Now go fuck yourselves and let market drop to 33$.
And Mrs. whale, you can send excess coins to 1829AtGmvaNmQFxS6MpQTKugEFyjCr9fEz. Thanks!
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July 15, 2013, 10:56:50 AM
Now go fuck yourselves and let market drop to 33$.
And Mrs. whale, you can send excess coins to 1829AtGmvaNmQFxS6MpQTKugEFyjCr9fEz. Thanks!
July 15, 2013, 10:05:55 AM
I think you deserve an explanation of what happened yesterday:
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
Thnaks for the call
Did you notice how shy the whale was when trying to bring the price down to the levels indicated by daddy Loozik?
I think the whale is a SHE. She was very ashamed when daddy spotted her try to touch Mrs Market's clitoris. A guy wouldn't have hesitated, would he?
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So my guess is the whale is a woman, a heterosexual, bi-curious woman, who just wanted to touch Mrs Market on the clit in a stealth mode, unnoticed. If the whale is a shy woman, than she is probably my 18 - 30 yo target (it is important for me that she is not older than daddy). Older women are not so shy.
Well, I MAY have found a new girl friend
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Just think how much fun Miss Whale can have with Daddy Loozik while trying to write new chapters of Kamasutra.
Just think how much Miss Whale can learn from Daddy Loozik about trading.
Just think how much less shy she will become with Mrs Market!
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So there will be no more calls. YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN. I do not want to spoil the fun, you know.
July 15, 2013, 10:02:08 AM
July 15, 2013, 09:51:43 AM
Am I the only one with like half the people in this thread on ignore (or have half this thread already ignored me)...
July 15, 2013, 09:44:44 AM
I think you deserve an explanation of what happened yesterday:
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
Thnaks for the call
July 15, 2013, 09:41:23 AM
hihgher highs, higher lows. shortterm uptrend. let's see for how long... 105 should be interesting
July 15, 2013, 09:40:53 AM
July 15, 2013, 09:33:55 AM
Lawl bear toss.
July 15, 2013, 08:56:22 AM
I think you deserve an explanation of what happened yesterday:
1. Your favourite daddy, Loozik, made a prediction and told you to be quick with your buy orders:
Daddy knew the price was going to drop to at least 93.87 (as per his picture), because Mrs Market demanded someone stimulated her clitoris (which happened to be at 93.87 and slightly below at that time). Daddy knew some whale would not resist the glory of this organ and will want to touch Mrs Market there at at that price.
At the beginning the prediction was going well and price started dropping in the anticipated direction. But after a few minutes the price action suddenly stopped and refused to go down. Why was that so?
My hypothesis is the whale noticed my post and picture here and realized someone was watching him as he prepared for the sacred act of clit stimulating. He was puzzled and had no idea of what to do next. Should he stop in the middle or continue while being carefully watched?
2. Daddy Loozik, having seen the whale had no clue of what to do, posted another picture for the whale so that he understands that if he does not act quick, he will need to spend a lot more coins to bring his finger to Mrs Market's clitoris from a much higher price of 97.
The whale did the arithmetic and followed the original plan to touch Mrs Market's clitoris by bring the price down to levels suggested by daddy Loozik.
3. What happened next? Mrs Market was pleased; someone stimulated her and she reciprocated with a price increase
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
1. Your favourite daddy, Loozik, made a prediction and told you to be quick with your buy orders:
Daddy knew the price was going to drop to at least 93.87 (as per his picture), because Mrs Market demanded someone stimulated her clitoris (which happened to be at 93.87 and slightly below at that time). Daddy knew some whale would not resist the glory of this organ and will want to touch Mrs Market there at at that price.
At the beginning the prediction was going well and price started dropping in the anticipated direction. But after a few minutes the price action suddenly stopped and refused to go down. Why was that so?
My hypothesis is the whale noticed my post and picture here and realized someone was watching him as he prepared for the sacred act of clit stimulating. He was puzzled and had no idea of what to do next. Should he stop in the middle or continue while being carefully watched?
2. Daddy Loozik, having seen the whale had no clue of what to do, posted another picture for the whale so that he understands that if he does not act quick, he will need to spend a lot more coins to bring his finger to Mrs Market's clitoris from a much higher price of 97.
The whale did the arithmetic and followed the original plan to touch Mrs Market's clitoris by bring the price down to levels suggested by daddy Loozik.
3. What happened next? Mrs Market was pleased; someone stimulated her and she reciprocated with a price increase
WHO'S YOUR DADDY?
July 15, 2013, 08:53:22 AM
Still too early to tell if Friday's dip was just a bear trap.
Just woke up and grinding some coffee beans so I'm not fully awake yet, and I probably shouldn't make premature judgments, but it looks like a wonderful day.
Hopefully the trap has been sprung and is done and the price can continue its relentless climb back to normal after June's horrible (but artificial) Valley of the Gox.
July 15, 2013, 08:28:45 AM
I'm not buying. The whale seems to be running low on ammo. Wait and see...
There was just another crazy market order with heavy slippage.
What are they doing?!
hypothesis: newbs use market orders
July 15, 2013, 08:26:49 AM
It's not manipulators, it's people seeing the price going upward, so buying. Look at the wave count above. This was the natural/expected thing to happen. It has logic.
We're now at the beginning of wave 1, with four more to go.
We're now at the beginning of wave 1, with four more to go.
July 15, 2013, 08:23:34 AM
Well, this pump is starting to have an effect as smaller buys are coming in to push the price up.
Manipulation is obvious when you see it happen live, but let's face it on the hourly / daily chart traders will just see an important psychological resistance broken with high volume and get bullish.
(I assume that anyone with this kind of resources available has an agenda - if they were really just tossing fiat around without a plan, they would have gone broke a long time ago)
Manipulation is obvious when you see it happen live, but let's face it on the hourly / daily chart traders will just see an important psychological resistance broken with high volume and get bullish.
(I assume that anyone with this kind of resources available has an agenda - if they were really just tossing fiat around without a plan, they would have gone broke a long time ago)
July 15, 2013, 08:20:23 AM
Maybe just a little worried that not everything is in the image of 2011:
Honestly, 2011 is a vague guide, not a rule-book. There was a fundamental difference right at the start. In 2011 when the bubble began the base was just under $1, so increased over 30x to peak. But the fall was only to $10, still 10x base. So it had a long way to fall, and it did for 5 months.
In contrast, 2013 dropped straightaway to barely 3.5x the base of $13-$14. So a low was quickly tested. 2011 was the first bubble so a lot of people did not know what to expect. In 2013, everyone was looking at this prior event and obviously many people cashed out fast. If 2013 crashed only to $135 and bounced around that for a few months then the argument that the bottom had not been tested would be very sound. But this is not what happened.
not to mention in 2011 there was 2x more bitcoins produced than it is now, and way less people interested. I doubt we will be repeating 2011 post bubble, it will be more like 2012 one.
Like you know every one of them and know what they do
July 15, 2013, 08:16:36 AM
I'm not buying. The whale seems to be running low on ammo. Wait and see...
There was just another crazy market order with heavy slippage.
What are they doing?!
Other exchanges are NOT following. Buyer Beware! Price is being inflated on Gox, this can only be temporary.
they will do sooner or later.
there was a bigger bidder last week and he hasnt bought in yet. (well not all in one time though)
July 15, 2013, 08:15:09 AM
Maybe just a little worried that not everything is in the image of 2011:
Honestly, 2011 is a vague guide, not a rule-book. There was a fundamental difference right at the start. In 2011 when the bubble began the base was just under $1, so increased over 30x to peak. But the fall was only to $10, still 10x base. So it had a long way to fall, and it did for 5 months.
In contrast, 2013 dropped straightaway to barely 3.5x the base of $13-$14. So a low was quickly tested. 2011 was the first bubble so a lot of people did not know what to expect. In 2013, everyone was looking at this prior event and obviously many people cashed out fast. If 2013 crashed only to $135 and bounced around that for a few months then the argument that the bottom had not been tested would be very sound. But this is not what happened.
not to mention in 2011 there was 2x more bitcoins produced than it is now, and way less people interested. I doubt we will be repeating 2011 post bubble, it will be more like 2012 one.
July 15, 2013, 08:13:37 AM
I'm not buying. The whale seems to be running low on ammo. Wait and see...
There was just another crazy market order with heavy slippage.
What are they doing?!
Other exchanges are NOT following. Buyer Beware! Price is being inflated on Gox, this can only be temporary.
Looking at the bid/ask sum, it looks like more people are throwing fiat at BTC than there are BTC holders wanting fiat. More people buying than selling = price rise. Don't be surprised if we see $105-110 this week.
And don't kid yourself, Mt.Gox pretty much always end up setting the price of the other exchanges. Because their volume is much smaller the adjustment is slower. It's just a matter of time before they catch up.
http://blockchained.com/depth_mtgox_15d.png
July 15, 2013, 08:12:29 AM
I'm not buying. The whale seems to be running low on ammo. Wait and see...
There was just another crazy market order with heavy slippage.
What are they doing?!
Other exchanges are NOT following. Buyer Beware! Price is being inflated on Gox, this can only be temporary.
they will do sooner or later.
Bitstamp shows 94. Btw what's up with bitstamp on bitcoincharts?
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