I'd add singapore dollar and australian dollar
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Post 10469474 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_13.58h):
does bitcoin follow us?
http://bit.ly/1AEQ9Dm
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Post 11361843 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.15h):
we will soon see a bitcoin breakout of the 200-300 $ range
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Post 11449122 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.15h):
before bitcointalk down: around 232
bitcointalk down: 240+
bitcointalk back up: 238 and falling.
seems the trolls from here have some influence on prices
of course trolls are powerfull beings, never doubt that
It started to fall long before bitcointalk went back up. In fact it was down to about 237 before bitcointalk went back up. Afterwards the price went up to about 238 for a while. I think the price going down had more to do with the news of the ~1500 Bitcoins stolen from Bitfinex.
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Post 11449254 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.15h):
before bitcointalk down: around 232
bitcointalk down: 240+
bitcointalk back up: 238 and falling.
seems the trolls from here have some influence on prices
correlation does not equal causality, LDO
+1
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Post 12170121 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.23h):
It's interesting to see how much this thread recently changed from price movement discussions to block chain and other discussions.
Coming back to price discussions and bitcoin forecast, we see that the technical analysis methodology works fine to predict bitcoin prices. And with that, speculators and investors can save time. No need to worry about blockchains, hashes, etc. More info here: http://bullbearanalytics.com/bullbear-analytics/
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Post 12337581 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.25h):
It was quite clear that the short term rally started. We clearly saw a triangle formation in our bitcoin forecast
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Post 12337913 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.25h):
It was quite clear that the short term rally started. We clearly saw a triangle formation in our bitcoin forecast
lol this was a rare moment of TA is working with Bitcoin. remember all the not counted and untold (from you) cases where the dumps ruled the price and TA was not working because in this Bitcoin market too few trading with the rules of TA.
BTW it is so easy to open the mouth AFTER something did happened. the next time I will be much more impressed if you open your moth BEFORE something will happen.
EDIT: so a serious question for you expert? is this the bottom?
Subscribers know that bullbearanalytics.com gives the right bitcoin forecast before things happen. The performance chart shows it.
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Post 12338009 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.25h):
It was quite clear that the short term rally started. We clearly saw a triangle formation in our bitcoin forecast
Your newsletter has only one suggested position at the moment (from Sept 2):
"Get SHORT between 232 $ and 234 $ with a stoploss just above 240 $ and a target of 212 $."
" back up to resistance just below 240 $ prior to another vicious slam down, .."
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Post 12678159 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.27h):
Nice rally guys. Was kind is evident that it breaks out :-)
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Post 12785099 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.29h):
BULL... as expected
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Post 12903948 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.32h):
In any case, the next price movement gets very clear to us based on the in depth analysis. And without bragging..: the outperformance vs. buy and hold tells the story well http://bullbearanalytics.com/bullbear-analytics/
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Post 13952260 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.45h):
bitcoin prices at a cross road now...
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Post 14030497 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.46h):
I must say while the discussion above is very interesting, it would also be good to see more discussion on bitcoin price movement. Because this is the original purpose of this thread..
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Post 14040357 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.46h):
...
As I expected, the little pump hit heavy resistance, and now we have a nice dump.
Hard crash could start tomorrow, now it's a bit early IMO, needs to break support at 415$ to persuade the panic sellers.
I'm glad that you seem to have been only partially correct on this.
and we seem to be back on our way up? There may be a decent possibility that we break through the $438, this time and give $448 a run for its money...
Then comes $467... I am having my doubts about being able to penetrate either the $448 or the $467 in the coming several days, but never say never in bitcoinlandia.
Yeah, this doesn't look bearish, so IMO no crashing today, and if 12h MACD divergence turns green, it's possible to break 450$, later 500$...
Just go ahead and short it on max leverage anyways which is what comes natural to you, nothing possibly could go wrong amIrite?
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Post 14247636 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
The thread is luckily not dead.
Based on my observation over the past 5 years, each time the thread got boring , we were close to a MAJOR price move...
So it will be this time, too...
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Post 14315580 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_14.48h):
Hello, I was wondering if anyone could provide some of the sources used for tracking information and news that would affect bitcoin prices. Thanks in advance!
if you want to avoid getting lost in masses of un-interpret-able electrocardiograms, you may want to look at https://www.bullbearanalytics.com/
The analysis there predicts bitcoin prices better than following bitcoin news. You can try is 30d free with money-back guarantee
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Post 17304113 (copy this link) (by S3052) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.00h):
Xmas correction to 860$ and then rocket goes to moon?
Is not even $860. It was $800 and now the price it going $900 cos the current price is $899. Rocket does go to the moon
I hope it comes back to $800 for some time, I'm prepared to purchase more of bitcoins for $800, but not for more than that.
Bitcoin is sustaining the price of $899-$900 today by the way.
The prediction says the price will rise above $1000 next year. So, I think you're a lil late for that. Though the current price is $888 and that because of the Christmas holiday.
See, it was $900 yesterday, today it is $867, I still think that it is going to calm down for a day, before even the new year, will go down to somewhat like $800-$825 before January. That'll be the best time to get some more of it.
Yes,it will calm down due to the holiday but it won't settle down at the price of $800-$825 and if you said $850 I will say you're correct. But at the price of $800-$825? Nah
