everytime i do any analyst these days i always come to the same conclusion : " Its not getting much cheaper, BUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "
The volume on the drop is good, I like it...
its nothing like the volume we saw on the crash from 266, but mtgox was more like 80% of the market back then, so much has happened in so little time.
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August 08, 2013, 11:57:43 AM
August 08, 2013, 11:42:28 AM
I hate ChartBuddy. The graph is ugly and not very useful. Please, stop.
Yes, CB's charts look confusing.
Adam, how about at least rotating the graph? This way CB pictures would be consistent with the logic of charting softwares use (price on vertical axis, time on horizontal axis).
It basically uses the format for regular depth charts and extends the historical data into the distance. There's no real reason it couldn't do it that way though.
August 08, 2013, 11:40:43 AM
I hate ChartBuddy. The graph is ugly and not very useful. Please, stop.
Yes, CB's charts look confusing.
Adam, how about at least rotating the graph? This way CB pictures would be consistent with the logic of charting softwares use (price on vertical axis, time on horizontal axis).
no,
CB is fine, ignore him if you don't like him
I find it useful to look at depth and he paints a good picture...
August 08, 2013, 11:32:38 AM
I hate ChartBuddy. The graph is ugly and not very useful. Please, stop.
Yes, CB's charts look confusing.
Adam, how about at least rotating the graph? This way CB pictures would be consistent with the logic of charting softwares use (price on vertical axis, time on horizontal axis).
August 08, 2013, 11:18:26 AM
Move along, nothing to worry about. Thursday is crashday. Always has been. This is normal. We will hit $180 within a week. patience = virtue.
August 08, 2013, 11:17:27 AM
Yeah, have to try that next. I go to near library to test this. Luckily the trend is down so I'm not going to buy now =)
You should be grateful to MtGox staff for their incompetence, they helped you avoid a loss.
August 08, 2013, 11:14:33 AM
Large gaps arent a big deal. Its the small ones that make a potentially useful chart useless.
Cant it try to poll a set again, if the first one failed, a few seconds later?
Cant it try to poll a set again, if the first one failed, a few seconds later?
Possibly. It depends on whether it failed after a long timeout possibly.
What is it about the missing point that make the chart useless to you? There may be other options depending on what that is.
August 08, 2013, 11:07:35 AM
well there was a guy a two months ago who put a 10k order that took the price from 95 to 110.
Hmm, I think it's more complicated. IMO the whale who dumped today stopped buying at 98, and 98 might be his bottom for now.
But if he started buying at 78, then you do the math...
August 08, 2013, 11:02:32 AM
I did insert my username and password correctly, but I did not get into my account. Then it said "You're blocked for 24 hours, too many attempts". I did write to support, what else can I do than just wait for 24 h and try to again recover my password or if they reply to my message? I have OTP so I don't think possible hacker can withdraw my money, but I can't trade myself either and I did though that I would buy and now I can't...
My dollars are still stuck in gox. I can't login and they have not yet fixed the problem. They said there have not been any transactions so my dollars are "safe" but I can't trade... so if the trend starts to go up I will lose money.
Problem is that my ip is blocked because of too many attemps to login. They can reset it, but that's useless because login still does not accept my username & password. And if I try to recover my password, I cant because my ip is blocked. That block they can't reset instantly, but their development team is doing the best they can (nice bs). They have said that the problem is in their end so my attempted password is correct.
I have been bombing them with messages, but after four days they still haven't fixed this problem... These kind of problems are not the ones you should be facing when dealing with the biggest BTC exchange.
Can't you just go to another internet connection - public wifi - to prove or disprove the ip block excuse?
Yeah, have to try that next. I go to near library to test this. Luckily the trend is down so I'm not going to buy now =)
August 08, 2013, 11:00:50 AM
August 08, 2013, 10:57:26 AM
I missed an opportunity: should have let the whale hit me at 101.2, but who knew where it would stop?
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
So did you buy at 101.2 now?
NO, buying at 101.2 now would have been too risky IMO, we are going down, as far as I can tell.
No idiot will put now another large buy order at 104.
well there was a guy a two months ago who put a 10k order that took the price from 95 to 110.
August 08, 2013, 10:52:51 AM
I missed an opportunity: should have let the whale hit me at 101.2, but who knew where it would stop?
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
So did you buy at 101.2 now?
NO, buying at 101.2 now would have been too risky IMO, we are going down, as far as I can tell.
No idiot will put now another large buy order at 104.
August 08, 2013, 10:50:43 AM
chance #2 to re-test 100. not going to break right now though. bit later, perhaps
August 08, 2013, 10:49:03 AM
I missed an opportunity: should have let the whale hit me at 101.2, but who knew where it would stop?
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
So did you buy at 101.2 now?
August 08, 2013, 10:46:38 AM
I missed an opportunity: should have let the whale hit me at 101.2, but who knew where it would stop?
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
And who knew there would be someone willing to buy 700+ BTC at 104 $ after that?
Anyway, I believe that once the small rebound loses steam and the downtrend continues, the whale will
proceed with another dump, because he doesn't want someone else to harvest 'his' buy orders.
You probably scream everytime the price switches between 102.X and 103.5 spread?
Funny, but between 101.2 and 104 there was profit to be made. Between 102.x and 103.5 there was almost no profit and high risks.
August 08, 2013, 10:46:17 AM
mtgox, obviously. given the latest developments, it's time to start qualifying statements like that 
Possibly in other threads...
this thread never was about mtgox or walls exclusively. oh no, it so much more... animated memes, Finish madness on open display, bears ridiculing bulls, bulls running around with their dicks hanging out, wait what.
August 08, 2013, 10:46:10 AM
I hate ChartBuddy. The graph is ugly and not very useful. Please, stop.
why don't you just use the ignore button?
I do. Still seeing new empty posts. And, to be nitpicking, also graphs when quoted
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August 08, 2013, 10:43:52 AM
I hate ChartBuddy. The graph is ugly and not very useful. Please, stop.
why don't you just use the ignore button?
August 08, 2013, 10:42:15 AM
I hate ChartBuddy. The graph is ugly and not very useful. Please, stop.
August 08, 2013, 10:41:54 AM
Seriously, if chartbuddy cant pull data for all points consistently, it has zero value. Its had missing points [and a lot of them] lately.
Please feel free to forward your complaints to MtGox for unless their API actually supplies the points, ChartBuddy has no way of obtaining them by telepathy.
There was a gap yesterday. The storms had knocked out power. ChartBuddy is on a UPS but when the internet is out, again, no telepathy.
Large gaps arent a big deal. Its the small ones that make a potentially useful chart useless.
Cant it try to poll a set again, if the first one failed, a few seconds later?
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