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Scenario ii) is the one...
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February 23, 2012, 01:20:32 AM
Scenario ii) is the one...
February 22, 2012, 04:15:53 PM
We just issued an interim update to subscribers.
February 22, 2012, 12:28:46 PM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
Do you think Economics professors might use examples from the Bitcoin network in their teachings?
Might be a win-win, since these are such "textbook" patterns. I wonder, what other commodities / markets have shown such textbook-like patterns in the past?not a bad idea.
In fact, the triangle I was predicting is currently almost perfectly forming. even though I was predicting it, I could not believe my eyes how mass bitcoin psychology really works so perfectly
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oh, sorry, not translated title is already done ...
February 22, 2012, 11:57:20 AM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
Do you think Economics professors might use examples from the Bitcoin network in their teachings?
Might be a win-win, since these are such "textbook" patterns. I wonder, what other commodities / markets have shown such textbook-like patterns in the past?not a bad idea.
In fact, the triangle I was predicting is currently almost perfectly forming. even though I was predicting it, I could not believe my eyes how mass bitcoin psychology really works so perfectly
Which update contains the triangle you're talking about? I can't seem to be able to find it. Or are you talking about the triangle in the attachment, which was send in a separate email on February the 18th? To checking if I'm looking at the correct one
Thanks!Edit: Hmm, wait. That triangle isn't valid anymore. Which triangle are you talking about? Could you help me out please? Thanks!
Over the past several days a symmetrical triangle pattern has been forming. Here's my sketch:
looks like it broke out to the upside on your symmetrical triangle pattern
bitcoin technical analysis owns, need some more benzos
February 21, 2012, 06:46:44 PM
Which is a continuation pattern, correct? Which means down, down, down? Weird that I missed it in the update though. Thanks for posting!
Yes and yes (I hope). He hasn't emailed an update yet. I believe this is at least part of the reasoning behind the predictions in his 2/18 update.
February 21, 2012, 06:43:59 PM
Which is a continuation pattern, correct? Which means down, down, down? Weird that I missed it in the update though. Thanks for posting!
February 21, 2012, 06:38:48 PM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
Do you think Economics professors might use examples from the Bitcoin network in their teachings?
Might be a win-win, since these are such "textbook" patterns. I wonder, what other commodities / markets have shown such textbook-like patterns in the past?not a bad idea.
In fact, the triangle I was predicting is currently almost perfectly forming. even though I was predicting it, I could not believe my eyes how mass bitcoin psychology really works so perfectly
Which update contains the triangle you're talking about? I can't seem to be able to find it. Or are you talking about the triangle in the attachment, which was send in a separate email on February the 18th? To checking if I'm looking at the correct one
Thanks!Edit: Hmm, wait. That triangle isn't valid anymore. Which triangle are you talking about? Could you help me out please? Thanks!
Over the past several days a symmetrical triangle pattern has been forming. Here's my sketch:
February 21, 2012, 06:26:45 PM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
Do you think Economics professors might use examples from the Bitcoin network in their teachings?
Might be a win-win, since these are such "textbook" patterns. I wonder, what other commodities / markets have shown such textbook-like patterns in the past?not a bad idea.
In fact, the triangle I was predicting is currently almost perfectly forming. even though I was predicting it, I could not believe my eyes how mass bitcoin psychology really works so perfectly
Which update contains the triangle you're talking about? I can't seem to be able to find it. Or are you talking about the triangle in the attachment, which was send in a separate email on February the 18th? To checking if I'm looking at the correct one
Thanks!Edit: Hmm, wait. That triangle isn't valid anymore. Which triangle are you talking about? Could you help me out please? Thanks!
February 21, 2012, 06:21:18 PM
Here's where the bots matter:
http://www.badalgo.com/
Great Twitter feed - some wild sub-1s activity showing HFT activities, especially quote-stuffing. There's no stopping this kind of activity and it's so far beyond anything regulators can handle that the only solution is to adapt and compete.
http://www.badalgo.com/
Great Twitter feed - some wild sub-1s activity showing HFT activities, especially quote-stuffing. There's no stopping this kind of activity and it's so far beyond anything regulators can handle that the only solution is to adapt and compete.
lmao. "quote stuffing". 120000 quotes, 0 trades. lol. strange world.
February 21, 2012, 05:48:22 PM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
Do you think Economics professors might use examples from the Bitcoin network in their teachings?
Might be a win-win, since these are such "textbook" patterns. I wonder, what other commodities / markets have shown such textbook-like patterns in the past?not a bad idea.
In fact, the triangle I was predicting is currently almost perfectly forming. even though I was predicting it, I could not believe my eyes how mass bitcoin psychology really works so perfectly
February 21, 2012, 03:59:33 PM
Here's where the bots matter:
http://www.badalgo.com/
Great Twitter feed - some wild sub-1s activity showing HFT activities, especially quote-stuffing. There's no stopping this kind of activity and it's so far beyond anything regulators can handle that the only solution is to adapt and compete.
http://www.badalgo.com/
Great Twitter feed - some wild sub-1s activity showing HFT activities, especially quote-stuffing. There's no stopping this kind of activity and it's so far beyond anything regulators can handle that the only solution is to adapt and compete.
All sorts of kick ass links in the twitter
February 21, 2012, 03:45:26 PM
Here's where the bots matter:
http://www.badalgo.com/
Great Twitter feed - some wild sub-1s activity showing HFT activities, especially quote-stuffing. There's no stopping this kind of activity and it's so far beyond anything regulators can handle that the only solution is to adapt and compete.
http://www.badalgo.com/
Great Twitter feed - some wild sub-1s activity showing HFT activities, especially quote-stuffing. There's no stopping this kind of activity and it's so far beyond anything regulators can handle that the only solution is to adapt and compete.
February 21, 2012, 03:19:02 PM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
Do you think Economics professors might use examples from the Bitcoin network in their teachings?
Might be a win-win, since these are such "textbook" patterns. I wonder, what other commodities / markets have shown such textbook-like patterns in the past? February 21, 2012, 02:47:13 PM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
Thanks Mushoz, you are right, this does not influence at all the technical analysis.
In fact, the bitcoin market has been quite straightforward to predict over the past 1.5 years - as it displays great "textbook-like" patterns.
February 21, 2012, 07:00:43 AM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
They don't manipulate technical analysis. The spreads are often very tiny, so the price won't change more than a few pips by this strategy. They also don't generate any meaningful volume to influence certain indicators. So they aren't a problem at all. Besides, using technical analysis, bars represent a lot longer time frame than a few seconds, so you won't see the movements caused by those micro trades either.
February 21, 2012, 06:36:58 AM
There are some bots on mtgox continously executing microtrades (often less than 0.01 BTC). Either buying or selling to make sure last price is either to the upside or to the downside of spread. Those may manipulate the charts, depending on how you make them. Will your charts be influenced by such bots, or do you take care to remove those microtrades before generating the charts?
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
Using a bot to manipulate technical analysis, and play mind games on people making trading decisions just from watching the charts, is a neat trick if it works. :-)
February 19, 2012, 05:02:21 PM
It is all about 18feb-secret-charts.
February 19, 2012, 04:24:38 PM
I meant the two updates to subscribers from Feb 18. Sorry for the confusion.
February 19, 2012, 04:21:36 PM
The forecast we issued today and yesterday to subscribers is fully on track.
There wasn't a private forecast today for subscribers, correct?
There was one on his site. =/
S3052, I think you should email subscribers when you update your site/twitter.
February 19, 2012, 04:18:26 PM
The forecast we issued today and yesterday to subscribers is fully on track.
There wasn't a private forecast today for subscribers, correct?
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