Topic: $48.30 is a viable target for the next mini-crash. (Read 1473 times)
At this point it does not matter how steep the next sell-off will be. What matters is a breakout in the 10 to 20 day area to the downside.
My bids are at 56.
Sold once again yesterday. Shit spiked so sharply, was sure I was catching the top. But then it just stayed there
Sold once again yesterday. Shit spiked so sharply, was sure I was catching the top. But then it just stayed there
That's why we say buy and hold, buy and hold
I suggest you buy in now before it's to late tho
My bids are at 56.
Sold once again yesterday. Shit spiked so sharply, was sure I was catching the top. But then it just stayed there
Sold once again yesterday. Shit spiked so sharply, was sure I was catching the top. But then it just stayed there
You guys are nuts.
i dont really think thats a bubble right now.
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
How do you not see the bubble. Look at any history over 2 months, and it is obvious that we are in a bubble. I don't mean that in any negative way. Any speculative market is susceptible to bubbles, and I think they are natural. Everyone knows we are in a bubble, but that just means the last person out gets burned, and everyone is comfortable playing hot potato until then.
i dont call it a bubble because i think that the current price raise if because of changed fundamentals.
- many more people scared about fiat than last year
- bitcoin has proven itself more
- more companies (especially more "normal" ones)
i think bitcoin is just leaving the "nerd-area" and more people are recognizing it as a valid investment.
I just want to +1 for being on point.
If a fork couldn't pop this, ahem, "bubble" then speculators sure as hell won't be able to.
i dont really think thats a bubble right now.
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
How do you not see the bubble. Look at any history over 2 months, and it is obvious that we are in a bubble. I don't mean that in any negative way. Any speculative market is susceptible to bubbles, and I think they are natural. Everyone knows we are in a bubble, but that just means the last person out gets burned, and everyone is comfortable playing hot potato until then.
i dont call it a bubble because i think that the current price raise if because of changed fundamentals.
- many more people scared about fiat than last year
- bitcoin has proven itself more
- more companies (especially more "normal" ones)
i think bitcoin is just leaving the "nerd-area" and more people are recognizing it as a valid investment.
i dont really think thats a bubble right now.
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
How do you not see the bubble. Look at any history over 2 months, and it is obvious that we are in a bubble. I don't mean that in any negative way. Any speculative market is susceptible to bubbles, and I think they are natural. Everyone knows we are in a bubble, but that just means the last person out gets burned, and everyone is comfortable playing hot potato until then.
i dont really think thats a bubble right now.
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
$57
i dont really think thats a bubble right now.
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
but my guess for the biggest dip is 59.78
I think that this bubble will take one more dip on the way up, and then spike to $100 before the final crash, back down to $50 or so, and then a slow decline to about $30something and some relative stability
I'm betting on a retrace to the low 50s for now.
Bearish would be mid30's
Hey Happy, looking back on June 2011, did you ever think it would come to this?
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Hey Freddy,
Someday the prices will be much higher:
I thought the economy and security/usability would improve more, and the run up would be less crazy.*
*$50.023 is bullish for the downside target, imho.
$58
$58 from Dave
$58
Hey Happy, looking back on June 2011, did you ever think it would come to this?
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Whats the question? what the drop will be to? ( If there is one in the next 7 days....)
Yes, like 49 to 33 a couple weeks ago.
$48.30 is far too ambitious :-)
Within the next few days we'll be flirting with $100. Any slight pull-back of 20% will be filled in almost instantly.
Such a mini-blip could come at any time and I can't see the future, so the safest bet here is that the all-time low in the next 7 days will be 68.5.
Within the next few days we'll be flirting with $100. Any slight pull-back of 20% will be filled in almost instantly.
Such a mini-blip could come at any time and I can't see the future, so the safest bet here is that the all-time low in the next 7 days will be 68.5.
68.50 has been guessed.
$48.30 is far too ambitious :-)
Within the next few days we'll be flirting with $100. Any slight pull-back of 20% will be filled in almost instantly.
Such a mini-blip could come at any time and I can't see the future, so the safest bet here is that the all-time low in the next 7 days will be 68.5.
Within the next few days we'll be flirting with $100. Any slight pull-back of 20% will be filled in almost instantly.
Such a mini-blip could come at any time and I can't see the future, so the safest bet here is that the all-time low in the next 7 days will be 68.5.
Whats the question? what the drop will be to? ( If there is one in the next 7 days....)
We could hit $48.30 first and still be at $75.31 in under 7 days. 
Current Gox bid of 68.80009 would be your guess for a low then, unless you want to change it.
In 7 days we will be around $75.31 and a lot of crying bears.
Current Gox bid of 68.80009 would be your guess for a low then, unless you want to change it.
In 7 days we will be around $75.31 and a lot of crying bears.
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