sorry bears bubbles don't pop on record volume.
Well not that I'm bearish but...
That's not a popped bubble, that's lunch.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31137. (Read 26484524 times)
December 05, 2013, 04:46:33 PM
Well not that I'm bearish but...
That's not a popped bubble, that's lunch.
December 05, 2013, 04:45:30 PM
7 day chart starting to look like a solid double bottom @ 850.
Good god.
Good god.
but then again there is a good double top at around 1150 though....
December 05, 2013, 04:44:37 PM
sorry bears bubbles don't pop on record volume.
Well not that I'm bearish but...
December 05, 2013, 04:44:00 PM
7 day chart starting to look like a solid double bottom @ 850.
Good god.
Good god.
December 05, 2013, 04:43:21 PM
did bitstamp small wall at 1050 get canceled? There was no volume and it broke thru 1050.
Looks like it was bought, it was only about 200btc tall and there was that much volume. 
December 05, 2013, 04:43:01 PM
this train, bound for glory, this train
December 05, 2013, 04:40:47 PM
did bitstamp small wall at 1050 get canceled? There was no volume and it broke thru 1050.
December 05, 2013, 04:39:15 PM
1150 wall being gobbled up.
Edit: BofA's David Woo talks to @SullyCNBC about his position: The more credible the critics, the more valuable Bitcoin will become
Sentiment definitely remains bullish.
Edit: BofA's David Woo talks to @SullyCNBC about his position: The more credible the critics, the more valuable Bitcoin will become
Sentiment definitely remains bullish.
December 05, 2013, 04:36:17 PM
record daily volume on BTCChine.
sorry bears bubbles don't pop on record volume.
UP!
sorry bears bubbles don't pop on record volume.
UP!
December 05, 2013, 04:35:24 PM
I hate how Gox takes the fees out after the transaction and does not add them into the purchase/sale preview. Its like, "Surprise! We just subtracted $20 from your sale."
That buy/sell/transaction log is the worst i've ever seen, if you can even call it that. It's just a messy cluttered hard to understand table.
slippage?
If you market sell/buy but there aren't enough bitcoins at the price you're offering, it goes down or up to the next price in the list. So for example, if you sell 20BTC at 1150 in a market order, but there are only 10BTC on the book being bought at 1150, and the next 10 at 1145, you will sell the first 10 at 1150 and the last 10 at 1145. The 50 you lose vs selling them all at 1150 is your slippage.
I was addressing your question regarding slippage. I have no idea what happened in your specific case.
December 05, 2013, 04:31:25 PM
We're not going down again soon, time to buy back in everyboodaaayyyy eheuyuu
What makes you so sure ? The downfall has just started...
The downfall of the bears, maybe
I wish you good luck....
you trolling or wot bruv
So bears ?
Bull trap in the works. No way we will break the 150. Will see a slow grind to 110...
He mad cause he missed the boat.
December 05, 2013, 04:24:47 PM
We're not going down again soon, time to buy back in everyboodaaayyyy eheuyuu
What makes you so sure ? The downfall has just started...
The downfall of the bears, maybe
I wish you good luck....
you trolling or wot bruv
December 05, 2013, 04:17:45 PM
China/Bitstamp spread has been negative (China lower) ever since the flashcrash 12 hours ago. So the west has absorbed:
- 71% of the losses (from 1.13->0.85->1.05);
- quite a number of bitcoins sent from China.
It is not usual to have China seriously lower. Usually it's either at about even or higher.
I see the news as neutral/bullish, and this reaction quite convincing. $800 will firmly hold.
- 71% of the losses (from 1.13->0.85->1.05);
- quite a number of bitcoins sent from China.
It is not usual to have China seriously lower. Usually it's either at about even or higher.
I see the news as neutral/bullish, and this reaction quite convincing. $800 will firmly hold.
I find it a great sign that after this flash crash it rippled pretty amazing with only 4 harmonics before rising up steadily at its previous pace (actually a bit higher at the moment). Since this is my officially troll thread; may I be excused and shout:
CHOO CHOO MUTHAFAKAZ!
December 05, 2013, 04:17:31 PM
December 05, 2013, 04:12:33 PM
December 05, 2013, 04:02:20 PM
We're not going down again soon, time to buy back in everyboodaaayyyy eheuyuu
What makes you so sure ? The downfall has just started...
The downfall of the bears, maybe
I wish you good luck....
December 05, 2013, 04:02:16 PM
China/Bitstamp spread has been negative (China lower) ever since the flashcrash 12 hours ago. So the west has absorbed:
- 71% of the losses (from 1.13->0.85->1.05);
- quite a number of bitcoins sent from China.
It is not usual to have China seriously lower. Usually it's either at about even or higher.
I see the news as neutral/bullish, and this reaction quite convincing. $800 will firmly hold.
- 71% of the losses (from 1.13->0.85->1.05);
- quite a number of bitcoins sent from China.
It is not usual to have China seriously lower. Usually it's either at about even or higher.
I see the news as neutral/bullish, and this reaction quite convincing. $800 will firmly hold.
December 05, 2013, 04:02:03 PM
I hate how Gox takes the fees out after the transaction and does not add them into the purchase/sale preview. Its like, "Surprise! We just subtracted $20 from your sale."
That buy/sell/transaction log is the worst i've ever seen, if you can even call it that. It's just a messy cluttered hard to understand table.
slippage?
If you market sell/buy but there aren't enough bitcoins at the price you're offering, it goes down or up to the next price in the list. So for example, if you sell 20BTC at 1150 in a market order, but there are only 10BTC on the book being bought at 1150, and the next 10 at 1145, you will sell the first 10 at 1150 and the last 10 at 1145. The 50 you lose vs selling them all at 1150 is your slippage.
December 05, 2013, 04:01:21 PM
We're not going down again soon, time to buy back in everyboodaaayyyy eheuyuu
What makes you so sure ? The downfall has just started...
The downfall of the bears, maybe
December 05, 2013, 04:01:03 PM
I hate how Gox takes the fees out after the transaction and does not add them into the purchase/sale preview. Its like, "Surprise! We just subtracted $20 from your sale."
That buy/sell/transaction log is the worst i've ever seen, if you can even call it that. It's just a messy cluttered hard to understand table.
slippage?
If you market sell/buy but there aren't enough bitcoins at the price you're offering, it goes down or up to the next price in the list. So for example, if you sell 20BTC at 1150 in a market order, but there are only 10BTC on the book being bought at 1150, and the next 10 at 1145, you will sell the first 10 at 1150 and the last 10 at 1145. The 50 you lose vs selling them all at 1150 is your slippage.
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