Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 32997. (Read 26623600 times)
July 09, 2013, 03:02:18 PM
July 09, 2013, 02:59:05 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
July 09, 2013, 02:58:59 PM
no idea if i should be in or out with this grand canyon situation here.
The whole thing seems fishy and when that happens my instinct says i'm about to be ripped off
The whole thing seems fishy and when that happens my instinct says i'm about to be ripped off
July 09, 2013, 02:56:34 PM
5k buy wall for few seconds a minute ago.
at 77.5
at 77.5
July 09, 2013, 02:55:12 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
Bitcoin is trading haven for a professional trader, nowhere else would he find so many inexperienced traders
The bitcoin market is prone to heavy manipulation (and operates basically without any rules, it's a true free market) and seems to be a lot less predictable than regular stock markets. Just another reason regular traders wouldn't touch this. I can sum up a dozen more. Regular traders are really heavy on risk management. Guess what, bitcoin is just about the riskiest asset you can invest in.
July 09, 2013, 02:52:04 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
There is already a Bitcoin ETF, you can short or long but needs EUR100K for an account and minimum trade is EUR10K
July 09, 2013, 02:50:42 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
I read somewhere the wall st firms have investigated bitcoin and their entry price point is 400.
July 09, 2013, 02:50:31 PM
Everything is really calm like there would be no walls on both sides 
July 09, 2013, 02:45:34 PM
But I think many bitcoin holders are unpredictable. Why would this be good for professionals. Some crazy geek early adopter can have a weird day, and then..
July 09, 2013, 02:43:50 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
Bitcoin is trading haven for a professional trader, nowhere else would he find so many inexperienced traders
This
July 09, 2013, 02:43:31 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
Bitcoin is trading haven for a professional trader, nowhere else would he find so many inexperienced traders
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I'll just leave this here.
(You could make money if you feel cowboy enough)
Quote from: Goomboo on February 08, 2012, 06:13:30 AM
There are a few things that I have been reticent to talk about, simply because I didn't want the general public to know the stuff that "we" know. However, in the spirit of this thread - helping people to stop losing money - I have decided to share a little.
One of the main and widely-talked about issues is "the manipulator". After watching time and again as individuals have "the hammer" dropped on them, I figured I might as well shed a little light on what may be happening. There are several different strategies being used by a few individuals with "lots" of buying power, so I'll talk a little about the main strategy I see on a daily basis.
The manipulator is basically a large trader who is repetitively practicing a strategy we call "the hammer". It's a simple strategy of deception and can lead to a "crack" in prices. Prior to applying a systematic strategy to the BTC market, I used to trade with him and make a decent profit.
The Hammer (Long)
1. Big trader posts large volume on the ask side
2. Individuals see the ask and try and get in front of him by selling/shorting/lowering their offers
3. He is simultaneously buying at the bid from the small guys
4. As soon as selling volume dries up, he pulls his ask and enters long, causing a jump in prices
5. He sells to the people who buy behind him, scalping a profit
How to Play the Hammer (Long)
1. Watch the volume from the small traders that are trying to trade in front of him
2. When the volume dries up and he pulls his ask - enter long
3. If he doesn't follow soon with a large trade, exit your trade at a scratch or loss
There are several different variants of this strategy, but as a general rule of thumb - if you see a fake bid or ask, the markets are probably going that way soon.
This is more for informative purposes than actual trading advice. See how subjective this is? In my opinion, this type of trading isn't scalable and it doesn't possess long-term profitability, which is what this thread is about. My suggestion is that you take this information as a little "FYI" and stick to a systematic and tested strategy, ignoring the games that go on in the order-book entirely.
I'll just leave this here.
(You could make money if you feel cowboy enough)
Quote from: Goomboo on February 08, 2012, 06:13:30 AM
There are a few things that I have been reticent to talk about, simply because I didn't want the general public to know the stuff that "we" know. However, in the spirit of this thread - helping people to stop losing money - I have decided to share a little.
One of the main and widely-talked about issues is "the manipulator". After watching time and again as individuals have "the hammer" dropped on them, I figured I might as well shed a little light on what may be happening. There are several different strategies being used by a few individuals with "lots" of buying power, so I'll talk a little about the main strategy I see on a daily basis.
The manipulator is basically a large trader who is repetitively practicing a strategy we call "the hammer". It's a simple strategy of deception and can lead to a "crack" in prices. Prior to applying a systematic strategy to the BTC market, I used to trade with him and make a decent profit.
The Hammer (Long)
1. Big trader posts large volume on the ask side
2. Individuals see the ask and try and get in front of him by selling/shorting/lowering their offers
3. He is simultaneously buying at the bid from the small guys
4. As soon as selling volume dries up, he pulls his ask and enters long, causing a jump in prices
5. He sells to the people who buy behind him, scalping a profit
How to Play the Hammer (Long)
1. Watch the volume from the small traders that are trying to trade in front of him
2. When the volume dries up and he pulls his ask - enter long
3. If he doesn't follow soon with a large trade, exit your trade at a scratch or loss
There are several different variants of this strategy, but as a general rule of thumb - if you see a fake bid or ask, the markets are probably going that way soon.
This is more for informative purposes than actual trading advice. See how subjective this is? In my opinion, this type of trading isn't scalable and it doesn't possess long-term profitability, which is what this thread is about. My suggestion is that you take this information as a little "FYI" and stick to a systematic and tested strategy, ignoring the games that go on in the order-book entirely.
July 09, 2013, 02:39:18 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
Bitcoin is trading haven for a professional trader, nowhere else would he find so many inexperienced traders
July 09, 2013, 02:35:58 PM
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
but isn't btc like a wet dream for any daytrader.there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
it seems like a good opportunity for extra income if you know what you're doing.
July 09, 2013, 02:35:44 PM
You're not talking ab out good Vladimir, are you? That would be deapicable, would it not?
I'm not talking about Vladimir. I'm talking about Abramovich, Berezovsky, Prokhorov, etc.
I don't think Vladimir is oligarch, I think he is just rich and smart (but I don't know him).
P.S.: Not all Russians are oligarchic assholes. Believe me.
July 09, 2013, 02:29:02 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
July 09, 2013, 02:26:36 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
if there's money to be made, they'll be here. perhaps not large institutions but individual traders that have wall st experience, why wouldn't they?
July 09, 2013, 02:25:15 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
because they have no interest in a shitty small market like this? if this can even be considered a market, it's just a matchmakers service really.
July 09, 2013, 02:24:57 PM
it's going to break 78 soon
July 09, 2013, 02:21:43 PM
Gee, I just realized how crazy this is going to be when/if the ETF launches. If this can be manipulated this easily, you should see how the wall st. guys push around gigantic market cap stocks within like 20 milliseconds just before another wall st. guy announces a downgrade. Bitcoin will get blown to bits the moment those guys even start to take it seriously.
who says wall st guys aren't pushing bitcoin around right now?
July 09, 2013, 02:19:29 PM
Price manipulation. Both walls belong to one person. The red arrow is most likely. In any case it is necessary direction.
Given the slippage, if he really wants to buy, it is cheaper to buy it on the wall 80 than to engage in clowning, LOL
Given the slippage, if he really wants to buy, it is cheaper to buy it on the wall 80 than to engage in clowning, LOL
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