I can't stop laughing every single time you make one of those threads. It's just that it has been 2 1/2 years now, and things never change. 
We really should backtest to see if Edward threads make a good indicator some day.....
Topic: I'm cashing out my bitcoins. Anyone else feeling a drop coming soon?***UPDATED** - page 3. (Read 6019 times)
December 29, 2013, 10:20:54 AM
We really should backtest to see if Edward threads make a good indicator some day.....
December 29, 2013, 10:14:55 AM
I'm just losing interest in this whole crypto currency thing. It was fun in 2011 after it peaked, fun in 2013 after it peaked.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
Really? 8000% Bitcoin price increase to ath in 2013 has been "unproductive" and not interesting for you?
Is bitcoin just a game you had fun watching and observing the volitality and now it got boring?
Im sorry but I find this view point illogical, unless you made massive losses in bitcoin investments then I would understand, which you say in your case you didn't.
December 29, 2013, 05:58:20 AM
As I recall it was an uber optimistic $100 bottom he called.
(So you can be fairly sure it will never go below twice that
hehe)
(So you can be fairly sure it will never go below twice that
hehe) 
December 29, 2013, 05:19:18 AM
I wonder if the buyin target is still at $1 or you are braver this time and moved it to $2?
December 29, 2013, 04:29:15 AM
When disagreement = hate you know we are not dealing with a "bear".
December 29, 2013, 03:19:58 AM
If anyone else feels the same way as you would it even make a difference? And what's your justification for believing the price is going to fall?
Just based on the past behavior of previous crashes or something different?
Just based on the past behavior of previous crashes or something different?
December 29, 2013, 02:22:28 AM
Ed, the problem here is that you are obnoxious. We all know your position, you pretty much know what most people here think. It's not a prediction or an analysis, it's just a regurgitation of what we have been through countless times already. It's one of those things where my first thought is "this again?".
Actually, he went bull recently. Saw it with my own eyes. 
December 29, 2013, 12:53:04 AM
Everytime I feel a "drop" coming I have pretty much been wrong. Once or twice I was right but did not really take advantage.
I have learned, only trying to trade a half a coin, that I cannot trade effectively.
So, yes you may be entirely right. Or, you could be totally wrong? Of course you have the right to try and take advantage of the swings if you can predict them.
Some of us have learned that it is just better to sit on what we have, or hodl as they say.
I have learned, only trying to trade a half a coin, that I cannot trade effectively.
So, yes you may be entirely right. Or, you could be totally wrong? Of course you have the right to try and take advantage of the swings if you can predict them.
Some of us have learned that it is just better to sit on what we have, or hodl as they say.
December 29, 2013, 12:46:52 AM
Ed, the problem here is that you are obnoxious. We all know your position, you pretty much know what most people here think. It's not a prediction or an analysis, it's just a regurgitation of what we have been through countless times already. It's one of those things where my first thought is "this again?".
December 29, 2013, 12:41:33 AM
Who let the bear out?
December 29, 2013, 12:39:51 AM
Wow where is all this hate coming from 
.
This is speculation right or is it not? I am stating my position that I am cashing out.
Why can't you stop derailing my posts and discuss your position intelligently?
Just maybe your intuition is telling you the same and you don't want to admit it or hope to not believe it, so you attack me?
.This is speculation right or is it not? I am stating my position that I am cashing out.
Why can't you stop derailing my posts and discuss your position intelligently?
Just maybe your intuition is telling you the same and you don't want to admit it or hope to not believe it, so you attack me?
December 29, 2013, 12:31:45 AM
I'm just losing interest in this whole crypto currency thing. It was fun in 2011 after it peaked, fun in 2013 after it peaked.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
Losing interest yet you are still here?
Suggestion: Go away?
December 29, 2013, 12:31:14 AM
I'm just losing interest in this whole crypto currency thing. It was fun in 2011 after it peaked, fun in 2013 after it peaked.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
How many times can someone cash out ffs? Ed, nothing is certain with any investment. If you can't accept that, you should cash out (for good), delete your account here, and stare at your bank account balance. Fortune favors the brave, which you obviously are not.
December 29, 2013, 12:30:24 AM
No, papa bear. Buying. Just waiting for the banks to open so the transfer can go through. Bitcoin doesn't take days off, another reason to ditch the banks.
December 29, 2013, 12:21:25 AM
I'm just losing interest in this whole crypto currency thing. It was fun in 2011 after it peaked, fun in 2013 after it peaked.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
However, I just lose interest as I find it unproductive to speculate.
Will put my stop-loss in at around $645. If it hits that I'm out, if it goes higher than I'll ride it higher.
December 29, 2013, 12:01:58 AM
Seems like the OP needs to feel accepted in his forecasts.
I accept you.
I accept you.
December 29, 2013, 12:01:09 AM
I can't stop laughing every single time you make one of those threads. It's just that it has been 2 1/2 years now, and things never change.
December 28, 2013, 11:57:48 PM
Pulled all my alt-coin positions out and made about 50% profit gambling there over the last couple of weeks.
I feel a weakness throughout the market and think it will get worse. I think we will be heading into the 600's soon and then slowly into the 500's. With no end in sight really.
Anyone else feel the same?
UPDATE IS IN RED BELOW. updated for the people saying I am always wrong.
I made a bad call this time about bitcoin, because the alt-coin market was going to crap, and I figured the bitcoin market was also. Just read my original post, I mentioned cashing out of the alt-coin market. I never traded bitcoins, only bought them to invest in alt-coins, so I never watched the bitcoin market.
I was right about the alt-coin market at the time, and cashed out before mostly everything fell. I cashed out on Nxtcoin at the peak of .00013 making over 20x my original investment at .00000500.
I got scammed and rebought in at .00009 before the source code release when the NXT cartel decided to peg the price at .00009 forcing me to buy in high. Then I sold out at .00007 and warned everybody at .00007 that I am cashing out at that point and why. Just an hour after I warned people on the forum the price dropped from .00007 to .00005. I got scammed here due to blatant price manipulation. But I still profited from my 20x rise.
However, the alt-coin market was failing because they have to share all the money being invested in them. Most of the crappy ones will fall, and only few will survive and it will only get worse.
Trust me, I am warning people away like crazy in the alt-coin community about the inevitable price collapses of many of the crap-cions, as the market is so tiny and they have to continually share any growth with all the others and all the new temporary hot ones coming out. Plus I try and let people know just how high the growth rate is on many of them which will inevitably make them fail in the tiny market.
Trust me, many people don't like me over there, just like most don't like me here.
There was a time you could have profited with alt-coins but you have to play it very smart. I never invested in bitcoins directly, I still have about 7 bitcoins from selling alt-coins, I sold very little of them as I basically decided to sell if they went under $675 and if it didn't just ride the wave up.
However, I did make a bad call here thinking the bitcoin market was tied with the alt-coin market, which it really isn't. Weakness over there does not mean bitcoin weakness. My mistake. I really should have made the title, "I'm cashing out my alt-coins".
Actually, the reason that bitcoin may have rose was because the alt-coin market is failing and people are putting their money back into bitcoins now. It has actually made it stronger! Which I failed to see.
Just read some of my posts, I warned people in the Emark to cash out at .0003, and gave them good reason to. I already cashed out at .0004 after buying in at .0001. They gave me the same non-sense you guys give me that I don't know what I'm talking about. The Emark went down to .0002 and will go back to .0001 for sure.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4294369
Look at me warn people from earth coin, only to have it fall over 25% from the warning.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4331360
Just before saying I was "cashing out", I told people on here that the bitcoin price was going to $1000, as it did.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4054436
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4148790
So you guys may say I am always wrong, with a few understandable misjudgments, I am usually right. Yes I was stupid not buying bicoins at $2.00, but I still told everyone it was way overvalued from $30 to $2.00. Does that really make me always wrong because I didn't buy in at that time.
So in a way I was right again, cashing out of alt-coins before the inevitable collapse. Just shouldn't have posted here in the topic that I'm cashing out my bitcoins.
I feel a weakness throughout the market and think it will get worse. I think we will be heading into the 600's soon and then slowly into the 500's. With no end in sight really.
Anyone else feel the same?
UPDATE IS IN RED BELOW. updated for the people saying I am always wrong.
I made a bad call this time about bitcoin, because the alt-coin market was going to crap, and I figured the bitcoin market was also. Just read my original post, I mentioned cashing out of the alt-coin market. I never traded bitcoins, only bought them to invest in alt-coins, so I never watched the bitcoin market.
I was right about the alt-coin market at the time, and cashed out before mostly everything fell. I cashed out on Nxtcoin at the peak of .00013 making over 20x my original investment at .00000500.
I got scammed and rebought in at .00009 before the source code release when the NXT cartel decided to peg the price at .00009 forcing me to buy in high. Then I sold out at .00007 and warned everybody at .00007 that I am cashing out at that point and why. Just an hour after I warned people on the forum the price dropped from .00007 to .00005. I got scammed here due to blatant price manipulation. But I still profited from my 20x rise.
However, the alt-coin market was failing because they have to share all the money being invested in them. Most of the crappy ones will fall, and only few will survive and it will only get worse.
Trust me, I am warning people away like crazy in the alt-coin community about the inevitable price collapses of many of the crap-cions, as the market is so tiny and they have to continually share any growth with all the others and all the new temporary hot ones coming out. Plus I try and let people know just how high the growth rate is on many of them which will inevitably make them fail in the tiny market.
Trust me, many people don't like me over there, just like most don't like me here.
There was a time you could have profited with alt-coins but you have to play it very smart. I never invested in bitcoins directly, I still have about 7 bitcoins from selling alt-coins, I sold very little of them as I basically decided to sell if they went under $675 and if it didn't just ride the wave up.
However, I did make a bad call here thinking the bitcoin market was tied with the alt-coin market, which it really isn't. Weakness over there does not mean bitcoin weakness. My mistake. I really should have made the title, "I'm cashing out my alt-coins".
Actually, the reason that bitcoin may have rose was because the alt-coin market is failing and people are putting their money back into bitcoins now. It has actually made it stronger! Which I failed to see.
Just read some of my posts, I warned people in the Emark to cash out at .0003, and gave them good reason to. I already cashed out at .0004 after buying in at .0001. They gave me the same non-sense you guys give me that I don't know what I'm talking about. The Emark went down to .0002 and will go back to .0001 for sure.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4294369
Look at me warn people from earth coin, only to have it fall over 25% from the warning.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4331360
Just before saying I was "cashing out", I told people on here that the bitcoin price was going to $1000, as it did.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4054436
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4148790
So you guys may say I am always wrong, with a few understandable misjudgments, I am usually right. Yes I was stupid not buying bicoins at $2.00, but I still told everyone it was way overvalued from $30 to $2.00. Does that really make me always wrong because I didn't buy in at that time.
So in a way I was right again, cashing out of alt-coins before the inevitable collapse. Just shouldn't have posted here in the topic that I'm cashing out my bitcoins.
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