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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 24075. (Read 26609738 times)

legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Here we are shitting bricks about bitcoin and oil is doing similar and getting bearish outlooks like this https://www.tradingview.com/v/oIgB9dwG/



man I aint even going to sweat it anymore... Blitz is totally right about getting diversification of assets in order, especially when you're riding huge unlocked in profits from a crypto that is still in price discovery.




Yeah, sure diversification is great and also NOT investing more than you can afford to lose is great too.

NOW does NOT seem to be the time to be selling BTC in order to accomplish those kinds of objectives - however, each of us should feel free to come to our own conclusion(s) regarding when to diversify and how much based on our views, or risk profile, our assets, our already level of diversification, our timeline, etc.
hero member
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damm i miss the old bitcoin days Embarrassed Undecided
where I could make $2k a day Roll Eyes
sr. member
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looks like he is sucking Dick

Bitcoining ain't pretty.  It's not even SFW Sad
hero member
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looks like he is sucking Dick
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Where'd you dig that up from? Spend hours dredging through my post history? Get a life, noob.

Hahahahaha

I don't usually make predictions and you can see why.

Obviously thoughts of an ATH by mid-summer were a little premature, despite being the majority opinion here at the time.

Did you notice I used the words "probably" and "possibly"? Just in case English isn't your first language, the words mean that I wasn't saying we would reach the suggested prices, but rather that I was speculating that we may have been on the way to reaching them.

While most of us may have been a little ahead of ourselves at that time, don't completely discount the possibility of reaching 5 digits some time next year, possibly even by next May.

I'll give you the benefit of doubt and assume you're just a bumbling noob and not another ridiculous troll.

LOLOLOL

 Smiley Wink Cheesy Grin Cool



Dude, seriously. Podyx just criticized my assessment on the market earlier when I was roughly 60 cents off. You, by contrast, were thousands of dollars off. That's worthy of repeat shaming. I mean, geez, if 60 cents gets a comment... thousands of dollars... sorry, but really?

Reading comprehension not that great?

I didn't say that bitcoins would be worth thousands. Echoing the popular sentiment of the time (seven freaking months ago), I suggested the possibility/probability of that happening.

My post was more about some foolish noob digging up some obscure ancient post to use as a "rebuttal" to my post about accumulating. Sigh.

My ignore list is very short, just 2 extremely obnoxious and arrogant cretins, and despite your obvious troll attempts in the past, I hadn't considered putting you on it, but you're wearing my patience thin.

I'll say the same thing I told the noob who apparently wasted a great deal of time (or was extremely lucky) sifting through my post history to try to find something they could call me on...

Get a life.


Don't let them get to you Jimbo.

The trolls out number regular folks by at least 3 to 1.   

Some of them are just more egregious than others in their contents and worthiness of our attention.


Your initial response was very good to give the benefit of the doubt to the noob - however, NOT Notporkchop, had been quoting some variation of your previous prediction - after nearly every time you posted... but who the fuck cares that NOT Notporkchop does NOT have a life, and then some noob trolls jump on board to quote and to get you to read it....  The noob had NOT done any research, but just jumped on the NOT Notporkchop bandwagon.    but whatever, who cares... except that it distracts us from other potentially more meaningful discussion regarding bitcoin and quasi-related non-troll topics.    Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy    Wink Wink





legendary
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So, when you see the changes in Greece in the last years you see two things at the same time: the 'washington treatment' and the 'austerity package'.



Re Greece, recommended:

http://m.foreignaffairs.com/articles/142196/pavlos-eleftheriadis/misrule-of-the-few

Explains so much, including why we will all be in the Greek situation soon.

Err, bullocks.

We will only be in the Greek situation soon, if we enjoy eating big meals and sleeping at lunchtime more than grabbing a quick bite while punching away on the pc.  Then there is the issue of the majority of the people paying taxes vs. spending the taxman's portion on said big lunches.
legendary
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Hide your women
It's not a tide, BitChick. It's a repeating pattern. Crash, bounce, pause, Spike, 2nd bounce higher up and then the long slow painful period of deterioration leading to the next crash. That's the period we are in now. There is a hell of a lot of money to be made on the way down if you recognize the pattern. That's money you can use to get you through until the next bull market or to buy more coins.

Wait a couple of days until it seems like the dumbest possible time to sell and then short the fuck out of this market. Then....wait and wait and wait. Don't cover until you get close to $320. Play the bounce if you want to but dump again because it's near $270 where the real battle will take place if there is one. If there isn't, then wait for the bounce, don't fall for the pause, short the spike cover on the second bounce and try to sell near the apex.

Each time the pattern repeats, it gets flatter, so with diminishing returns each time to whoever is doing this, eventually we can front run him or her (prolly bots) to the point where it's not profitable anymore. The trick will be so well known that the demand for coins to play along will end the bear market and...eventually moon.
hero member
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JJG - Perhaps that is what Billy is doing. I saw it as him being open with his position for the most part, I don't see how he's acting like a big shot...but we're all just shouting shit at a wall ..how come we're so out to get him cause he was right? It may have been total luck with the Chinese FUD bomb..but still he was right? Again I hope you and others wouldn't swap positions solely because he was right in this time frame.
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Hey billy well played sticking to your guns.

Thanks. I think $320 is a false bottom. Even if it is the bottom, it will be tested several times so there is no need to jump on the train the first time. Don't expect help from the BearWhale's millions above $300.

For those of you who say you're holding no matter what- why are you watching the charts? Do you enjoy pain? Let me spare you the suspense: It's prolly gonna creep up enough to give what-ever's left of the permabulls and the naive a false sense of security, and then we're gonna hammer you again.



I'm going to keep using this one on all the trolls Smiley


BJA - is acting as if he is some big shot whale and that he represents some kind of superior class, and even if he did make one good call to sell high and to buy low, who gives a flying fuck?  NOW, he is here trying to get people to follow his lead and to dump.  Hopefully BJA will NOT get too greedy and lose his shirt - like he seems to have done during many times in the past when he disappeared from the forums.

Seems to make him a bigger loser that he seems to attempt to use these forums to his trading pleasure and to attempt to benefit from persuading others to follow his stupid-ass lead.  Sad, but true.   Cry Cry Cry Embarrassed Embarrassed Embarrassed

hero member
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Might help if everybody in Greece paid there taxes instead of running to the IMF every two minutes and the Troika said recently your still not paying them.Thats it blame everybody but yourselves

yeah it'd be nice if their government didn't buy toxic debt from the states...debt probably bigger than the tax revenue.. ever would've been.. and this is just all me talking shit of the top of my head zero facts to back it up.
legendary
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Bitcoin is antisemitic
There is another way to evade this risk, and it's to spread your investment money over many different assets, but how many of you do that?

assets like what? stocks? bonds? real estate? in any western rotten country? lol

I'm like 80% in btc all the time. The rest in gold and silver. But not because i'm sure that it can just go up, but because it's the last frontier of private property and the only tool with a chance to free from the matrix of b/s of fiat money + gov. So if practical anarchism gonna fail I'll happily go down with the ship as I already did in the past. But I'm open to diversify a bit into something physical and meaningful in some emerging place where to relocate myself at the next boom.
legendary
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hero member
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Here we are shitting bricks about bitcoin and oil is doing similar and getting bearish outlooks like this https://www.tradingview.com/v/oIgB9dwG/



man I aint even going to sweat it anymore... Blitz is totally right about getting diversification of assets in order, especially when you're riding huge unlocked in profits from a crypto that is still in price discovery.

hero member
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BitChick,


When the trend line you posted broke, price went from $4 to $2. It halved. Wasn't that an excellent time to sell (if you didn't already)?
All the time in the world to buy back if you ever wanted to.
hero member
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Might help if everybody in Greece paid there taxes instead of running to the IMF every two minutes and the Troika said recently your still not paying them.Thats it blame everybody but yourselves
legendary
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Strange, yet attractive.

So, when you see the changes in Greece in the last years you see two things at the same time: the 'washington treatment' and the 'austerity package'.



Re Greece, recommended:

http://m.foreignaffairs.com/articles/142196/pavlos-eleftheriadis/misrule-of-the-few

Explains so much, including why we will all be in the Greek situation soon.

+1
@grappa_barricata:

Unfortunately it's been proven very difficult for someone who lives in Greece to communicate the situation here to people living outside; and maybe are misinformed by the mass media (trust me - they excel at it). In our case, it's not only the IMF, but ECB too. Both are rulers and demand MORE austerity measures to fight the already beaten people. Please -if you have the time- take sometime to read Pavlo's report. Hopefully you will understand many more than what I'm trying to explain to you via this forum. I agree with you though. It's not simple; not simple at all.

Goodnight from Greece.
legendary
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It's not about money, it's about evading the risk of bear markets that can devastate you, and even have you selling near the bottom because maybe you need money or maybe you actually are disillusioned because of your previous unrealistic hopes.

There is another way to evade this risk, and it's to spread your investment money over many different assets, but how many of you do that?

That is the plan.  Personally, I have real estate, 401K, etc.  But as the saying goes, "It takes money to make money."  There is a greater ability to spread wealth around when there is wealth to spread.  Wink
Great. And no, you didn't lose money if you made money, btw. Losing unrealized gains isn't losing money same as winning unrealized losses isn't winning money. It's just winning less and losing less.
Maybe most people here are actually pretty sensible, or have been forced to become sensible by the bear market. Shocked

I think the general consensus has been lately that "Bitcoin isn't going anywhere."  This is what my hubby seems to think right now.  He seems to be affected by the movements, or lack thereof, more than I am.  When it is high he wants to buy more, when it is low he wants to sell.  Basically, doing the opposite of what he does would work well. Wink  Not that I am perfect by any means.  I typically wanted to buy buy buy and never sell a coin!  This mentality can be problematic if and when some cash liquidity is needed. Wink

But all of that said, I feel that the bear market has caused many to not invest or pull out their investments and put them somewhere else.  However these same people will be the ones that jump in and become entirely "insensible" when the market changes into a bullish one, which leads to such crazy spikes in price.

$10,000 per coin seems beyond belief but never underestimate the level of panic buying that can take place!   Cheesy
legendary
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Trusted Bitcoiner
i think its time to close the shorts for now  Lips sealed

didnt you hear blitz!?!?!  its time to accept reality....  Tongue
legendary
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i think its time to close the shorts for now  Lips sealed
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