You might have me confused with someone else, friend. I'm typically pessimistic or mildly enthusiastic at best, but my outlook changes on a weekly basis. I honestly can't remember all that I've written in the past, but I've never promised anyone riches and if you look back enough, there have been times that I claimed we're all late adopters and missed the train. I'm feeling that way again now.
So, basically you admit that you have a track record of being inconsistent and wrong.
Thanks for the clarification.
I'm wrong some of the time, but also right quite often. I did call the May 19 trend reversal two weeks in advance... to the very day. I have my finger firmly on the pulse of the market, and right now I'm getting contrary vibes to everyone who's promoting the idea of a major run up following the auction this week. I don't think it's going to happen. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm not putting my pride on the line like you and others. This is merely a hobby for me and I invest a small part of my savings.
You can't be trusted. When you are "bull" you are extreme. When you are "bear" you are extreme. And like most extreme people on this forum, you have actually very little invested in the market. Larger players, they don't react like you.
Also, you have provided no reasons for why we would continue to go down. Its obvious why no one is buying. And there might be little buying after the auction too. But you've been talking about post auction coin dumps and it just ruins any credibility you might like to establish.
We have proven there are no sellers below $420. So I'm not so sure how low you think we are going to go. And currently there doesn't seem to be any sellers below $555.
This market has proven that it is ultimately controlled currently by lack of sellers, not lack of buyers. We learned that a handful of weeks ago.
There is simply a price at which people will not sell.