No. All the way to $395. Don't fib when you don't need to
why cant you be a bull for once a while ?
You mean why don't I pretend that 395 is 415 once in a while? To what end?
Bit stamp is currently at 410. Ssh.
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October 14, 2014, 01:28:11 PM
No. All the way to $395. Don't fib when you don't need to
why cant you be a bull for once a while ?
You mean why don't I pretend that 395 is 415 once in a while? To what end?
Bit stamp is currently at 410. Ssh.
October 14, 2014, 01:27:46 PM
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global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
Take us home, Satoshi!
Why the hell are they happy?
Meanwhile, in the real reality, lambchoppy is getting nervous about his shorts , but won't admit it
.Meaniwhile, in the reality, lambchoppy is just like you. Just like you are like everyone in here. Because you are all like me: Bitcoin addicts.
Hence no shorts but the tiny borat's mankini that will be left if bitcoin fails.
October 14, 2014, 01:25:48 PM
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global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
Take us home, Satoshi!
Why the hell are they happy?
Meanwhile, in the real reality, lambchoppy is getting nervous about his shorts , but won't admit it
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October 14, 2014, 01:23:55 PM
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global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
Take us home, Satoshi!
Why the hell are they happy?
October 14, 2014, 01:23:42 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
If you really did sell all your coins, I don't know how someone could hold during a downtrend all the way to 275 and then sell everything when the things finally seem to be turning around and a new uptrend starting. You are too emotional to try and swing trade. You are going to be very sorry.
October 14, 2014, 01:22:25 PM
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global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
Take us home, Satoshi!
October 14, 2014, 01:22:04 PM
Once Winkledee and Winkledumb get their shit together, we'll be on the choo choo train to Monaco
All Abooooooard
All Abooooooard
October 14, 2014, 01:20:02 PM
I wonder if this is the general forum feeling felt before other bubbles. I came into btc so close to the beginning of the Nov 2013 rally that for a while there I had the feeling bitcoin was all about going up. So I don't really know what's the sentiment that preceeds leaving a long bearish market...
This situation is unique. It's the first time we see the Bitcoin market behave like this.
As i said it turned into a pump and dump coin.
That's why i'm out. This won't change anytime soon either.
To my knowledge, the bitcoin market didn't really have the ability to short before Nov 2013 because no exchanges offered it. Now it's everywhere. To me, this is the biggest problem now... no one trusts that an uptrend is real, believing that it's just a short term pump (in order to short at the top) or simply a short squeeze that's causing an artificial rise. We can't see any true demand buying.
I think shorting has affected things for sure. I think it might take rallies longer to start because of it. As the price inches upwards the shorters will try to take advantage of that and dump. However, the momentum will at some point take over and because of that I would be very cautious. If the market decides to rally I don't believe anything can keep the price down.
I really hope you're right, and that we find it out soon
October 14, 2014, 01:19:51 PM
No. All the way to $395. Don't fib when you don't need to
$395? What, 15 hours ago? LOL
Fibbing? LOL
Meanwhile how long ago was $415?
Jimbo, you must be too overinvested to think rationally.
The price spiked to 418 (417.99) and went back down to 395. That's how far it fell from the most recent high. Now it's coming back up again. Not quite 315, but you're getting there. Hold tight
Maybe we're looking at different charts.
I see $395 15 hours ago and $415 minutes ago.
It did go down to $397 more recently. Prone to exaggeration?
October 14, 2014, 01:19:16 PM
I wonder if this is the general forum feeling felt before other bubbles. I came into btc so close to the beginning of the Nov 2013 rally that for a while there I had the feeling bitcoin was all about going up. So I don't really know what's the sentiment that preceeds leaving a long bearish market...
This situation is unique. It's the first time we see the Bitcoin market behave like this.
As i said it turned into a pump and dump coin.
That's why i'm out. This won't change anytime soon either.
To my knowledge, the bitcoin market didn't really have the ability to short before Nov 2013 because no exchanges offered it. Now it's everywhere. To me, this is the biggest problem now... no one trusts that an uptrend is real, believing that it's just a short term pump (in order to short at the top) or simply a short squeeze that's causing an artificial rise. We can't see any true demand buying.
At least partially.
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I did mention that around this time last year, some serious people entered the market--richer, tougher, and smarter than myself.
I also admitted that, around that time, I knew that I was no longer able to read the market.
I did mention that around this time last year, some serious people entered the market--richer, tougher, and smarter than myself.
I also admitted that, around that time, I knew that I was no longer able to read the market.
October 14, 2014, 01:17:43 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
If you really did sell all your coins, I don't know how someone could hold during a downtrend all the way to 275 and then sell everything when the things finally seem to be turning around and a new uptrend starting. You are too emotional to try and swing trade. You are going to be very sorry.
October 14, 2014, 01:17:28 PM
No. All the way to $395. Don't fib when you don't need to
$395? What, 15 hours ago? LOL
Fibbing? LOL
Meanwhile how long ago was $415?
Jimbo, you must be too overinvested to think rationally.
The price spiked to 418 (417.99) and went back down to 395. That's how far it fell from the most recent high. Now it's coming back up again. Not quite 315, but you're getting there. Hold tight
global economic recession is near, and even a noob trader can sense it. btw i have quit my position in stock exchange and wait for more good news from bitcoin.
October 14, 2014, 01:16:54 PM
I wonder if this is the general forum feeling felt before other bubbles. I came into btc so close to the beginning of the Nov 2013 rally that for a while there I had the feeling bitcoin was all about going up. So I don't really know what's the sentiment that preceeds leaving a long bearish market...
This situation is unique. It's the first time we see the Bitcoin market behave like this.
As i said it turned into a pump and dump coin.
That's why i'm out. This won't change anytime soon either.
To my knowledge, the bitcoin market didn't really have the ability to short before Nov 2013 because no exchanges offered it. Now it's everywhere. To me, this is the biggest problem now... no one trusts that an uptrend is real, believing that it's just a short term pump (in order to short at the top) or simply a short squeeze that's causing an artificial rise. We can't see any true demand buying.
I think shorting has affected things for sure. I think it might take rallies longer to start because of it. As the price inches upwards the shorters will try to take advantage of that and dump. However, the momentum will at some point take over and because of that I would be very cautious. If the market decides to rally I don't believe anything can keep the price down.
October 14, 2014, 01:16:34 PM
October 14, 2014, 01:15:03 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
Now you are trolling
Maybe the whales have fu*ked up sense of humor and they were keeping the price down all the time just to break ShroomsKit to the bear side...
October 14, 2014, 01:13:40 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
Now you are trolling
Everyone needs a hobby.
October 14, 2014, 01:13:09 PM
No. All the way to $395. Don't fib when you don't need to
$395? What, 15 hours ago? LOL
Fibbing? LOL
Meanwhile how long ago was $415?
Jimbo, you must be too overinvested to think rationally.
The price spiked to 418 (417.99) and went back down to 395. That's how far it fell from the most recent high. Now it's coming back up again. Not quite 315, but you're getting there. Hold tight
October 14, 2014, 01:13:05 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
says teh prohpet
October 14, 2014, 01:12:28 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
Now you are trolling
October 14, 2014, 01:11:46 PM
Well, so much for the pump. The dump will follow shortly.
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