I am still convinced that it was Bitcoinica that was the "manipulator". Such distinct buying/selling or selling/buying went away right when Bitcoinica went away.
The chart right there is probably when I put 100 BTC shorted at $2.95 and squeezed out at $2.50. It always stopped exactly below the loss point before jumping back up to where it was.
Topic: Remember these times? (Read 987 times)
Everyone talking about the falling knife 
And the famous manipulator!!! trying to stop the fall
November 14 2011
And the famous manipulator!!! trying to stop the fall
November 14 2011
I sold my first coins at ~$13, and bought all in on that first knife. Thanks, Mr M!
I was new to trading at the time, and almost panicked when we hit $2. I held tight though, and was glad I did.
That is why it is a poll where anyone can vote. Biased and unbiased opinions are all weclome. I know there are many on this forum who are bitter about what they have lost on bitcoins and will say less than $1 lol
I believe in something unlikely to happen 
*gazes forlornly at the magical $30 price*
Down at $2, nothing looked possible...
I miss "The Manipulator" - whether he or they ever really existed or not, it was fun to speculate.
Oh he exists, he just isn't the biggest fish in the sea any more.
I miss "The Manipulator" - whether he or they ever really existed or not, it was fun to speculate.
This was about when I arrived, yeah. Auld lang syne.
Everyone talking about the falling knife
And the famous manipulator!!! trying to stop the fall
November 14 2011
http://i45.tinypic.com/2qwz9ko.jpg
November 18 2011 Low
http://i50.tinypic.com/ml5k7m.jpg
And the famous manipulator!!! trying to stop the fall
November 14 2011
http://i45.tinypic.com/2qwz9ko.jpg
November 18 2011 Low
http://i50.tinypic.com/ml5k7m.jpg
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