It works well nice job slush, i've noticed that sometime the data feed is lagged but it could be my internet connection.
No, it is a bug in library which the script use. Will be solved in following bugfix release...
Topic: Bitcoin Forecast, Bitcoin Speculation & Bitcoin Technical Analysis. Up or DOWN? - page 125. (Read 540250 times)
May 11, 2011, 10:44:35 AM
No, it is a bug in library which the script use. Will be solved in following bugfix release...
May 11, 2011, 10:19:09 AM
Dark pools exist, manipulation is made much easier thanks to that.
How, exactly?
May 11, 2011, 10:09:52 AM
Dark pools exist, manipulation is made much easier thanks to that. Also, he may be selling little by little. Remember he bought at 4$ ish, so 6$ is already 50% profit, it my theory is he is trying to push the market to 10$ if he can, while selling along just in case, and buying when prices seem to want to fall
May 11, 2011, 09:45:26 AM
done with sierrachart
Good to know that somebody is using sierrachart
. I should release new version fixing some issues soon... May 11, 2011, 09:27:27 AM
done with sierrachart
Good to know that somebody is using sierrachart
. I should release new version fixing some issues soon... May 11, 2011, 09:20:16 AM
Here it's more clear, weekly chart since the beginning, done with sierrachart. Impressive 3 weeks expansion with more then 500k btc that changed hands.
May 11, 2011, 08:47:11 AM
Here's something interesting.
Take a look at the "Mt Gox All Time Chart" with the "Show Volume" option. Look at the bottom of the orange dots over the past few weeks:
The daily volume varies a lot, but even on quiet days it has been around a minimum of 3000 BTC. Then suddenly in April there's a step jump up to a minimum of around 13000 BTC. And this is when the price started to rise rapidly.
My hypothesis is that a single buyer wants a lot of bitcoins, and has started buying exactly 10,000 coins per day since then. When that buyer has enough coins, the upwards pressure will be removed.
At that time, one of two things will happen. If there has been enough growth of interest in Bitcoin in the meantime, the price will continue to increase but at a slower rate. Otherwise, there will be some price reduction.
As we don't know how many coins this buyer wants, it's impossible to predict when they will stop buying. But I will certainly be on the lookout for a reduction in the daily volume on the quiet days.
Take a look at the "Mt Gox All Time Chart" with the "Show Volume" option. Look at the bottom of the orange dots over the past few weeks:
The daily volume varies a lot, but even on quiet days it has been around a minimum of 3000 BTC. Then suddenly in April there's a step jump up to a minimum of around 13000 BTC. And this is when the price started to rise rapidly.
My hypothesis is that a single buyer wants a lot of bitcoins, and has started buying exactly 10,000 coins per day since then. When that buyer has enough coins, the upwards pressure will be removed.
At that time, one of two things will happen. If there has been enough growth of interest in Bitcoin in the meantime, the price will continue to increase but at a slower rate. Otherwise, there will be some price reduction.
As we don't know how many coins this buyer wants, it's impossible to predict when they will stop buying. But I will certainly be on the lookout for a reduction in the daily volume on the quiet days.
May 11, 2011, 03:52:21 AM
Not if he pushed the price up by buying publicly on somewhere like mt gox, then sold all his coins privately for $6 each.
You could just as well call that market manipulation by the buyer to keep the price from rising. May 11, 2011, 02:22:42 AM
There's a big buyer trying to push the market upwards, I doubt he'll give up so easily
Why do people think it's this easy to manipulate a market? It would be stupid for one person to buy thousands of BTC just to push the price up, because as soon as he tries to sell such a large amount of coins again the market will crash and he will lose a fortune.Not if he pushed the price up by buying publicly on somewhere like mt gox, then sold all his coins privately for $6 each.
May 11, 2011, 02:14:29 AM
There's a big buyer trying to push the market upwards, I doubt he'll give up so easily
Why do people think it's this easy to manipulate a market? It would be stupid for one person to buy thousands of BTC just to push the price up, because as soon as he tries to sell such a large amount of coins again the market will crash and he will lose a fortune. May 11, 2011, 01:09:56 AM
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May 10, 2011, 11:37:35 PM
Trades are all over the place in the wee hours of the morning. Low of $4.60 and high of $6.06. The low was set before the high. At one point I saw the spread was over a dollar, highest bid at $4.90 and lowest ask at $5.90.
My guess is that this is the result of two would-be market manipulators. One hoping to spark a rally by setting record highs with a big market buy, and the other hoping to spark a sell-off by clearing out the bids with a big market sell. Both executing their trades within minutes of each other.
Six consecutive weeks of rising prices, i bet on the bull manipulator:)My guess is that this is the result of two would-be market manipulators. One hoping to spark a rally by setting record highs with a big market buy, and the other hoping to spark a sell-off by clearing out the bids with a big market sell. Both executing their trades within minutes of each other.
Of course a sudden drop in price might incites further selling, after all this market it's thin and pretty hard to predict for now but i'm more bullish then bearish. Consider that sellers can monopolize the trading in a stock for a brief period of time, creating a sudden drop in price but then value buyers will step in once the price falls to a point deemed "too low", and bid the shares back up, i think we are seeing right now lots of long term investors attracted by the bitcoin opportunity and others ready to step in once a fast drop materialize.
I'm not much worried.
May 10, 2011, 11:35:19 PM
There's a big buyer trying to push the market upwards, I doubt he'll give up so easily
Really? You've ruled out the possibility that he wants to get a lot of coins?
May 10, 2011, 11:12:08 PM
Trades are all over the place in the wee hours of the morning. Low of $4.60 and high of $6.06. The low was set before the high. At one point I saw the spread was over a dollar, highest bid at $4.90 and lowest ask at $5.90.
My guess is that this is the result of two would-be market manipulators. One hoping to spark a rally by setting record highs with a big market buy, and the other hoping to spark a sell-off by clearing out the bids with a big market sell. Both executing their trades within minutes of each other.
My guess is that this is the result of two would-be market manipulators. One hoping to spark a rally by setting record highs with a big market buy, and the other hoping to spark a sell-off by clearing out the bids with a big market sell. Both executing their trades within minutes of each other.
May 10, 2011, 10:57:09 PM
We reached 6$. I give up trying to predict this market. It’s pure insanity. 
IF bitcoin is destined to become the global currency of the world, than it will be pure insanity for a long time.
May 10, 2011, 10:48:58 PM
We reached 6$. I give up trying to predict this market. It’s pure insanity.
May 10, 2011, 09:56:42 PM
Or he played enough and wants to lock in his profit. 
May 10, 2011, 09:52:49 PM
There's a big buyer trying to push the market upwards, I doubt he'll give up so easily
Then we'd better buy before he... oh, wait. May 10, 2011, 09:46:57 PM
There's a big buyer trying to push the market upwards, I doubt he'll give up so easily
May 10, 2011, 09:38:39 PM
Yeah. I think it is time to SELL.
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