Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
the meaning of this phrase is crystal clear to anyone who speaks russian.
but I will leave the explanation to the topic starter, in case he cares to explain it himself
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the meaning of this phrase is crystal clear to anyone who speaks russian.
but I will leave the explanation to the topic starter, in case he cares to explain it himself
I think a lot of people in here are under the misconception that closing price is completely uninformative in a market that is traded 24/7. It is not.
It might carry a bit less weight ...
It might carry a bit less weight ...
I guess much less weight, if any, but who knows!? Nobody, since this is the first real 24/7 market on the planet.
language analysis never ends
It's d) option :I wounded by my shorts, although still alive in hospital on terminal support...
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
My interpretation is that he is simply saying that the market is in no hurry to drop below the weekly lower BB and thus "bury" the market.I dont necessarily interpret this to mean its not going to happen. Just that, its not in a hurry to today.
a) either shorts were small or that
b) he had covered them or that
c) market will still go down, just wait.
Pick your version.
It looks like "Don't hurry to bury", "market will still go down, just wait" (to me) ... , but I did not pick that version. :-) (Maybe, it is good, but I'm not day trader.)
I'll wait to come back to this thread when the next surge happens. The master is good at callin' those tops. 
language analysis never ends
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
My interpretation is that he is simply saying that the market is in no hurry to drop below the weekly lower BB and thus "bury" the market.I dont necessarily interpret this to mean its not going to happen. Just that, its not in a hurry to today.
a) either shorts were small or that
b) he had covered them or that
c) market will still go down, just wait.
Pick your version.
Do you think bitcoin's still going down in the long run then?
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
My interpretation is that he is simply saying that the market is in no hurry to drop below the weekly lower BB and thus "bury" the market.
I dont necessarily interpret this to mean its not going to happen. Just that, its not in a hurry to today.
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
i have to admit that i don't know what you mean with this sentence?=)
thats on purpose. he is never wrong. ^^
based on sentences that i do understand, he has made some very good calls
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
i have to admit that i don't know what you mean with this sentence?=)
thats on purpose. he is never wrong. ^^
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
i have to admit that i don't know what you mean with this sentence?=)
Don't hurry to bury hehe ;-)
I think a lot of people in here are under the misconception that closing price is completely uninformative in a market that is traded 24/7. It is not.
It might carry a bit less weight than in a traditional market with actual closing times of trading, but it still carries information on where the market moved, or stopped moving, towards the end of the candle time range. That alone makes close informative, even if the market never actually closes.
After thinking it over I have to agree with you and h3speros. Closing price carries more info than I thought. Especially considering that in TA whatever people believe to be true becomes true. It might carry a bit less weight than in a traditional market with actual closing times of trading, but it still carries information on where the market moved, or stopped moving, towards the end of the candle time range. That alone makes close informative, even if the market never actually closes.
how're there Lucif's shorts i wonder.... 
both of them....
both of them....
sense in TA comes from how past affect people who makes decisions about future, UTC closing price surely can be one thing that affect people decisions
there's no point trying to find "traditional" or "nature" reason from TA, you have to understand its own social/psychological mode of action
im not native english speaker/writer so bare with my choice of words
there's no point trying to find "traditional" or "nature" reason from TA, you have to understand its own social/psychological mode of action
im not native english speaker/writer so bare with my choice of words
I think a lot of people in here are under the misconception that closing price is completely uninformative in a market that is traded 24/7. It is not.
It might carry a bit less weight than in a traditional market with actual closing times of trading, but it still carries information on where the market moved, or stopped moving, towards the end of the candle time range. That alone makes close informative, even if the market never actually closes.
It might carry a bit less weight than in a traditional market with actual closing times of trading, but it still carries information on where the market moved, or stopped moving, towards the end of the candle time range. That alone makes close informative, even if the market never actually closes.
Just realized that bitcoin price has never closed below weekly lower bb in history. More than, price never hit lower-equal than -1 deviation on weekly timescale.
Hey Master! Bitcoin exchanges never close! They are open all the time. That's the difference to the old world.
I am bullish on bitcoin but I will admit the charts look a bit ominous. This is more or less what a crash fractal would look like if it were to happen with downside acceleration. Excuse my drawing skills. Also, this is a crashy time of year through October. If we can make it into November and above that upper trendline, then it would negate this pattern and the waters may be safe again.
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