Topic: $400 will not survive the weekend - page 8. (Read 10281 times)
Another failed prediction. Nothing new.
I think we will survive at $400 in this weekend. the movement is very slow. but I wish we could touch $500 in this month.
Well it's now Sunday, the weekend is almost over and the price of Bitcoin is just over $430.
The price is going to stay above $400 for a while now, you and your "analysts" better get used to it. The price surge is going to last a long time.
The price is going to stay above $400 for a while now, you and your "analysts" better get used to it. The price surge is going to last a long time.
No wonder the banks keep needing bailed out if this is the quality of their analysis. Haha except this user has nothing to do with ING bank, NOTHING 
Well it's Sunday today and I think bitcoin will stay around $400 for a while.
I'm hoping for bitcoin to reach at $500 by the end of this month.
I'm hoping for bitcoin to reach at $500 by the end of this month.
Point to which weekend on the calendar you're talking about.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
He is talking about the January 2nd - 3rd weekend, given that the post was made on 31-Dec-2015.
We are seeing some relative stability in bitcoin's price over the last few days.
Yes, bitcoin price is more stable even in weekend holidays. So, there is no possibilities to break $400 levels to fall. The stable prices may lead to $500 in near future also.
Even I have noticed the same that on weekends, there is not much fluctuations in the price and it remains stable. On weekdays, the price does vary a lot by about 20%. I too hope that it rises above 500 by the end of January atleast but it all depends on the market and demand.
After January the price will rocket up. I hope so at least. Otherwise Bitcoin is fucked.
I just only can wait and see about the progres of bitcoin.
so another bullish indicator, since the weekend is almost done, and the price is stuck there like it was born with that value
trollers are worst TA than those calling their opinion on the future value
trollers are worst TA than those calling their opinion on the future value
Point to which weekend on the calendar you're talking about.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
He is talking about the January 2nd - 3rd weekend, given that the post was made on 31-Dec-2015.
We are seeing some relative stability in bitcoin's price over the last few days.
Yes, bitcoin price is more stable even in weekend holidays. So, there is no possibilities to break $400 levels to fall. The stable prices may lead to $500 in near future also.
Point to which weekend on the calendar you're talking about.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
He is talking about the January 2nd - 3rd weekend, given that the post was made on 31-Dec-2015.
We are seeing some relative stability in bitcoin's price over the last few days.
Point to which weekend on the calendar you're talking about.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
I'm sure your team of analysts are busy masturbating in the staff bathroom as we speak.
I think it is stable above $400, so we should see $450 sooner than $400.
I like this stability, because it provides more certainty to potential bitcoin investors. I don't see a price below the $350 level, and it is more likely a gradual rise to $600 in the next months.
I would be happy to see this, but I have a feeling volatility is going to be surprisingly high for 2016.
I totally agree as the halving and the mining arms race are going to have consequences
Mining arms race will increase the cost of mining, which will reduce the incentive to sell the bitcoins.
I like this stability, because it provides more certainty to potential bitcoin investors. I don't see a price below the $350 level, and it is more likely a gradual rise to $600 in the next months.
I would be happy to see this, but I have a feeling volatility is going to be surprisingly high for 2016.
I totally agree as the halving and the mining arms race are going to have consequences
There is no analysis. Wheres the charts? Wheres the data? Wheres the argument? Just like last thread from ING Bank 
This has NOTHING
This has NOTHING 
Yeah it's all looking very grim. Let's hope we don't fall below $320 the first week of January already.
Are you serious? No one with a brain thinks it's going to crash at 320 by the first week of January, the general trend is nowhere but UP. Op only has 24 hours left to admit he was wrong and next week we'll nowhere near 320 but higher.
Depends how you count the weeks and hence where he lives. If you have implemented a calendar with week numbers you know determining which is the first week depends on the locale of the user. Where I live, "week 1" is the week (starting with a monday (not on a sunday, because god didn't rest on the first day of the week, but the last)) that includes the first thursday of the year. So now (saturday in my timezone) is still week 52 of the old year. So "week 1" starts monday the 4th and ends sunday, Jan 10th.
Yeah it's all looking very grim. Let's hope we don't fall below $320 the first week of January already.
Are you serious? No one with a brain thinks it's going to crash at 320 by the first week of January, the general trend is nowhere but UP. Op only has 24 hours left to admit he was wrong and next week we'll nowhere near 320 but higher.
I like this stability, because it provides more certainty to potential bitcoin investors. I don't see a price below the $350 level, and it is more likely a gradual rise to $600 in the next months.
I would be happy to see this, but I have a feeling volatility is going to be surprisingly high for 2016.
I like this stability, because it provides more certainty to potential bitcoin investors. I don't see a price below the $350 level, and it is more likely a gradual rise to $600 in the next months.
Yes now a days bitcoin prices are showing good stability and slow price appreciations, which will provide better support for prices to go further. So, there is no possibilities for prices to go down under $400 levels any more.
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