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Topic: A big old correction going on... - page 3. (Read 1915 times)

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June 27, 2017, 11:29:58 AM
#8
Thank you for agreeing at least as a correction rather than naming as crash.

It would have to go down well below $1000 to be a crash. Anything that climbs by so much in a short period of time, is going to have a correction of some type.

After watching for the last few years, i was actually suprised to see it get to 3k before retreating.

It is a great sign.


legendary
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June 27, 2017, 11:20:07 AM
#7
Thank you for agreeing at least as a correction rather than naming as crash. It is not too big nor old, a new down side wave, hopefully may end some where between $2200 to $2300 as these are big support levels and good levels for re-buying hence we can expect another wave renouncing from tonight onward too !
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June 27, 2017, 10:17:56 AM
#6
Just saying...

Where will it stop?

When all the stop-losses have been picked off, clearing way for a new bull run.
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Welt Am Draht
June 27, 2017, 10:05:45 AM
#5
I don't think anything at all guarantees a big rise. Perhaps segwit is now so expected by everyone that it's already been priced in. It was always going to arrive somehow or other. It's just been stalled relentlessly.

People probably underestimate the effect of an ETH plummet. People will look to escape and a regular route is BTC to dollars.

legendary
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June 27, 2017, 10:02:21 AM
#4
... I guess this is a shakeout of noobs to get more cheap BTC before the big segwit price rise.

this is actually what i was discussing with some people the other day.
we all know that activation of SegWit means a big rise and a follow up bullish market for a very long time to come.
so this simply means before it activates the only time whales can pick up more cheap coins is now, hence the dumps and shake outs.

it has happened many time before too. just before the $2000 was broken we saw the struggle to go above $1250 before that the dumps and struggle to break $900-$1000 and so on. and each time a dip and a lot of shake out before the big bang.

Yes, my thoughts exactly and you know most newbies fall for this EVERY time. Some of these whales do not even have to dump a lot of coins for

this to happen. They collectively decide to dump a few coins to stimulate a "panic" and then the downward spiral start.... they wait for price to

drop and then they start buying up all these "cheap" coins. Most traders use bots and triggers, so this happens quickly and the profits are huge,

once these Whales starts to buy again.  Cool
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June 27, 2017, 09:34:14 AM
#3
... I guess this is a shakeout of noobs to get more cheap BTC before the big segwit price rise.

this is actually what i was discussing with some people the other day.
we all know that activation of SegWit means a big rise and a follow up bullish market for a very long time to come.
so this simply means before it activates the only time whales can pick up more cheap coins is now, hence the dumps and shake outs.

it has happened many time before too. just before the $2000 was broken we saw the struggle to go above $1250 before that the dumps and struggle to break $900-$1000 and so on. and each time a dip and a lot of shake out before the big bang.
legendary
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June 27, 2017, 09:25:47 AM
#2
Just saying...

Where will it stop?

We just broke the $2314 bottom of yesterday (by Bitstamp price) so I guess we are going to continue dipping for a while. If you believe in double bottoms, then we'll test $2140. If you don't then we'll go even lower, or retrace and go back up in the middle of this channel. Im hoping it's the former.

Im wondering what is causing this. Could it be Ethereum's big crash having an impact on Bitcoin too? Bitcoin fundamentals should be bullish since we are getting segwit soon, but yeah there's that uncertainty too about miners not actually locking in segwit. I guess this is a shakeout of noobs to get more cheap BTC before the big segwit price rise.
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June 27, 2017, 09:19:54 AM
#1
Just saying...

Where will it stop?
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