Topic: Once More Unto the Breach, Dear Friends, Once More! | WSC Team (Read 3106 times)
So when those coins sell for more than exchange value will the exchange prices go down?
January 27, 2014, 08:10:40 PM
Kudos. 
January 26, 2014, 03:53:41 PM
One more bump before we send this to the archives.
January 24, 2014, 08:57:55 PM
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I come from the perspective that if a prediction is not to some degree specific, then it is in now way useful and tantamount to spam. So I try very hard in my prediction articles to give analysis that is specific even if it risks being wrong.
+1 from me for this as well. It shows in your posts and what you have said above spells out my thoughts exactly. I find it such a waste of time and effort to sift through all those hyped bandwagon threads. Coming across something as genuine as yours every once in a while makes it worth it though
I think you're off to a good start. Thanks for that and do keep it up!
January 24, 2014, 08:31:47 AM
Made some good calls there. I remember reading this thread now when it was posted. Can you clarify a bit what your organization is? You posted a (partially) EW based analysis in another thread, but that was written by another guy, right?
Other than that:
You get a big fat +1 from me for that. I wish more unnecessarily cryptic TA adherents in here would stick to that. Not every post needs to contain an exact price target, but if you post vague TA without specifying time frame, price range, or even general direction, you might as well not post at all.
Other than that:
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I come from the perspective that if a prediction is not to some degree specific, then it is in now way useful and tantamount to spam. So I try very hard in my prediction articles to give analysis that is specific even if it risks being wrong.
You get a big fat +1 from me for that. I wish more unnecessarily cryptic TA adherents in here would stick to that. Not every post needs to contain an exact price target, but if you post vague TA without specifying time frame, price range, or even general direction, you might as well not post at all.
Thanks, I'm glad you appreciate the work we do.
We're basically applying a model similar to the Wall Street Journal to cryptocurrency markets. We have 2 main analysts, Ruien and myself, and 2 others who's forte is rooted more in the politics/technological aspect of cryptocurrency. Our objective is to educate on all things cryptocurrency and trading related, and provide analysis.
January 24, 2014, 08:10:45 AM
Made some good calls there. I remember reading this thread now when it was posted. Can you clarify a bit what your organization is? You posted a (partially) EW based analysis in another thread, but that was written by another guy, right?
Other than that:
You get a big fat +1 from me for that. I wish more unnecessarily cryptic TA adherents in here would stick to that. Not every post needs to contain an exact price target, but if you post vague TA without specifying time frame, price range, or even general direction, you might as well not post at all.
Other than that:
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I come from the perspective that if a prediction is not to some degree specific, then it is in now way useful and tantamount to spam. So I try very hard in my prediction articles to give analysis that is specific even if it risks being wrong.
You get a big fat +1 from me for that. I wish more unnecessarily cryptic TA adherents in here would stick to that. Not every post needs to contain an exact price target, but if you post vague TA without specifying time frame, price range, or even general direction, you might as well not post at all.
January 24, 2014, 03:48:32 AM
January 24, 2014, 03:44:45 AM
Even I was feeling iffy about this call after that long sideways movement, but it looks like we've finally sunk!
January 18, 2014, 07:13:45 PM
Thank you very much for your reply. I appreciate your sincerity.
You're right about the necessity for prediction. If you can't make a forecast then what's the point?
Speaking with hindsight is facile. Too much also leads to thinking that it's dead easy to predict the market. That's why so many newbs dabbling in day trading lose money. Peaks and troughs are so easy to spot when they've happened.
Good luck with the site and keep it up. Things are moving fast and you should pick up a growing crowd in no time.
You're right about the necessity for prediction. If you can't make a forecast then what's the point?
Speaking with hindsight is facile. Too much also leads to thinking that it's dead easy to predict the market. That's why so many newbs dabbling in day trading lose money. Peaks and troughs are so easy to spot when they've happened.
Good luck with the site and keep it up. Things are moving fast and you should pick up a growing crowd in no time.
I'm removing the more petty contributions of mine to this discussion
Thanks for stopping by!
January 18, 2014, 05:32:29 PM
Thank you very much for your reply. I appreciate your sincerity.
You're right about the necessity for prediction. If you can't make a forecast then what's the point?
Speaking with hindsight is facile. Too much also leads to thinking that it's dead easy to predict the market. That's why so many newbs dabbling in day trading lose money. Peaks and troughs are so easy to spot when they've happened.
Good luck with the site and keep it up. Things are moving fast and you should pick up a growing crowd in no time.
You're right about the necessity for prediction. If you can't make a forecast then what's the point?
Speaking with hindsight is facile. Too much also leads to thinking that it's dead easy to predict the market. That's why so many newbs dabbling in day trading lose money. Peaks and troughs are so easy to spot when they've happened.
Good luck with the site and keep it up. Things are moving fast and you should pick up a growing crowd in no time.
January 18, 2014, 05:20:36 PM
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Your article: "... with near certainty I can say Bitcoin will experience a major crash again, with lows just above the point labeled 'Minor Reversal Zone'"
Listen of course everyone is entitled to their opinion, prediction etc. But we get plenty of biased TA on here and when it is accompanied by threads about the FBI dumping their stash etc. it becomes a joke. I think your site is nice and you are using professional methods etc., but IMO generally speaking TA analysts should make an extra effort to be impartial on this forum otherwise they can expect to be called out.
I can see how bias has become an assumed factor on this forum when mentioning the FBI dump at all (dump onto market not exchange). I appreciate your thoughts on the site and I'd like to note that the month isn't even halfway over.
If you read my article: http://www.wallstreetcrypto.com/2014/01/was-it-zynga-january-in-depth.html
Maybe you can understand the perspective of my analysis. I hate hindsight use of catalyst, and I hate ambiguous fortune telling.
I come from the perspective that if a prediction is not to some degree specific, then it is in now way useful and tantamount to spam. So I try very hard in my prediction articles to give analysis that is specific even if it risks being wrong.
The "safe" way to write about markets is to wait till after a crash/rally then credit so-and-so catalyst, or to offer ambiguous analysis without any actual usable information to traders.
As you might imagine the reputation of someone who does the type of work I do is everything, the 'safe' way is the easy way out and I believe readers in the long run value these articles even in instances where they turn out not to be entirely correct. Maybe they are correct and a few readers make money, maybe they aren't and readers use my ideas as a forethought before taking on more lucrative positions of their own.
Either way the idea here is to be 'valuable', if you disagree with my position I don't at all resent that, in fact I anticipated this month would be full of different opinion/perspectives and many of them may be more well founded then my own.
But this analysis is not rooted in bias, this is my honest evaluation of market sentiments and trends and you are more then entitled to disagree with me, and I appreciate anything valuable you can add to the thread or comment on the site.
January 18, 2014, 11:14:27 AM
Oh! 
I didn't realise at first but the OP is the analyst from Wall Street Crypto.
Considering he made a prediction of a catastrophic crash a couple of weeks back which is really dragging its heels now... Actually no, it must just be a coincidence that he's making new drama threads about things that everyone already knows about!
I didn't realise at first but the OP is the analyst from Wall Street Crypto.
Considering he made a prediction of a catastrophic crash a couple of weeks back which is really dragging its heels now... Actually no, it must just be a coincidence that he's making new drama threads about things that everyone already knows about!
Article published 12/2/13
You mean a month and sixteen days.
Must be hard typing with those big fingers on that little laptop
No, that's too easy I'm afraid.
The article was published on Wednesday, 8 January 2014.
http://www.wallstreetcrypto.com/2014/01/was-it-zynga-january-in-depth.html
I quote:
"... In relation to the point labeled 'Crash Zone', without a major catalyst with near certainty I can say Bitcoin will experience a major crash again, with lows just above the point labeled 'Minor Reversal Zone'"
Click on the chart in the article to see where alpha492 situates his "Minor Reversal Zone". Suffice to say it's sub-$500.
In the OP of this thread:
"Not only are we not getting the payment processor catalyst I was hoping for the FBI just announced it will be dumping 25 million dollars in Bitcoin into the market."
alpha492, you really are digging your own grave here. Short of editing the first post of this thread, the text of your article and the indications on the accompanying chart, what can you do now?
Sorry I assumed you were talking about December because the claim that I said sub-500 is ridiculous.
Unlikely to touch this month
Who is digging their own grave
Your article: "... with near certainty I can say Bitcoin will experience a major crash again, with lows just above the point labeled 'Minor Reversal Zone'"
Listen of course everyone is entitled to their opinion, prediction etc. But we get plenty of biased TA on here and when it is accompanied by threads about the FBI dumping their stash etc. it becomes a joke. I think your site is nice and you are using professional methods etc., but IMO generally speaking TA analysts should make an extra effort to be impartial on this forum otherwise they can expect to be called out.
January 18, 2014, 11:11:04 AM
No, that's too easy I'm afraid.
The article was published on Wednesday, 8 January 2014.
http://www.wallstreetcrypto.com/2014/01/was-it-zynga-january-in-depth.html
I quote:
"... In relation to the point labeled 'Crash Zone', without a major catalyst with near certainty I can say Bitcoin will experience a major crash again, with lows just above the point labeled 'Minor Reversal Zone'"
Click on the chart in the article to see where alpha492 situates his "Minor Reversal Zone". Suffice to say it's sub-$500.
In the OP of this thread:
"Not only are we not getting the payment processor catalyst I was hoping for the FBI just announced it will be dumping 25 million dollars in Bitcoin into the market."
alpha492, you really are digging your own grave here. Short of editing the first post of this thread, the text of your article and the indications on the accompanying chart, what can you do now?
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Sorry I assumed you were talking about December because I'm not sure I ever claimed sub-500 prices.
Unlikely to touch this month
January 18, 2014, 10:50:10 AM
Oh!
I didn't realise at first but the OP is the analyst from Wall Street Crypto.
Considering he made a prediction of a catastrophic crash a couple of weeks back which is really dragging its heels now... Actually no, it must just be a coincidence that he's making new drama threads about things that everyone already knows about!
I didn't realise at first but the OP is the analyst from Wall Street Crypto.
Considering he made a prediction of a catastrophic crash a couple of weeks back which is really dragging its heels now... Actually no, it must just be a coincidence that he's making new drama threads about things that everyone already knows about!
Article published 12/2/13
You mean a month and sixteen days.
Must be hard typing with those big fingers on that little laptop
No, that's too easy I'm afraid.
The article was published on Wednesday, 8 January 2014.
http://www.wallstreetcrypto.com/2014/01/was-it-zynga-january-in-depth.html
I quote:
"... In relation to the point labeled 'Crash Zone', without a major catalyst with near certainty I can say Bitcoin will experience a major crash again, with lows just above the point labeled 'Minor Reversal Zone'"
Click on the chart in the article to see where alpha492 situates his "Minor Reversal Zone". Suffice to say it's sub-$500.
In the OP of this thread:
"Not only are we not getting the payment processor catalyst I was hoping for the FBI just announced it will be dumping 25 million dollars in Bitcoin into the market."
alpha492, you really are digging your own grave here. Short of editing the first post of this thread, the text of your article and the indications on the accompanying chart, what can you do now?
January 18, 2014, 10:29:22 AM
Oh!
I didn't realise at first but the OP is the analyst from Wall Street Crypto.
Considering he made a prediction of a catastrophic crash a couple of weeks back which is really dragging its heels now... Actually no, it must just be a coincidence that he's making new drama threads about things that everyone already knows about!
I didn't realise at first but the OP is the analyst from Wall Street Crypto.
Considering he made a prediction of a catastrophic crash a couple of weeks back which is really dragging its heels now... Actually no, it must just be a coincidence that he's making new drama threads about things that everyone already knows about!
Article published 12/2/13
January 17, 2014, 05:40:11 PM
The bitcoins will be auctioned not in the open market http://www.pfhub.com/silk-road-bitcoins-will-be-sold-though-us-marshal-auction-not-on-open-exchange-304/
At a considerable discount from their mark to market value.....
......and what will the proud new owners of these coins want to then do with a certain proportion of them?
They are likely to securitze them. Basically repackage them and sell them to institutional investors. You think the Winklevi and Bitcoin Investment Trust are going to be the only players in that space?
Have they ever done this with any asset in the past?
The proud new owners? How the hell would I know? I don't know who they're going to be yet. THEY don't know who they're going to be yet. But yes, pretty much any commodity or asset can be securitized and usually are. if you think the Wall Streeters aren't looking at our market going up 1000%/ year and wondering how to cash in on it, you don't know any wall streeters.
January 17, 2014, 05:31:27 PM
The bitcoins will be auctioned not in the open market http://www.pfhub.com/silk-road-bitcoins-will-be-sold-though-us-marshal-auction-not-on-open-exchange-304/
At a considerable discount from their mark to market value.....
......and what will the proud new owners of these coins want to then do with a certain proportion of them?
They are likely to securitze them. Basically repackage them and sell them to institutional investors. You think the Winklevi and Bitcoin Investment Trust are going to be the only players in that space?
Have they ever done this with any asset in the past?
January 17, 2014, 05:30:31 PM
The bitcoins will be auctioned not in the open market http://www.pfhub.com/silk-road-bitcoins-will-be-sold-though-us-marshal-auction-not-on-open-exchange-304/
At a considerable discount from their mark to market value.....
......and what will the proud new owners of these coins want to then do with a certain proportion of them?
HODL?
January 17, 2014, 05:08:05 PM
The bitcoins will be auctioned not in the open market http://www.pfhub.com/silk-road-bitcoins-will-be-sold-though-us-marshal-auction-not-on-open-exchange-304/
At a considerable discount from their mark to market value.....
......and what will the proud new owners of these coins want to then do with a certain proportion of them?
They are likely to securitze them. Basically repackage them and sell them to institutional investors. You think the Winklevi and Bitcoin Investment Trust are going to be the only players in that space?
Whatever the case is. This is NOT bullish news. All that is up for debate is to what extent it will have a bearish impact.
Thank god someone understands the message here. Thank you for stopping by the thread MatTheCat, a lot of people have been flaming the article without even reading it.
It not about what the FBI does with it (except in the worst case scenarios) its about the sentiment of traders. Unfortunately, today has resulted in some very sad/mad bulls that seem to be polluting the thread.
Not sad or mad. Just sold a little at $815 yesterday and wondering when to buy it back. Bought back 20% at $785. I am confused about what is meant by "bull". Why would a permabear even be trading? You'd need to be able to borrow BTC somehow and every way I know of is problematic.
I'm not a perma-bear or perma-bull, this was just unbiased analysis of what I thought was going to happen next.
Perma-bulls just get angry anytime you even suggest something may cause capitulation in the markets, and a lot of them seem to be hanging around this thread.
January 17, 2014, 05:03:00 PM
The bitcoins will be auctioned not in the open market http://www.pfhub.com/silk-road-bitcoins-will-be-sold-though-us-marshal-auction-not-on-open-exchange-304/
At a considerable discount from their mark to market value.....
......and what will the proud new owners of these coins want to then do with a certain proportion of them?
They are likely to securitze them. Basically repackage them and sell them to institutional investors. You think the Winklevi and Bitcoin Investment Trust are going to be the only players in that space?
Whatever the case is. This is NOT bullish news. All that is up for debate is to what extent it will have a bearish impact.
Thank god someone understands the message here. Thank you for stopping by the thread MatTheCat, a lot of people have been flaming the article without even reading it.
It not about what the FBI does with it (except in the worst case scenarios) its about the sentiment of traders. Unfortunately, today has resulted in some very sad/mad bulls that seem to be polluting the thread.
Not sad or mad. Just sold a little at $815 yesterday and wondering when to buy it back. Bought back 20% at $785. I am confused about what is meant by "bull". Why would a permabear even be trading? You'd need to be able to borrow BTC somehow and every way I know of is problematic.
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