Topic: Analysis - page 216. (Read 941582 times)
I'd prefer to wait for current levels for long, but yes, risk with bitstamp was high.
How's it looking now guys ? Might this be the throw over we're seeing now, or is this the start of the bull move ?
That's always tricky to judge I guess - bull trap or throw over ?
That's always tricky to judge I guess - bull trap or throw over ?
The 'throw-over' scenario mentioned would be bullish. The example charts posted are for the bearish case, masterluc said to flip them.
hum so the throw over already occured when we went sub previous 266$ ATH?
https://i.imgur.com/jMtlfzA.jpg
nope. try sub 200.
I believe we're currently within that throw-over masterluc mentioned as a possibility back on the 4th, which began with the breakdown at 245. If 225 doesn't hold here, the market will likely test 200 (195-205 range, with 205 being my personal buy target). So far though, his hypothesis seems to be unfolding the way he indicated...
Went out mostly long due to bitstamp incident
Isn't this the opposite of what people usually do?Sorry, don't get it.
You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
Sorry, don't get it.
You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
He prolly means he won't risk trading.You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
pretty sure he means that he took his bitcoins out of bitstamp as soon as he could, leaving him long. I read this because of his posting of support, not because of the way his sentence is necessarily phrased 
Truly the enigmatic master lucifer. Only confusion after his posts.
pretty sure he means that he took his bitcoins out of bitstamp as soon as he could, leaving him long. I read this because of his posting of support, not because of the way his sentence is necessarily phrased
Sorry, don't get it.
You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
He prolly means he won't risk trading. You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
Sorry, don't get it.
You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
You were long but now you sold or you bought and get out of Bitstamp?
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Went out mostly long due to bitstamp incident
Isn't this the opposite of what people usually do?
Went out mostly long due to bitstamp incident
Did you start buying or waiting we broke support briefly (throw-over)?
But if we stay below for longer it would be bearish - how this would end (going up a bit and then down lower)?
But if we stay below for longer it would be bearish - how this would end (going up a bit and then down lower)?
I prefer "down a bit more, then up in huge wave [whatver]"
But that's just my wishes...
Did you start buying or waiting we broke support briefly (throw-over)?
But if we stay below for longer it would be bearish - how this would end (going up a bit and then down lower)?
But if we stay below for longer it would be bearish - how this would end (going up a bit and then down lower)?
welcome back. master
* masterluc buying frenzy
It it interesting that Chinese exchanges not only broke short term support, but also (barely for now) the 6th Jan support,
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
Their naked shorting bot didn't have a stop command.which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
The trades on OKcoin are as slow as a snail. There's been almost nothing happening there for the last hour. Even the bots seem to be having a rest.
It it interesting that Chinese exchanges not only broke short term support, but also (barely for now) the 6th Jan support,
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
Their naked shorting bot didn't have a stop command.which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
It it interesting that Chinese exchanges not only broke short term support, but also (barely for now) the 6th Jan support,
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
I expected arbitrage bots to equal out the prices by now.
What scenarios do you have for the next 48 hours? Up, down, sideways?
Another drop to 260$ looks probable, but I'm not sure, just watching. After a bottom will be reached I'll say more.
It it interesting that Chinese exchanges not only broke short term support, but also (barely for now) the 6th Jan support,
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
Their naked shorting bot didn't have a stop command. which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
It it interesting that Chinese exchanges not only broke short term support, but also (barely for now) the 6th Jan support,
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
I expected arbitrage bots to equal out the prices by now.
What scenarios do you have for the next 48 hours? Up, down, sideways?
It it interesting that Chinese exchanges not only broke short term support, but also (barely for now) the 6th Jan support,
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
which on BFX is 264$, but BFX didn't yet break it. So China leads this dump, bagholders must be getting desperate.
there are signs that that throwover will come in the next 48h
Do share.
Definitely do share. This spike to 303 seemed VERY weak. Weekend is coming, no money hitting the exchanges. Are we looking at a micro doom crash?
Is the frenzy over, Luc?
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