An actual useful poll would have a time frame and options for +/- percentage change over that period.
then make it
Topic: Are we due for a correction ? (Read 2952 times)
then make it
An actual useful poll would have a time frame and options for +/- percentage change over that period.
Yeah, that's the exact mentality people had at the last $30 bubble. Didn't work out well for a lot of people......
The 2011 bubble lasted a week. There wasn't time for people to acquire a mentality.
So it's actually worse now or what?
Volume traded was higher, but that's maybe only because Bitcoins were considered play money then?
I feel uneasy about the current low volume, but maybe I've got it wrong. I can be that more are clinging to their coins, which suggest higher prices?
The 0.5% Gox fee is now equivalent to $0.1 price difference, so if people were day trading as usual for profit, we would see larger swings at this price level.
A lot of traders are long and won't trade out of fear of being left behind.
Ok confirmed, it is worse.
What do you think will those same traders do in a prolonged correction?
I'm one of those traders holding instead of playing the swings. When the prolonged correction comes I will continue to buy a set USD amount with every paycheck as I've been doing for the last 6 months.
What did you have in mind for me to do?
What you're doing, dollar cost averaging, is not at all a bad strategy if you are looking at BTC as a long-term holding.
price dropping 
Suppose we spike to 50, correct to 30 and then slowly pass 25.
You still holding? Oh of course you would since it can go back up any time isn't it?
You still holding? Oh of course you would since it can go back up any time isn't it?
I don't who this was directed at, but I'll answer anyway.
Yes.
Good boy.
begin of institutional investors to bitcoin...
I geuss that "normal" assets have a large group of long term investors like pension funds which don't care about swings, only the price in 5 years or longer and they have a deadweight property to them that prevents deep crashes.
That kind of investor is not common in Bitcoin but the number of them increases, as the guy earlier, that said that he deposited a certain amount each month regardless of price.
That kind of investor is not common in Bitcoin but the number of them increases, as the guy earlier, that said that he deposited a certain amount each month regardless of price.
Suppose we spike to 50, correct to 30 and then slowly pass 25.
You still holding?
You still holding?
if that happened, as we slowly pass 25$ ill be like
!! BUY BUY BUY !!
And then we move to 20 and crash to 13. And you'll be like NOOOOOOO!
Going under 20 over the weekend I reckon.
Suppose we spike to 50, correct to 30 and then slowly pass 25.
You still holding?
You still holding?
if that happened, as we slowly pass 25$ ill be like
!! BUY BUY BUY !!
Suppose we spike to 50, correct to 30 and then slowly pass 25.
You still holding? Oh of course you would since it can go back up any time isn't it?
You still holding? Oh of course you would since it can go back up any time isn't it?
Yeah, that's the exact mentality people had at the last $30 bubble. Didn't work out well for a lot of people......
The 2011 bubble lasted a week. There wasn't time for people to acquire a mentality.
So it's actually worse now or what?
Volume traded was higher, but that's maybe only because Bitcoins were considered play money then?
I feel uneasy about the current low volume, but maybe I've got it wrong. I can be that more are clinging to their coins, which suggest higher prices?
The 0.5% Gox fee is now equivalent to $0.1 price difference, so if people were day trading as usual for profit, we would see larger swings at this price level.
A lot of traders are long and won't trade out of fear of being left behind.
Ok confirmed, it is worse.
What do you think will those same traders do in a prolonged correction?
I'm one of those traders holding instead of playing the swings. When the prolonged correction comes I will continue to buy a set USD amount with every paycheck as I've been doing for the last 6 months.
What did you have in mind for me to do?
Yeah, that's the exact mentality people had at the last $30 bubble. Didn't work out well for a lot of people......
The 2011 bubble lasted a week. There wasn't time for people to acquire a mentality.
So it's actually worse now or what?
Volume traded was higher, but that's maybe only because Bitcoins were considered play money then?
I feel uneasy about the current low volume, but maybe I've got it wrong. I can be that more are clinging to their coins, which suggest higher prices?
The 0.5% Gox fee is now equivalent to $0.1 price difference, so if people were day trading as usual for profit, we would see larger swings at this price level.
A lot of traders are long and won't trade out of fear of being left behind.
Ok confirmed, it is worse.
What do you think will those same traders do in a prolonged correction?
now people get enough time (couple of weeks) to get used to $20 before going to $30. so then $20 would be considered a bargain and form a new support. baby steps.
Exactly.
Yeah, that's the exact mentality people had at the last $30 bubble. Didn't work out well for a lot of people......
The 2011 bubble lasted a week. There wasn't time for people to acquire a mentality.
So it's actually worse now or what?
Volume traded was higher, but that's maybe only because Bitcoins were considered play money then?
I feel uneasy about the current low volume, but maybe I've got it wrong. I can be that more are clinging to their coins, which suggest higher prices?
The 0.5% Gox fee is now equivalent to $0.1 price difference, so if people were day trading as usual for profit, we would see larger swings at this price level.
A lot of traders are long and won't trade out of fear of being left behind.
now people get enough time (couple of weeks) to get used to $20 before going to $30. so then $20 would be considered a bargain and form a new support. baby steps.
Yeah, that's the exact mentality people had at the last $30 bubble. Didn't work out well for a lot of people......
The 2011 bubble lasted a week. There wasn't time for people to acquire a mentality.
So it's actually worse now or what?
Yeah, that's the exact mentality people had at the last $30 bubble. Didn't work out well for a lot of people......
The 2011 bubble lasted a week. There wasn't time for people to acquire a mentality.
My choice isn't listed. Reminds me of "Did you quit beating your wife?"
tell us yours cadillac
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