Your methodology is stupid.
Your argument is comprehensive.
Ok let me have a go with some crypto 101 stuff
In a nutshell why is this current breakout going to fail
Considering we are follow our bubbling trend num# 3 based upon previous history
(blah blah blah histrory is no predictor of the future but
a) what are support & resistance
b) this biatch seems to do the same thing time again
c) humans follow the same patters or a leopard never changes it spots ie the primordal/lizard "AMYDALA" part of the GREED/FEAR response has not changed for millions of years
)
We have a great deal of infrastrutural dev over the last 8 months ..IRS GOX gone and many many more
So with all this can you explain what is the key driver to now short this market @ 580 over the next 4 weeks ??
I wouldn't short, that's a bit much. I would sell over the next few months. That's just me.
I'm glad you brought up the fact that this looks very similar to past all-time-high price cycles. Allow for a different perspective, that it also looks very similar to the upward price movements of the NASDAQ.
The argument here that I think this time is different than the last few cycles -- that it won't move the same way this time around.
This is based off the last 5 years, where equities have gone up, Bitcoin has gone up, and there hasn't been any difference in policy at the Federal Reserve... most markets in the past 5 years have done great.
That is, until last December.
Starting in December of last year the Fed began reducing the Quantitative Easing program at about $10 billion a month, with the expectation that the program will end by September or October 2014 and rate hikes will begin in June of 2015.
Immediately, this change in policy began to negatively affect high-risk investments such as Twitter, Biotech, 3D printing, Groupon, etc... smart money understood the party was over and began the long process of moving into safer assets, beginning with the riskiest assets in their books.
As the program unwinds further, the growth we've had in the broader markets will begin to slow, and ultimately turn negative over the next year. All of which is occurring right on schedule, according to that SP 500 convergence chart.