Topic: Bitcoin Forecast, Bitcoin Speculation & Bitcoin Technical Analysis. Up or DOWN? - page 65. (Read 540249 times)
January 26, 2012, 08:24:58 PM
I think the whole point of a paid subscription is to not to give out the information for free. S3052 would post it if he wanted it posted. =)
January 26, 2012, 08:10:08 PM
S3052, if you do not wish sample pics of the reports let me know and ill take this down.
January 26, 2012, 07:26:11 PM
We just issued the weekly bitcoin price analysis and newsletter to subscribers.
Exciting times ahead of us!
Exciting times ahead of us!
....And then there was a dump. I wonder what it said?
January 26, 2012, 04:19:51 PM
We just issued the weekly bitcoin price analysis and newsletter to subscribers.
Exciting times ahead of us!
Exciting times ahead of us!
January 25, 2012, 03:06:11 PM
Seems awfully fucking quiet for a rally...
January 25, 2012, 02:59:09 PM
Mothly RSI just hit 50% from upside. 2m RSI even lower. Short term is down, long term is up. 2m charts shows downside divirgences in both MACD and RSI.
Good Lagrangian point for both rally and falling knife.
Good Lagrangian point for both rally and falling knife.
January 25, 2012, 02:21:57 PM
I know nothing of triangles as they are applied to predictions and such, but the "calm" we're experiencing is a bit unsettling.
If I had to point my finger while looking at the shiny crystal ball, I would say that the fact mtgox's verification process is becoming a bigger burden, the fact they still don't allow SEPA withdrawals along with intersango's being unable to withdraw to UK banks is leaving many people without the "cash out" option, which is the main driving force for the quick dumps imho. I know I do it every month to pay electricity, and the fact I can trade coins but can't then easily collect euros is a major issue.
If I had to point my finger while looking at the shiny crystal ball, I would say that the fact mtgox's verification process is becoming a bigger burden, the fact they still don't allow SEPA withdrawals along with intersango's being unable to withdraw to UK banks is leaving many people without the "cash out" option, which is the main driving force for the quick dumps imho. I know I do it every month to pay electricity, and the fact I can trade coins but can't then easily collect euros is a major issue.
FYI Intersango's UK banking has been operational since the 20th.
Edit: Feel I should add that we have a SEPA account doing deposits AND withdrawals.
January 25, 2012, 11:06:50 AM
That should be taken care of quickly, as even I can remember how repelling it was to send EUR to that UK based bank account to to have it converted into Dollars without knowing beforehand how long it would take and what charges would apply, as Im being based in Germany. Also finding out about the whole process took 2 weeks (incl. 2 test transfers). With SEPA in place it would have been much easier.
Anyway, I think the current liquidity issue from bitcoinica is a major hold back for bitcoin prices atm. With accounting (1-2 weeks ago?) for roughly 80% of mtgox trades I would assume still a lot of those funds sit at bitcoinica and wait to go long as soon as buying will be (if ever again;) possible. This thread draws some interesting parallels between bitcoinica and recent resistences:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-timeline-60078
Anyway, I think the current liquidity issue from bitcoinica is a major hold back for bitcoin prices atm. With accounting (1-2 weeks ago?) for roughly 80% of mtgox trades I would assume still a lot of those funds sit at bitcoinica and wait to go long as soon as buying will be (if ever again;) possible. This thread draws some interesting parallels between bitcoinica and recent resistences:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-timeline-60078
January 25, 2012, 05:31:51 AM
I know nothing of triangles as they are applied to predictions and such, but the "calm" we're experiencing is a bit unsettling.
If I had to point my finger while looking at the shiny crystal ball, I would say that the fact mtgox's verification process is becoming a bigger burden, the fact they still don't allow SEPA withdrawals along with intersango's being unable to withdraw to UK banks is leaving many people without the "cash out" option, which is the main driving force for the quick dumps imho. I know I do it every month to pay electricity, and the fact I can trade coins but can't then easily collect euros is a major issue.
If I had to point my finger while looking at the shiny crystal ball, I would say that the fact mtgox's verification process is becoming a bigger burden, the fact they still don't allow SEPA withdrawals along with intersango's being unable to withdraw to UK banks is leaving many people without the "cash out" option, which is the main driving force for the quick dumps imho. I know I do it every month to pay electricity, and the fact I can trade coins but can't then easily collect euros is a major issue.
January 25, 2012, 04:57:26 AM
brief update: http://bit.ly/xBq5et
Hmm - that triangle there (it is in http://www.bitcoinbullbear.com/ - for those that don't like clicking too much) had bottom at 6.25 yesterday at 2pm - now it would be about 6.3 - so it is broken down already.
Yes, I noticed that, too. It's now clearly broken, yet no fall is happening. I guess all bets are off because everyone seems reluctant to trade, which can be seen by the fact that the volume has been steadily declining for over a week now (since Jan. 18th).
I still think this is the calm before the storm, though.
January 25, 2012, 02:04:06 AM
brief update: http://bit.ly/xBq5et
Hmm - that triangle there (it is in http://www.bitcoinbullbear.com/ - for those that don't like clicking too much) had bottom at 6.25 yesterday at 2pm - now it would be about 6.3 - so it is broken down already.
January 24, 2012, 04:29:02 PM
brief update: http://bit.ly/xBq5et
January 24, 2012, 03:05:56 PM
Calm now..
But I was thinking it too.. lmao..
never refrain when there's potential for lulz
January 23, 2012, 10:01:26 PM
we're in the eye of the storm. noone knows where to go.
Someone has hit the pause button, and then hid the remote.
January 23, 2012, 09:20:18 PM
exciting times, exciting times 
January 23, 2012, 08:36:04 PM
we're in the eye of the storm. noone knows where to go.
January 23, 2012, 06:17:09 PM
no shit
Calm now..
But I was thinking it too.. lmao..
January 23, 2012, 05:05:45 PM
no shit
January 23, 2012, 02:32:24 AM
At one point, a next rally leg will most likely come, and it should be very strong.
But until 7.22 $ is cleared to the upside, there remains a neutral trading range down to 4.64 $. This means that there remains a risk for another short term sell off, before the mid term up trend continues.
But until 7.22 $ is cleared to the upside, there remains a neutral trading range down to 4.64 $. This means that there remains a risk for another short term sell off, before the mid term up trend continues.
4.64-7.22 thats' a big gap
This is true, but reality.
A more narrow, short term range is 6.1 - 6.5 $. A breakout of this range would be the first sign of a stronger move.
January 22, 2012, 02:47:17 PM
i see green on recent bars at bitcoincharts. is this the last spike upwards before the fall? 
Im not a main specialist here, but i think yes. Jump to: