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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 20010. (Read 26610925 times)
December 04, 2015, 08:00:58 AM
December 04, 2015, 07:47:21 AM
The Chinese exchanges are simulating volume to fake support.
Now, if enough fools will jump in, then it will fall.. if not, then it will rise.
Terrible time to gamble, because everyone, except a small few, are playing blind.
Now, if enough fools will jump in, then it will fall.. if not, then it will rise.
Terrible time to gamble, because everyone, except a small few, are playing blind.
December 04, 2015, 07:38:49 AM
I am struggling to express myself.
None of the gifs on giphy works on this forum any more.
December 04, 2015, 07:11:39 AM
Sitting right at the triangle and the 50% Fib retrace.
Perfect time to take a short with a smart s/l before the weekend dump starts
Perfect time to take a short with a smart s/l before the weekend dump starts
December 04, 2015, 07:00:59 AM
December 04, 2015, 06:45:41 AM
go to sleep little bears you'll wake up to 333$, i promises.
Well, I woke up and no 333$ as promised!
Just kidding, I think we are in a slowly descending bearish channel, with choppy movements (hard to trade), maybe 333$ during the weekend.
December 04, 2015, 06:07:59 AM
go to sleep little bears you'll wake up to 333$, i promises.
Better have dreamsThey should perhaps hibernate
December 04, 2015, 06:03:21 AM
go to sleep little bears you'll wake up to 333$, i promises.
Better have dreams December 04, 2015, 06:00:57 AM
December 04, 2015, 05:22:22 AM
December 04, 2015, 05:00:56 AM
December 04, 2015, 04:17:38 AM
December 04, 2015, 04:00:56 AM
December 04, 2015, 03:27:48 AM
What's BTH? I couldn't find any explanation of BTH from ChartBuddy's explanation 
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Chartbuddy provides a chart which shows the change of the market depth with time.
Chart shows the market depth for the last hour, the beginning of the hour at the back, latest time at the front. The bids (what people are willing to pay) stack up on the left and the asks (what people are wanting to get paid) stack up on the right.
A depth chart indicates how much it would conceivably take to shift the price. Note that orders can be cancelled so judgement should be applied. Large orders produce a large vertical part on the chart or a "wall". By watching how walls are added, moved or removed, it is possible to make a judgement of market sentiment (or arguably just observe attempts at market manipulation).
The large numbers at the top are the latest values for the closest bids and asks. The difference between these is the "spread".
World times are also listed for several major cities.
Chart shows the market depth for the last hour, the beginning of the hour at the back, latest time at the front. The bids (what people are willing to pay) stack up on the left and the asks (what people are wanting to get paid) stack up on the right.
A depth chart indicates how much it would conceivably take to shift the price. Note that orders can be cancelled so judgement should be applied. Large orders produce a large vertical part on the chart or a "wall". By watching how walls are added, moved or removed, it is possible to make a judgement of market sentiment (or arguably just observe attempts at market manipulation).
The large numbers at the top are the latest values for the closest bids and asks. The difference between these is the "spread".
World times are also listed for several major cities.
block to halving
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December 04, 2015, 03:04:35 AM
What's BTH? I couldn't find any explanation of BTH from ChartBuddy's explanation
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Chartbuddy provides a chart which shows the change of the market depth with time.
Chart shows the market depth for the last hour, the beginning of the hour at the back, latest time at the front. The bids (what people are willing to pay) stack up on the left and the asks (what people are wanting to get paid) stack up on the right.
A depth chart indicates how much it would conceivably take to shift the price. Note that orders can be cancelled so judgement should be applied. Large orders produce a large vertical part on the chart or a "wall". By watching how walls are added, moved or removed, it is possible to make a judgement of market sentiment (or arguably just observe attempts at market manipulation).
The large numbers at the top are the latest values for the closest bids and asks. The difference between these is the "spread".
World times are also listed for several major cities.
Chart shows the market depth for the last hour, the beginning of the hour at the back, latest time at the front. The bids (what people are willing to pay) stack up on the left and the asks (what people are wanting to get paid) stack up on the right.
A depth chart indicates how much it would conceivably take to shift the price. Note that orders can be cancelled so judgement should be applied. Large orders produce a large vertical part on the chart or a "wall". By watching how walls are added, moved or removed, it is possible to make a judgement of market sentiment (or arguably just observe attempts at market manipulation).
The large numbers at the top are the latest values for the closest bids and asks. The difference between these is the "spread".
World times are also listed for several major cities.
block to halving
December 04, 2015, 03:00:56 AM
December 04, 2015, 02:48:52 AM
What's BTH? I couldn't find any explanation of BTH from ChartBuddy's explanation
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Chartbuddy provides a chart which shows the change of the market depth with time.
Chart shows the market depth for the last hour, the beginning of the hour at the back, latest time at the front. The bids (what people are willing to pay) stack up on the left and the asks (what people are wanting to get paid) stack up on the right.
A depth chart indicates how much it would conceivably take to shift the price. Note that orders can be cancelled so judgement should be applied. Large orders produce a large vertical part on the chart or a "wall". By watching how walls are added, moved or removed, it is possible to make a judgement of market sentiment (or arguably just observe attempts at market manipulation).
The large numbers at the top are the latest values for the closest bids and asks. The difference between these is the "spread".
World times are also listed for several major cities.
Chart shows the market depth for the last hour, the beginning of the hour at the back, latest time at the front. The bids (what people are willing to pay) stack up on the left and the asks (what people are wanting to get paid) stack up on the right.
A depth chart indicates how much it would conceivably take to shift the price. Note that orders can be cancelled so judgement should be applied. Large orders produce a large vertical part on the chart or a "wall". By watching how walls are added, moved or removed, it is possible to make a judgement of market sentiment (or arguably just observe attempts at market manipulation).
The large numbers at the top are the latest values for the closest bids and asks. The difference between these is the "spread".
World times are also listed for several major cities.
December 04, 2015, 02:06:59 AM
December 04, 2015, 02:00:59 AM
December 04, 2015, 01:12:19 AM
go to sleep little bears you'll wake up to 333$, i promises.
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