's hard to avoid paying things in Euros, really, when you live in Europe Euro zone…
Fortunately not all european countries jumped to euroscam. Edit: yet.
It all isn't such a bad idea, if you look at it properly.
Except then Greece crashed.
Topic: Bitcoin Forecast, Bitcoin Speculation & Bitcoin Technical Analysis. Up or DOWN? - page 81. (Read 540249 times)
November 15, 2011, 10:29:03 PM
Fortunately not all european countries jumped to euroscam. Edit: yet.
It all isn't such a bad idea, if you look at it properly.
Except then Greece crashed.
November 15, 2011, 10:02:34 PM
's hard to avoid paying things in Euros, really, when you live in Europe Euro zone…
Fortunately not all european countries jumped to euroscam. Edit: yet.
November 15, 2011, 10:00:45 PM
But what if where you live nobody will sell you anything for them? Doesn't seem like a good time to invest in the Euro.
November 15, 2011, 09:57:45 PM
's hard to avoid paying things in Euros, really, when you live in Europe…
November 15, 2011, 09:51:38 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around 
If you're looking to make a quick buck, buy in USD on gox and sell for EUR or GBP on Intersango or Tradehill. Both look pretty good right now.
Who would want euros right now?
i pay everything with euros and it is working quite well
November 15, 2011, 08:47:31 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around
If you're looking to make a quick buck, buy in USD on gox and sell for EUR or GBP on Intersango or Tradehill. Both look pretty good right now.
Who would want euros right now?
November 15, 2011, 05:11:47 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around
If you're looking to make a quick buck, buy in USD on gox and sell for EUR or GBP on Intersango or Tradehill. Both look pretty good right now.
Who would want euros right now?
November 15, 2011, 04:56:45 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around
If you're looking to make a quick buck, buy in USD on gox and sell for EUR or GBP on Intersango or Tradehill. Both look pretty good right now.
November 15, 2011, 04:52:46 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
but the bid wall it also proof that maniputators/traders/investors/bigmoney are intrested in bitcoin.and there are enough buy power to get over 5.
right?
Not necessarily, at least not right now. The "manipulator" is Bitcoinica. I don't understand how no one else seems to get that. They're responsible for 1/3 of MtGox's volume.
This is an interesting thought... this almost fits...
::: extends hand hoping for a donation :::
Well if you need it that bad...
There you go.
Now how do we use this information.. ?
Thanks.
Only way I know how to use it is to cut me a slice of the pie ;-)
November 15, 2011, 04:51:52 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
but the bid wall it also proof that maniputators/traders/investors/bigmoney are intrested in bitcoin.and there are enough buy power to get over 5.
right?
Not necessarily, at least not right now. The "manipulator" is Bitcoinica. I don't understand how no one else seems to get that. They're responsible for 1/3 of MtGox's volume.
This is an interesting thought... this almost fits...
::: extends hand hoping for a donation :::
Well if you need it that bad...
There you go.
Now how do we use this information.. ?
November 15, 2011, 04:44:13 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
but the bid wall it also proof that maniputators/traders/investors/bigmoney are intrested in bitcoin.and there are enough buy power to get over 5.
right?
Not necessarily, at least not right now. The "manipulator" is Bitcoinica. I don't understand how no one else seems to get that. They're responsible for 1/3 of MtGox's volume.
This is an interesting thought... this almost fits...
::: extends hand hoping for a donation :::
November 15, 2011, 04:41:22 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
but the bid wall it also proof that maniputators/traders/investors/bigmoney are intrested in bitcoin.and there are enough buy power to get over 5.
right?
Not necessarily, at least not right now. The "manipulator" is Bitcoinica. I don't understand how no one else seems to get that. They're responsible for 1/3 of MtGox's volume.
This is an interesting thought... this almost fits...
November 15, 2011, 04:31:45 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
but the bid wall it also proof that maniputators/traders/investors/bigmoney are intrested in bitcoin.and there are enough buy power to get over 5.
right?
Not necessarily, at least not right now. The "manipulator" is Bitcoinica. I don't understand how no one else seems to get that. They're responsible for 1/3 of MtGox's volume.
November 15, 2011, 04:29:21 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around
im betting on a mini-rally to 2.5 and then a big drop again to the 1.8 or so, then again deeper and then the final buy buy buy.
Your mini-rally to 2.5 happened last night.
November 15, 2011, 03:08:50 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around
im betting on a mini-rally to 2.5 and then a big drop again to the 1.8 or so, then again deeper and then the final buy buy buy.
November 15, 2011, 02:44:23 PM
That I know, but I'm kind of impatient and love to do some scalping when I am around
November 15, 2011, 02:36:29 PM
Its still not that difficult to make money in this market. Looking at the charts, you dont even see any evidence for any cornering. Its just normal volatility. And its also normal that its gets more volatile on the way down.
I.e. you could have sold or shorted bitcoins around 25-30 $ (I issued a sell signal on Jun 12th with target dowon to at least 5 $) and fared quite well with it.
And currently, being on the short side is still a viable option.
I.e. you could have sold or shorted bitcoins around 25-30 $ (I issued a sell signal on Jun 12th with target dowon to at least 5 $) and fared quite well with it.
And currently, being on the short side is still a viable option.
November 15, 2011, 02:28:49 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
The irony about this is if that happens whoever that wall belongs to would make more profits from smashing the sell orders that would pop up afterwards.I guess he is just waiting till the technicals support it so it doesn't look so arbitrarily.
The question for the rest of us is: can we trade successfully in a cornered market?
(I know this sounds kinda silly but if you think as time as your enemy...)
November 15, 2011, 02:28:23 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
but the bid wall it also proof that maniputators/traders/investors/bigmoney are intrested in bitcoin.and there are enough buy power to get over 5.
right?
November 15, 2011, 02:21:20 PM
If the person(s) who have the 50,000 BTC bid on MtGox pull this out, prices will fall like a stone (or should I say falling knife)
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