@falllling: At What Price Is This Not A "Dead Cat Bounce"

maker88

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Quote from: falllling on August 20, 2014, 11:23:11 PM

same thing is happening

Do you even look at the charts before you post? That second chart clearly indicates masses of buying, where the first only has high volume in the red. You probably don't understand the significance of this, but it's ok to be different. And by different, I mean stupid.

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Quote from: niktitan132 on August 21, 2014, 03:01:10 AM

Quote from: EricTyle on August 20, 2014, 09:49:54 PM

http://static.rcgroups.net/forums/attachments/4/0/7/3/1/a1780091-233-Troll%20Food%202.JPG?d=1206391971

This is what I see

Stop feeding the trolls! They are now so fat that they can't stand up from their own chair!!!

http://mashwithgravy.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/do_not_feed_the_troll_by_veilx-d38viyi.jpg

Righto. I am the only one who can feed the trolls.

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Quote from: Markos on August 21, 2014, 06:27:01 AM

Bulls are really stubborn Wink

But without Bitcoin's ETF on the market, like Winklevoss twins ETF, we can't break the major downtrend. So, final capitulation will be in Q3-Q4 2014 in my opinion. 200-300 levels are incoming, but probably it will be the lowest point, like 2 USD in 2011.

Lol based on what?

nick32768

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Fallllllllllllllling is absolutely right, this is the proof:

In the last minute the price falled 0.73$, this is $43.8/hour, so in less than 12 hours bitcoin price will reach 0.00$

Is my analysis correct ?

Nick.

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fallllllling will come out from under the rock when the price starts dropping again to say he told you so

zeroday

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It's dead troll bounces

truehold3r

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Even if we would be at 700$ on Bitstamp, falliiing will keep saying that the crash is really close.

Markos

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Bulls are really stubborn Wink

But without Bitcoin's ETF on the market, like Winklevoss twins ETF, we can't break the major downtrend. So, final capitulation will be in Q3-Q4 2014 in my opinion. 200-300 levels are incoming, but probably it will be the lowest point, like 2 USD in 2011.

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There are many types of trolls.

Failling is the funny type which keep majority of us here entertain.

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Quote from: zby on August 21, 2014, 03:39:10 AM

Quote from: Razick on August 20, 2014, 01:06:48 PM

So we've all heard falllling claim that Bitcoin is going no where but down, and that this new price rise is a "dead cat bounce" so we shouldn't buy in. Now I am personally not ready to rule out another crash to as low as $350 or so although it is seeming less and less likely, but long term I think there is at least a 70% chance that prices will be at least $1,000 within 6-8 months.

I want falllling to go on the record with a very specific answer to this question: Falllling, how high will the price have to go, or how long will it have to remain stable before you accept that Bitcoin might go somewhere other than down? Obviously you can't keep calling it a "dead cat bounce" all the way to $600, so what price is good enough to convince you that the crash is over?

Taking this as a legitimate question - it is not unusual for the dead cat to bounce 80% of the drop.

remember the last top bubble? $680
those scammers are happy even with $500 broke today, they surely will be happy with $300 and $100 broke later too

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Rest assured he won't be here in this thread. Grin

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Quote from: Razick on August 20, 2014, 01:06:48 PM

So we've all heard falllling claim that Bitcoin is going no where but down, and that this new price rise is a "dead cat bounce" so we shouldn't buy in. Now I am personally not ready to rule out another crash to as low as $350 or so although it is seeming less and less likely, but long term I think there is at least a 70% chance that prices will be at least $1,000 within 6-8 months.

I want falllling to go on the record with a very specific answer to this question: Falllling, how high will the price have to go, or how long will it have to remain stable before you accept that Bitcoin might go somewhere other than down? Obviously you can't keep calling it a "dead cat bounce" all the way to $600, so what price is good enough to convince you that the crash is over?

Taking this as a legitimate question - it is not unusual for the dead cat to bounce 80% of the drop.

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Quote from: EricTyle on August 20, 2014, 09:49:54 PM

This is what I see

Stop feeding the trolls! They are now so fat that they can't stand up from their own chair!!!

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WE ARE ALL GOING TO LOOSE!

*lose

Loose is a term used to describe the lack of tightness.. "Your mum has a loose vagina"

cheers

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LOL @falllling. Nice charts you idiot Cheesy

falllling

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same thing is happening

SunBin

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Bitcoin hit 535 an hour ago.

This is not dead cat bouncing, but a genuine sentiment change.

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EricTyle

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This is what I see

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So we've all heard falllling claim that Bitcoin is going no where but down, and that this new price rise is a "dead cat bounce" so we shouldn't buy in. Now I am personally not ready to rule out another crash to as low as $350 or so although it is seeming less and less likely, but long term I think there is at least a 70% chance that prices will be at least $1,000 within 6-8 months.

I want falllling to go on the record with a very specific answer to this question: Falllling, how high will the price have to go, or how long will it have to remain stable before you accept that Bitcoin might go somewhere other than down? Obviously you can't keep calling it a "dead cat bounce" all the way to $600, so what price is good enough to convince you that the crash is over?

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