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June 12, 2019, 10:17:52 AM
#67

I’m back!

I’ll continue with TA shortly!

Long Live Bitcoin!

Damn, your thread is like a timecapsule. You were analysing Bitcoin when it was 20 times less.  I wish that i would have been here that long ago, will check out your new analysis.
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June 11, 2019, 10:36:22 AM
#66

I’m back!

I’ll continue with TA shortly!

Long Live Bitcoin!
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February 04, 2015, 05:29:25 AM
#65
We are still hoovering around 200 €.

What's the possibility of going down bellow 100 € shor term according to you all?
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February 02, 2015, 11:14:09 AM
#64
great analysis. keep up the good work~!
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January 29, 2015, 12:21:45 PM
#63
Thanks sonofa for the TA. I was about to jump in heavy at around 350$ when i saw your TA.

I' m all in now. Will see what will happen, but with the current situation in EU, i've decided to stay away from euro, and get my hands durty in btc.

Cheers,

Glad to help, and I am glad you read my posts lol ...

Like with any investment, do not go all the way in unless you can handle a 25% drop of your investment. With Bitcoin that may be a 30%.

Always cash out when you gut feeling tells you and there is nothing wrong with securing profits.

I'll keep posting more charts and thought on this.

Smiley
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January 27, 2015, 07:04:41 AM
#62
Thanks sonofa for the TA. I was about to jump in heavy at around 350$ when i saw your TA.

I' m all in now. Will see what will happen, but with the current situation in EU, i've decided to stay away from euro, and get my hands durty in btc.

Cheers,
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January 26, 2015, 09:07:59 AM
#61
Great analysis.. do you believe we are the bottom of $200 ?

Hi Arsenal, I have been out for a while, but you are probably now aware that the coin has had a huge rally these past days after a huger drop.

So yeah, 200 was a hard bottom, it wen trough it but regained almost immediately.

I wouldn't say we are out of the woods yet as this could be another pump.

ON a Technical, the coin is now testing the Moving Averages, if it conquers we may see a nice support there.

Also, based on pure TA, the price action broke my falling wedge hard, going through 200 like nothing, and regained it hard too. On my first post I mentioned that these falling wedges brake down or up hard... and we just saw that a few days ago. Now, it would be interesting to see if the coin brakes the upper wedge line (green line) and if it brakes it hard, where would it takes us.

I still hold my coins now, and not really looking into trading but finding bottoms to pick up some. I was out for a few days and didn't buy any below 200, but I may buy some if the price action brakes my upper green line.

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January 20, 2015, 04:43:10 AM
#60
Great analysis.. do you believe we are the bottom of $200 ?
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January 08, 2015, 01:11:43 AM
#59
Very nice, thanks for sharing some data and actual facts.

The golden crosses have appeared but short lived as you can see on my charts takes following Bitstamp prices.

I agree with you that now would not be the right time to buy bitcoin based on the charts and historical data.

I wouldn't discourage traders to hop in and ride this short lived rallies which can be very profitable even on a down turn.. 7% returns in a day etc.

Back on the first post I compared this period we are in to the period lived in 2013 where we saw a huge rally followed by a huge decline.

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And to leave with a sense of historical comparison, in 2013 the coin also created a falling wedge with a bounce around the fib line  0.764 ($69) before rallying to $1100’s. Why is this important? At today's price and on the last 6 weeks, the coin has bounced and played around $340. Which for this last rally, it is the Fib Line 0.764. The same level before the huge huge rally last year.

Well, this has been broken badly so we can forget about a phoenix revival like the one on 2013.

But since we are talking of historical trends here, the percentage drop of the coin back in 2013 was roughly 78%... which is around the percentage drop we have experience in 2014...

Based on this last sentence, why wouldn't an investor taking a risk here at these levels...

Cheers
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January 06, 2015, 02:32:19 PM
#58
Hi everyone,

Figured this might be a good place for this.

I recently did some basic moving average analysis. If anyone considers moving average crossovers as fair indicators, we are definitely looking bearish with BTC prices going into 2015.

Below are dates for 50/200 MA "death cross" events dating back to May of 2014. A death cross is where the 50-day moving average crosses below the 200-day moving average and its reverse is known as a "golden cross". It is worth noting that none of these crossovers have been reversed as of this posting. So I would advise against buying into Bitcoin for some time still.

Recent 50/200-day MA "death cross" events:

ExchangeCurrencyDate
BitfinexBTC/USDMay 30
Bitcoin.deBTC/EURJune 2
BTC-eBTC/EURJune 8
CaVirtexBTC/CADOct 24
HuobiBTC/CNYJune 2
BitstampBTC/USDDec 20
BTC ChinaBTC/CNYDec 20

data from Bitcoinwisdom.com
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January 04, 2015, 12:42:43 PM
#57
Well, if you are still against Technical Analysis on Bitcoin, well, take a look again.

The Blue support line was a strong line that if broken would make Bitcoin fall hard. And yes, it did brake, and yes Bitcoin did drop in price... Hard. See the Shite Skinny Arrow.

Being such  strong support, Bitcoin lingered around it undecided finding buyers at these levels but once these buyers were gone, then the price collapsed.

So where do we go from here? The next line is $240, yup, that far down but only a few dollars away. But my guess is that we go far down below even more. To touch the green line part of the falling wedge.

On my first post I described the two scenarios, a Pennant and a Falling Wedge. We are back on the Falling Wedge.

Note: None of the lines below have been adjusted since the first post. I have only added lines and traces as we go.

Cheers

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December 29, 2014, 02:22:06 PM
#56
Yesterday Bitcoin struggled to keep itself above the Blue Line, today it has finally caved and went through it.

What does it mean? We may visit prices as low as $305 pretty soon.

The confirmation would be a close of the day below the blue line, with MACD gapping.

The Blue Line is a very strong support line. In order for Bitcoin to rally, we need to see a price action able this line with positive SAR points.

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December 27, 2014, 02:46:03 PM
#55
I have been out a few days due to the holidays, but I'm back and see that the lines and predictions still hold.

The blue line is still intact and it is becoming much stronger.

I mentioned that any playing around the blue line is an alarm to Buy Bitcoin and I still think this holds. At these prices I will place and order myself through CoinBase.

At this point we are getting positive SAR points which indicates positive move. If you can risk a little I would buy right here right now. If you are looking for buying Bitcoin to use it for purchasing goods, then I would suggest to wait to see how the price resolves in the next day or so.

Do you remember the Red Line? and how I predicted a huge price action on December 12th, well that did happened exactly on that day and Bitcoin crushed that support level (Thumb down icon in the chart) and now it finds itself testing the long time support, the Blue Line.

In the hour chart, you can see how clearly Bitcoin price has been crushed in every attempt to send prices higher. Someone is unloading big and someone really wants Bitcoin price at these levels or lower. But the fact that Bitcoin finds strong buyers picking up the cheap coins lead me to believe there is very strong support. And the coins are leaving the weak hands for stronger long term hands which is good for the whole bitcoin ecosystem.



hero member
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December 24, 2014, 10:49:45 PM
#54

The only consistent thing that has actually made people money (including myself) so far is to "Keep mining".

Keep mining regardless of what pundits, the media, the techno-geeks or the hash rate gurus say.

JUST KEEP MINING !!!! I don't give a rat's behind about technical analysis, price of chips, btc to $$ conversion rate or the price of tea in China.

You don't make ROI by stopping your mining.




legendary
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December 24, 2014, 11:33:21 AM
#53
How centralized bitcoin mining is nowadays?

Maybe this is the info you are looking for:
https://blockchain.info/pools

The usual situation, 3 or 4 pools have the majority .

that unknown with 20% is scary, what's this china farm?
sr. member
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December 24, 2014, 11:30:26 AM
#52
How centralized bitcoin mining is nowadays?

Maybe this is the info you are looking for:
https://blockchain.info/pools

The usual situation, 3 or 4 pools have the majority .
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December 20, 2014, 04:00:05 PM
#51
How centralized bitcoin mining is nowadays?

I have no idea... but please elaborate a little more if you know the subject.

What I do know is that ASIC miners started to "decentralize" the network (if I understand correctly) and the recent price action has helped this method for mining but we may be heading towards a break point where price and difficulty levels may give the advantage to powerful miners that are already setup, as opposed to new miners coming in and having to invest heavily now.

sr. member
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December 20, 2014, 03:25:47 PM
#50
How centralized bitcoin mining is nowadays?
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December 20, 2014, 02:20:44 PM
#49
Amazing how these predictions made on Nov 23 still hold.

I highlight two take aways...

Take a look at the last paragraph and do some analysis on your own. Think of any great catalysts (Russia recession, Europe stagnation, all the QE's happening around the world, Gold, etc.) These may be the great push for another rally.

You think BTC has never experiences drops, and near death experiences? it has always had them. Think about BTC at $0.05 USD prices... they too believed a jump to $1 was incredible. You think BTC can't jump 20X again? Think again.

As always, and always, be careful, mindful and respectful of BTC.



5. Tracing both patterns we can generate a couple coin prices to keep an eye on the next couple weeks. We want to see a bounce of $305 if there is such  drop, and if it doesn’t hold, we want to see bounce from $252. Hopefully it doesn’t have to dive that low but it would be a great opportunity to buy coins.

And to leave with a sense of historical comparison, in 2013 the coin also created a falling wedge with a bounce around the fib line  0.764 ($69) before rallying to $1100’s. Why is this important? At today's price and on the last 6 weeks, the coin has bounced and played around $340. Which for this last rally, it is the Fib Line 0.764. The same level before the huge huge rally last year.

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December 20, 2014, 02:05:53 PM
#48
The fact that it went right through the traced line at 0.764 get me a little worried.

I may have to go back and understand what happened that day, anything on the news that may have drove a panic sell.

I wouldn't worry to much though, BTC has broken the lines before just to go right back to it like a magnet.

I would BUY right here if not done so already.

I'll place an order on my CoinBase today.

BTC may go back to touch the blue trend line in the next days but the trend remains intact and is very powerful. So I expect to trend up with it and to go back to $340 and head a little higher.

I can now safely say that overtime BTC price touches my blue trend line, you should BUY. And Sell above the $340 price if you think the rally is fading.

Also, I believe that first thing January or half way through the month we will see a clear indication of where Bitcoin will head for the rest of the year.
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