Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 17749. (Read 26608432 times)

not that it's my business but i think this lead us nowhere... i think exchange information and speak and of course speculation is this reason of the thread...
Let's do that and put some water to your wine.... life is good! i not support Poolminor or you.... let's go back to speculation love people and where love can't be there is always the ignore button that i have to say that with poolminor post that happened to read i know can use it again! anybody to share opinion regarding price on upcoming days?

LOL There you go again.  

I think you're the one that more intelligent people here have on ignore.

Don't flatter yourself with aspirations of being anyone's intellectual superior. You're not.
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I'd put you on ignore myself except I find your mindless blathering entertaining. Same reason I don't have Kwukduck on ignore.

The only users I've ever had on ignore were truly obnoxious... MatTheCat and the original NotLambChop. You're not in their league.

Oops, I just remembered. You have me on ignore. LOL

 

in this life that we run all time i forgot totally about the ignore button and really thank for remembering that! i really enjoy this thread, 1st time here i think at ~3.000 page.
Since then i not remember me going out Can i ask your opinion how you see movement from here? my feeling yesterday proved wrong, i was expecting we go down but not happened.
Any good information or idea what the next days will bring us?

First of all that is not my chart, I used it because apparently me using words and people inferring things that aren't being said hasn't been working.


You and everyone else here believing that propaganda. If people here would realize that the 3 or 4 agencies that keep reporting this nonsense argument is propaganda then the better this thread would be.


I am much beyond your intellect to respond to your last query. And until your contribution to this thread improves, back on ignore with you.

LOL You take that ridiculous childish "chart" seriously?

That's almost as whacky as your claims earlier that Thursday's dip wasn't caused by Bitcoin withdrawals being suspended at 2 major Chinese exchanges. You seemed to really want to take the credit for predicting it.

I know you confess to being a minor in your username, but just how young are you?

Please look at the picture where I said we are here, did you notice the low part of the wedge is going up, not down?


Again, just because you jump to conclusions and make inferences based on not actually reading what is typed (even though you quote it) does not make it an implication.
BTW this is not the first time you quoted me and inferred something I never said. And most likely will not be the last.


You're correct the moon part of that was January, please look at the picture before responding.



Edit:
$1040->975->$1020->$1005->maybe upwards (more likely end of wedge [60% chance])

Why Monday?

Coins to be sold can be moved at any time. It's fiat currency to buy coins that's restricted by banking hours.

If anything, Monday should bring an upsurge.

Monday nothing happens

I thought it was 400 troy ounces (12.4kg). 

I'll take parity with either. 

Monday- huge dump begging new reality here   

This is not 'substantive'.


This is projection.


This is not a statement.
It is a question. The statement that immediately follows is the back up. The former explains the latter. It's one explanation for what's going on. Not the best, not the worst. For your delectation and appreciation, I've put another one below.


This is definitely projection.
Here's how we can be sure. If you answer this post, you will be the one further 'delving into this land of irrelevance', proving me incontrovertibly right. Go on. Answer
And that, my friend, is called 'Reverse Psychology'.

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On-topic: China had relatively little effect and my guess is that the ETF won't have a dramatic impact, one way or another. Markets don't exactly react to news, they treat it as an excuse to go where they want to anyway. Hence the headlines that say: USD fell in response to disappointing jobs data // USD rose despite disappointing jobs data. We've been in a strong uptrend for months with no real sign of a bubble or blow-off top, so I'm expecting that to continue until such time as it looks like it's overcooked things. At which point China, the ETF or some other reason will provide the 'reason' to switch to bear mode.

Beer o'clock. Over and out.

Gold partiy is not a lousy ounce, but 1 kg gold 

I disagree. We're a lot closer to gold ounce parity than we are to $800.


I'll assume the smiley indicates you were being sarcastic.

Oh?  now you are trying to act as if you are some kind of "expert" in the topic.    Maybe your "therapist" status shows that you want to be in "control"

What you are an expert in is avoiding addressing topics, and taking matters personally and diversion... If you just attempted to respond to the substance of my post in regards to bitcoin and the questions that I asked you in terms of backing up your bitcoin related claims:

(here's your statement:  "Is it possible that the Chinese exchanges have been faking volumes even since the last talk with PBoC, which resulted in them starting to charge fees? That would help explain why this week's PBoC intervention hasn't had much of an impact."), and I had asked some questions from you to attempt to back up your speculation.

If you could stick to the topic of bitcoin, then maybe we would not be delving into this land of irrelevance and your supposed "expertise" in a non-topical issue, your stupid-ass attempts at arm-chair diagnosis of psychology.

I was a therapist, in another life. One of the reasons I stopped was because it's exhausting when people say the same thing week in and out but do nothing about it. Unfortunately, most people don't really want to change. Their neuroses serve a purpose and are the price of not having to make the effort required actually to get better.
I don't entirely blame them. The human mind is hardwired for economy and change is hard. It's just frustrating, that's all.
You're able to read between the lines so you'll understand the relevance for this situation.

If Greece goes bankrupt, it's doubtful that Greeks will be buying BTCs. They'll have more pressing issues to solve. The real motivator to buy BTCs will be mainly from European buyers, using Bitcoin as a store of value, due to euro collapsing in case of a GRexit. But I think the Greek government will simply do whatever it's told - as it has in the last 7 years. I mean the government even threw out a referendum that said people desired no bailout / memorandum-deal and went for the memorandum deal.

As for the ETF, most BTC investors by now have zero expectations about it. Why? Because the western authorities, western governments, western press etc, have never done anything serious to pump up the price of BTC (except indirectly - like banning cash, creating Cyprus-like situations etc). This is unlikely to change - although there may be a few rare exceptions to the rule.

The ETF would have way more chances if it applied simultaneously in multiple countries... US, UK, investor-friendly countries in SE Asia, etc.

Isn't that one of those articles that uses the term "blockchain" over and over again, but really the innovation is the bitcoin blockchain... so they are really talking about bitcoin, even though they continue to refrence the term "blockchain?"

I like the way this is going. This kind of behavior shows some very interesting things. Theres some whales accumulating large amounts of bitcoin, they make this dips in order to buy more cheap coins. And they are also holding the bitcoin price at the 1000 range, till they have enought coins and then they will release the brake and the price will go mad.

There are at least a couple  of errors in this kind of thinking.

1) we are on the internet and we are engaging in a discussion of topics.  In Cassius's situation, he is avoiding the topic and instead he wants to focus on me rather than the topic of discussion.  Frequently that is referred to as an ad hominem attack, or it could also be referred to as avoidance of the issue or it could be referred to as diversion,  distraction or just the brining up of pure irrelevance.

2) My attacks on people tend to be largely substantive based on their behavior in avoiding issues or maybe failing or refusing to back up their claims.  Sure once in a while I will throw in some kind of seeming attacks that seem to be about them, but mostly my attacks are either defending from being attacked or merely escalating (and/or exaggerating) and argument that I might be making based on their behavior  such as their refusal to provide evidence or to back up their claims.  Anyhow, my claim remains that my posts are mostly substantive with a bit of flavor that may be added from time to time for emphasis.    

3) By the way, this is kind of related to point two..  I don't really take matters in posts personally, but sometimes it is quite clear that some folks either avoid answering or they engage in passive aggressive personal attacks, for whatever reasons (including sometimes what appears to be lack of an ability to engage or to back up their points), and surely sometimes these kinds of passive aggressive behaviors come after I have called them out mostly based on their prior conduct.  I actually have no problem reverting back to discussing matters civily and rationally with someone who makes such attempts to discuss matters rather than engaging in avoidance (even if those persons had previously engaged in pussy behaviors... I have done this a variety of times, even with folks like billyjoeallen, aztecminer, or even recently attempted with Cassius.. even though he seems to have an inability to stay on topic.. hahahahahha..   ).