It is a dead cat bounce. We're gonna see the bottom on saturday
which saturday?
Topic: Oversold? Nah... It's a dead cat bounce.. (Read 2768 times)
which saturday?
It is a dead cat bounce. We're gonna see the bottom on saturday
which saturday?
It is a dead cat bounce. We're gonna see the bottom on saturday
it was just ironic because according to the internet JPM used astrologers and was an asset trader
According to the internet they also like to LARP in the woods next to a stone owl.
Also do you know what's the most ironic thing there is?
Saying "Internet" on the Internet.
hehe hey guy, I wrote "according to the internet" for comical reason, considering the dubious subject matter.
it was just ironic because according to the internet JPM used astrologers and was an asset trader
According to the internet they also like to LARP in the woods next to a stone owl.
Also do you know what's the most ironic thing there is?
Saying "Internet" on the Internet.
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
lol
“Millionaires don't use Astrology, billionaires do.”
lol
no
it was just ironic because according to the internet JPM Sr. used astrologers and was an asset trader
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
Unfortunately, if enough people believe in something in a market, it becomes part of the market psychology reality, and you have to price that in.
Yup, major trendline breakthrough functions as a Schelling point. So it has some definite, measurable influence. However, whales can do what they want. Still, statistically speaking, breaking such a trendline is significant.
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
lol
“Millionaires don't use Astrology, billionaires do.”
lol
no
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This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
I'm surprised how many people believe this NOT to be a dead cat bounce.
This leads me to think we can go considerably higher on this rebound.
Sticking to my strategy to sell as it goes up though as I very much dislike the company of astrologers.
This leads me to think we can go considerably higher on this rebound.
Sticking to my strategy to sell as it goes up though as I very much dislike the company of astrologers.
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
lol
“Millionaires don't use Astrology, billionaires do.”
lol
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
Unfortunately, if enough people believe in something in a market, it becomes part of the market psychology reality, and you have to price that in.
Wise words.
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
lol
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
Unfortunately, if enough people believe in something in a market, it becomes part of the market psychology reality, and you have to price that in.
The only people who bet their future on random drawn lines are astrologers and asset traders.
The line has not been touched yet! I'm not saying it won't, but it hasn't yet
SC > tradingview with point accuracy.
SC > tradingview with point accuracy.
Don't need no point accuracy now... even with an old VGA CRT monitor -- channel is broken.
this looks familiar *cue flashback to mar/apr, or rather, every rally yet*
Doesn't look so bad from higher up:
Keyword: Is this sustainable?
Continuing stagnation of the USD (around $11 million) in the orderbooks, once coins supply increases to normal level and the big whales stop the pump,and start to dump, price gonna crash like a card game.
Continuing stagnation of the USD (around $11 million) in the orderbooks, once coins supply increases to normal level and the big whales stop the pump,and start to dump, price gonna crash like a card game.
The line has not been touched yet! I'm not saying it won't, but it hasn't yet
SC > tradingview with point accuracy.
SC > tradingview with point accuracy.
"It didn't require a Sherlock Holmes to size up the situation."
reversal
reversal
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