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Did danny really buy a bently?
Yes, and it came from the factory with Ukyo prestuffed in the trunk!
To this day, nobody knows what he did with the corpse
Did danny really buy a bently?
That would really add to the value of the company when everything is liquidated.
That would really add to the value of the company when everything is liquidated.
Here in Brazil we had a Bitcoin Ponzi (BitcoinRain) that ate some 15,000 BTC from clients. It wasn't on Bloomberg either...
Good point, have to agree with you there. Although, I wouldn't put NEOBEE in the category of ponzi scheme just yet. Calmer heads will let the tape play out and see what unfolds. If it does end up being one giant scam, my hats off to whoever dreamt it up… I mean, wow
I did not mean to imply that Neo&Bee was a Ponzi or other scam. I was just pointing out that 12,000 BTC is small in the scale of bitcoin scams/thefts/failures.
From what I have seen so far, I believe N&B was basically a bad business plan, badly executed. That is, I think that Mr. Brewster really believed that it would succeed.
On the otehr hand, the IPO already had some questionable features (investor rights, trading venue, prospectus, ...). And foul play often kicks in when businesses start to fail...
You know what they say... "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail".
As I've said earlier price started at 0.0001 when stock got re-listed and moved up to triple the value even before this wall.
As I've said earlier price started at 0.0001 when stock got re-listed and moved up to triple the value even before this wall.
Look, we're not going to agree. I have no ulterior motives as I don't own the stock. I'm just saying, what you are suggesting doesn't fit the situation at all. But it looked like a classic pump and dump, they even split out the buy walls out at the same price to make it look like there is more support. Why would you do this if you weren't trying to hike the price up?
You know what they say... "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail".
As I've said earlier price started at 0.0001 when stock got re-listed and moved up to triple the value even before this wall.
As I've said earlier price started at 0.0001 when stock got re-listed and moved up to triple the value even before this wall.
No, you don't get it.
What just happened was obvious, I've seen it hundreds of times, your just trying to manipulate it to fill your own agenda.
I'm ending this, it's clear we are not going to agree.
If anyone comes out and buys half a million shares over the next day or two then ill know you we're right. But that's not going to happen.
They were trying to make a quick profit, and it worked initially, until the market stopped responding, and they got hit.
If you'd ever tried to manipulate a market before you would understand.
Let me give you an example.
Say I want to buy Neobee shares, ok? I want them at cheapest price possible. Key is to buy without driving up the price.
If there are big desperate sellers out there I want to give them the chance to sell at a low price their whole amount, thus placing a big order makes sense and I won't drive up the price like crazy. Seller doesn't know I'm ready to bid up to say 0.0009 so he'd be happy to sell me at 0.0003 a big chunk.
On the other hand, if I keep the sell wall for too long, I'll drive up the price in no time. Of course if I leave wall out for too long, others will get ideas that something's going on and will try to front run me, so makes sense to remove the wall for frenzy to go away to give chance again to buy low.
This was an interesting test that showed to amazement of some there are no huge sellers out there. What I would do I were that buyer, I'd just put smaller buy orders every now and then to catch the smaller fish. Of course takes patience and can be boring. Big guys have small fish that do this boring task for them.
That's a pointless test given the situation.
Firstly, there are not enough people with 500k+ shares, or even 50k+ shares to sell out that quickly
Secondly, given the uncertainty, it would have been obvious as soon as a buy order that big is placed the market would shoot up almost immediately
Why wouldn't they just save the hassle and get a cheaper price by buying the shares off exchange?
Also, if they were buying they would only be doing it on insider information, so why would they stop on a sunday evening right before the week starts and business starts moving again? Potentially losing out on there advantage as more information comes to light?
Why wouldn't they just do thre obvious thing and do what either i have suggested iabove or you have suggested with the slow orders?
It's a pretty idea but it doesn't fit at all with the situation, anyone with that sort of funds trying to do what you are saying could have done it many other ways in allot better fashion
It doesn't make sense.
Yet, a pump and dump makes perfect sense and falls perfectly inline with what we saw.
I'm out. You seem like a nice and smart guy, but I think your looking far too much into this to get the outcome you want.
No, you don't get it.
What just happened was obvious, I've seen it hundreds of times, your just trying to manipulate it to fill your own agenda.
I'm ending this, it's clear we are not going to agree.
If anyone comes out and buys half a million shares over the next day or two then ill know you we're right. But that's not going to happen.
They were trying to make a quick profit, and it worked initially, until the market stopped responding, and they got hit.
If you'd ever tried to manipulate a market before you would understand.
Let me give you an example.
Say I want to buy Neobee shares, ok? I want them at cheapest price possible. Key is to buy without driving up the price.
If there are big desperate sellers out there I want to give them the chance to sell at a low price their whole amount, thus placing a big order makes sense and I won't drive up the price like crazy. Seller doesn't know I'm ready to bid up to say 0.0009 so he'd be happy to sell me at 0.0003 a big chunk.
On the other hand, if I keep the sell wall for too long, I'll drive up the price in no time. Of course if I leave wall out for too long, others will get ideas that something's going on and will try to front run me, so makes sense to remove the wall for frenzy to go away to give chance again to buy low.
This was an interesting test that showed to amazement of some there are no huge sellers out there. What I would do I were that buyer, I'd just put smaller buy orders every now and then to catch the smaller fish. Of course takes patience and can be boring. Big guys have small fish that do this boring task for them.
You don't get it. This is the toe dipping Soros strategy to check selling power, how easy is to buy. This gives you a good indicator especially if you wanna start a buying spree.
In this case a fat order like that could be filled in by a big desperate seller fast which would tell you there are lots of big whale sellers out there and you can play that to your advantage.
In this case a fat order like that could be filled in by a big desperate seller fast which would tell you there are lots of big whale sellers out there and you can play that to your advantage.
Put it back up, Herp, I'll take a chunk out of it for ya.
Where is the media on this one? I would think that main stream outlets would be licking their chops for a chance to drag Bitcoin over the coals, using how ANOTHER Bitcoin business has imploded as justification. All I've seen is coindesk, newsBTC, and other small outlets have picked this story up.
How juicy does it need to be to fly on their radar?
-Insolvency after 25 days of the IPVO
-Stock traded on a unregulated securities exchange
-Holders of the stock have 0% equity in the company
-AWOL CEO
-Bitfunder mishap
-Mt Gox
-One of the leading and trusted voices in the community being involved (Andreas).*
I think that Mt Gox being picked up by main stream has peaked an interest of Bitcoin in the public. It didn't matter if the spin was pro or con, more people are now aware of Bitcoin because of it. I'm of the opinion that the only bad news for Bitcoin is no news at this point.
So come on CSNBC, Bloomberg, WSJ, Forbes, show Bitcoin some love (even if its the tough kind)!
*My belief is that Andreas is being authentic in claiming that he was just a technical advisor. That was a point made clear by him before the whole melt down (maybe he saw the writing on the wall).
https://twitter.com/aantonop
How juicy does it need to be to fly on their radar?
-Insolvency after 25 days of the IPVO
-Stock traded on a unregulated securities exchange
-Holders of the stock have 0% equity in the company
-AWOL CEO
-Bitfunder mishap
-Mt Gox
-One of the leading and trusted voices in the community being involved (Andreas).*
I think that Mt Gox being picked up by main stream has peaked an interest of Bitcoin in the public. It didn't matter if the spin was pro or con, more people are now aware of Bitcoin because of it. I'm of the opinion that the only bad news for Bitcoin is no news at this point.
So come on CSNBC, Bloomberg, WSJ, Forbes, show Bitcoin some love (even if its the tough kind)!
*My belief is that Andreas is being authentic in claiming that he was just a technical advisor. That was a point made clear by him before the whole melt down (maybe he saw the writing on the wall).
https://twitter.com/aantonop
12,000 BTC is 6,000,000 USD at current prices. I would love to have that money, but in business terms it is small. There must be (rough guess) at least 100,000 companies of that size in Europe, perhaps much more.
A small company in Cyprus is in trouble. Why should that be featured by Bloomberg?
Here in Brazil we had a Bitcoin Ponzi (BitcoinRain) that ate some 15,000 BTC from clients. It wasn't on Bloomberg either...
Good point, have to agree with you there. Although, I wouldn't put NEOBEE in the category of ponzi scheme just yet. Calmer heads will let the tape play out and see what unfolds. If it does end up being one giant scam, my hats off to whoever dreamt it up… I mean, wow
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
There's someone buying testing the market. This wasn't a pump.
If that was the case they would have put the wall back in at a lower price.
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, acts like a duck...
No because he wants to test support he will try again but wants to see where price action is. A few sold into that wall but idea was to check if there are any big sellers out there that would eat out the wall entirely.
There weren't any big sellers. Wall was there for quite some time.
Wow. You actually believe that?
The wall would have gone within hours. Any serious investor isn't going to pull an order out twenty minutes after putting it in just because it didnt get instant action - there is nobody with 500k shares to fill that order - and considering there was about 20k that got taken out of it, there was serious action, if they had any actual intentions of buying and holding they wouldn't have removed the wall at all
It worked for a while until a few less delusional people on this forum called it out and stopped allot of weaker hands falling for this shit.
As soon as people stopped placing higher buy support the wall went, the pump was over.
On the plus side whoever just tried that pump and dump most likely lost allot of money.
With people like you running around though its surprising they didn't make a profit
You don't get it. This is the toe dipping Soros strategy to check selling power, how easy is to buy. This gives you a good indicator especially if you wanna start a buying spree.
In this case a fat order like that could be filled in by a big desperate seller fast which would tell you there are lots of big whale sellers out there and you can play that to your advantage.
No, you don't get it.
What just happened was obvious, I've seen it hundreds of times, your just trying to manipulate it to fill your own agenda..
If anyone comes out and buys half a million shares over the next day or two then ill know you we're right. But that's not going to happen.
They were trying to make a quick profit, and it worked initially, until the market stopped responding, and they got hit.
If you'd ever tried to manipulate a market before you would understand.
I'm ending this, it's clear we are not going to agree
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
There's someone buying testing the market. This wasn't a pump.
If that was the case they would have put the wall back in at a lower price.
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, acts like a duck...
No because he wants to test support he will try again but wants to see where price action is. A few sold into that wall but idea was to check if there are any big sellers out there that would eat out the wall entirely.
There weren't any big sellers. Wall was there for quite some time.
Wow. You actually believe that?
The wall would have gone within hours. Any serious investor isn't going to pull an order out twenty minutes after putting it in just because it didnt get instant action - there is nobody with 500k shares to fill that order - and considering there was about 20k that got taken out of it, there was serious action, if they had any actual intentions of buying and holding they wouldn't have removed the wall at all
It worked for a while until a few less delusional people on this forum called it out and stopped allot of weaker hands falling for this shit.
As soon as people stopped placing higher buy support the wall went, the pump was over.
On the plus side whoever just tried that pump and dump most likely lost allot of money.
With people like you running around though its surprising they didn't make a profit
You don't get it. This is the toe dipping Soros strategy to check selling power, how easy is to buy. This gives you a good indicator especially if you wanna start a buying spree.
In this case a fat order like that could be filled in by a big desperate seller fast which would tell you there are lots of big whale sellers out there and you can play that to your advantage.
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
There's someone buying testing the market. This wasn't a pump.
If that was the case they would have put the wall back in at a lower price.
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, acts like a duck...
No because he wants to test support he will try again but wants to see where price action is. A few sold into that wall but idea was to check if there are any big sellers out there that would eat out the wall entirely.
There weren't any big sellers. Wall was there for quite some time.
Wow. You actually believe that?
The wall would have gone within hours. Any serious investor isn't going to pull an order out twenty minutes after putting it in just because it didnt get sold into straight away - there is nobody with 500k shares to fill that order - and considering there was about 20k that got taken out of it, there was serious action, if they had any actual intentions of buying and holding they wouldn't have removed the wall at all. This is the clearest pump and dump since fontas used to publicly announce them on twitter
It worked for a while until a few less delusional people on this forum called it out and stopped allot of weaker hands falling for this shit.
As soon as people stopped placing higher buy support the wall went, the pump was over.
On the plus side whoever just tried that pump and dump most likely lost allot of money.
With people like you running around though its surprising they didn't make a profit
It's crazy how delusional some people are when the facts are right in front of them. Either that or they have no idea what they are doing... Which is actually most likely the case with most of the people on this forum, and especially in this thread.
/rant
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
There's someone buying testing the market. This wasn't a pump.
If that was the case they would have put the wall back in at a lower price.
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, acts like a duck...
No because he wants to test support he will try again but wants to see where price action is. A few sold into that wall but idea was to check if there are any big sellers out there that would eat out the wall entirely.
There weren't any big sellers. Wall was there for quite some time.
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
There's someone buying testing the market. This wasn't a pump.
If that was the case they would have put the wall back in at a lower price.
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, acts like a duck... Then nobody listens anyway and calls it a dog because that falls in line with their prerogative
It was clearly a pump and dump. Jesus Christ people, it's over now and you still can't see that?
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
There's someone buying testing the market. This wasn't a pump.
Guys. Be careful though. If this wall goes your all fucked.
+1
Classic pump and dump with one big player controlling the entire market
This isn't going to end well, you're all getting played. Don't be a bagholder
Oh look, a total newbie who's never replied to a NeoBee thread before, who is using the terminology 'bagholder'. Now there's only one other person on these forums who uses that term...
Wow. Who's the total newbie now? I sincerely hope you lost allot of money in that pump and dump. People like you are what's wrong with this community
Where is the media on this one? I would think that main stream outlets would be licking their chops for a chance to drag Bitcoin over the coals, using how ANOTHER Bitcoin business has imploded as justification. All I've seen is coindesk, newsBTC, and other small outlets have picked this story up.
How juicy does it need to be to fly on their radar?
-Insolvency after 25 days of the IPVO
-Stock traded on a unregulated securities exchange
-Holders of the stock have 0% equity in the company
-AWOL CEO
-Bitfunder mishap
-Mt Gox
-One of the leading and trusted voices in the community being involved (Andreas).*
How juicy does it need to be to fly on their radar?
-Insolvency after 25 days of the IPVO
-Stock traded on a unregulated securities exchange
-Holders of the stock have 0% equity in the company
-AWOL CEO
-Bitfunder mishap
-Mt Gox
-One of the leading and trusted voices in the community being involved (Andreas).*
12,000 BTC is 6,000,000 USD at current prices. I would love to have that money, but in business terms it is small. There must be (rough guess) at least 100,000 companies of that size in Europe, perhaps much more.
A small company in Cyprus is in trouble. Why should that be featured by Bloomberg?
Here in Brazil we had a Bitcoin Ponzi (BitcoinRain) that ate some 15,000 BTC from clients. It wasn't on Bloomberg either...
Well that sorta fizzled 
Edit: Actually, don't know for sure -- site's offline.
Edit: Actually, don't know for sure -- site's offline.
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