Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 29126. (Read 26710221 times)

TERA, mate!

I know you think little of me or my thoughts but please...sometimes I think you are fourteen going on fifteen.

We've inhabited the trollbox for roughly the same time: you should know you can come out with as much racist/homophobic/misogynistic/anti-semitic shite as you can imagine there "no worries" and then get a ban for the heinous crime of using ALL CAPS.

And at this stage do you not realise that with all the will in the world you cannot overlay traditional TA onto an emerging and fundamentally discrete and distinct market like BTC.  

You're clearly an intelligent chap, so I don't see why it is so difficult for you to accept that there may be intellectual ambiguity within the paradigm that you're studying and make the appropriate allowances, rather than throwing your hands in the air when the world doesn't fit into your prescribed mathematical patterns.

Idk. Why are posts filled with hate, anger, racism, sexism, and stupidity even on this forum? I see them every once in a while and they baffle me. I thought bitcoiners were supposed to smart or evolved people.

Another thing that suprises me is this kind of thing (and also profanity) will get someone banned in the btc-e trollbox but is perfectly ok here.

That's correct.  And yes I've made bad calls. But most of my profit does not come from calling the major reversals in bear markets and bull markets correctly - it actually comes from daytrading during high volume high volatility times when money is flying all over the place and there are literally opportunities to make 1000% profit in a day, especially if you use leverage.  Now take someone who doesn't make 'bad calls' and take someone who only makes good calls (a god) - they might be up 1,000,000% by now in the same time that I took to make 30,000%.

Let me get this straight. Bitcoin is up ~600% since you started trading, so you've made ~300X profit in fiat terms? Is that what you're claiming? That's difficult to believe considering some of the bad calls you've made.

It's a ghost market. Noone can sell his goxBTC except for those who withdrew before the site went down. In addition, builder takes 4% off each trade. Naturally the volume dwindles into nothingness.

Let me get this straight. Bitcoin is up ~600% since you started trading, so you've made ~300X profit in fiat terms? Is that what you're claiming? That's difficult to believe considering some of the bad calls you've made.

I'm not marginally outperforming the market. I'm outperforming it by 5,000%. You must have misinterpreted my post.

Idk. Why are posts filled with hate, anger, racism, sexism, and stupidity even on this forum? I see them every once in a while and they baffle me. I thought bitcoiners were supposed to smart or evolved people.

Goxcoin to the moon!

You've made 50X your original buy-in? So about the same as everyone who's been holding for a year, right? Is it worth all the stress to marginally outperform the market? I mean, you don't seem to be enjoying it, judging from your posts.

Go away with your emotional buy and hold propoganda. I've heard it a million times and I'm not interested in the buy and hold strategy. If all I ever did was buy and hold I'd have 2% of what I have now. I'd have NOTHING.

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So what about this "big turn". Do YOU know how to tell when it's happening? What signs are there? Is it happening now?

I do not know whether the Chinese use robots or semi-automatic tools.  But I would not call them "high-fequency".  This term usually means a trading robot that does many transactions per second, to exploit very small margins.  All Huobi clients together do perhaps a few hundred transactions per minute, and many of these look rather human (with round numbers, for instance).

When I said "poker better odds" I was referring to the Chinese traders using high frequency trading bots on Huobi.