Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 33271.

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Quote from: wonkytonky on June 07, 2013, 03:17:19 AM

I wonder where all the fiat goes.. after so many dumps the last weeks.. is it sitting there..?
is it moved way.. ?

Some of it will move away to pay bills, buy a new car, whatever. And some will stay and wait to buy back in cheaper.

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I wonder where all the fiat goes.. after so many dumps the last weeks.. is it sitting there..?
is it moved way.. ?

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Quote from: fr33d0miz3r on June 07, 2013, 02:50:32 AM

Quote from: Jaroslaw on June 07, 2013, 02:45:28 AM

quick we need reptelia guy intervention with his unlimited money. 115$ is in danger

but you're also have unlimited money. help us!

edit: stop. don't help. I want my cheap coinz

im opposite to reptelia guy, he have unlimited money i have unlimited bitcoinz Cheesy

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Quote from: Jaroslaw on June 07, 2013, 02:45:28 AM

quick we need reptelia guy intervention with his unlimited money. 115$ is in danger

but you're also have unlimited money. help us!

edit: stop. don't help. I want my cheap coinz

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quick we need reptelia guy intervention with his unlimited money. 115$ is in danger

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Quote from: molecular on June 07, 2013, 02:25:45 AM

In case we put in a dip down to 115, would that technically make it a "tripple bottom"?

A bounce from 115 makes it a tripple bottom, breaking 115 invalidates the previous double bottom support, i think so.

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Quote from: Zangelbert Bingledack on June 06, 2013, 10:39:41 PM

Quote from: ineededausername on June 06, 2013, 10:34:54 PM

Given the current stability, I'm hesitant to characterize this as a 2011 burst rather than a late 2012-type correction.

Also the 2011 bubble inflated much higher, much faster, for much less reason. This time there was a lot of reason for a decent rise, and it rose less and slower. It just makes sense that it would fall less far in the aftermath.

And everything happening post-crash is extremely positive. On the contrary, everything that happened post-2011 crash was negative.

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In case we put in a dip down to 115, would that technically make it a "tripple bottom"?

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Imposition of ORder = Escalation of Chaos

Quote from: Zangelbert Bingledack on June 06, 2013, 10:20:09 PM

Quote from: ErisDiscordia on June 06, 2013, 08:41:21 PM

Quote from: ThatDGuy on June 06, 2013, 08:25:51 PM

University will hopefully open your eyes some.

Attending university is one of the best ways to get brainwashed by the status quo Grin

You got that right. Just about everything I learned at university I later found out was partly or completely wrong, or "not even wrong," just plain incoherent wordspinning.

What's most amazing is that everyone knows government subsidies make a business lazy, bloated, inefficient, and cause it to optimize for playing little games to rope in endless amounts of additional funding. Yet no one notices that this is exactly what universities do, at least whenever they can get away with it. Engineering is perhaps the only subject where it's a bit harder to get away with this and you might actually learn something. Building bridges that crumble is kind of bad PR after all.

This isn't to say college is a waste of time; go for the socializing, sex, partying, connections, and conversations with smart people, skip the classes unless you have a morbid interest in mainstream BS (or if you want to familiarize yourself with it for debating purposes). If you want to learn, at the very least do so in a context where you can get plenty of conflicting voices, like a relatively unmoderated forum. A lecture hall is antithetical to this, even if they were teaching something real and not state-sponsored, like Austrian economics.

I was gonna say something more on this topic but then I remembered it has all been said much more eloquently than I could say it already:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMqJvhmD5Yg

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Quote from: ineededausername on June 06, 2013, 10:43:46 PM

Quote from: Zangelbert Bingledack on June 06, 2013, 10:39:41 PM

Quote from: ineededausername on June 06, 2013, 10:34:54 PM

Given the current stability, I'm hesitant to characterize this as a 2011 burst rather than a late 2012-type correction.

Also the 2011 bubble inflated much higher, much faster, for much less reason. This time there was a lot of reason for a decent rise, and it rose less and slower. It just makes sense that it would fall less far in the aftermath.

Agreed.

No.

The April spike went truly hyperbolic, in contrast to 2011 and 2012 which were both exponential.
Then the situation is now is different than 2011 and 2012 in another way: In 11 we had fairly decent ask side in relation to bids which is now pathetic in relationship and in 12 we had massive bid walls popping up occasionally and the correction was caused by a ask wall, all with relatively low trading volume. Now we need volume and big time in order to break out of the sideways movement because both the top and the bounce had so much of it.

It is those who have enough ammunition to make the necessary market orders who will decide the outcome this time.

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who keeps dumping?

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Quote from: Zangelbert Bingledack on June 06, 2013, 10:39:41 PM

Quote from: ineededausername on June 06, 2013, 10:34:54 PM

Given the current stability, I'm hesitant to characterize this as a 2011 burst rather than a late 2012-type correction.

Also the 2011 bubble inflated much higher, much faster, for much less reason. This time there was a lot of reason for a decent rise, and it rose less and slower. It just makes sense that it would fall less far in the aftermath.

Agreed.

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Quote from: ineededausername on June 06, 2013, 10:34:54 PM

Given the current stability, I'm hesitant to characterize this as a 2011 burst rather than a late 2012-type correction.

Also the 2011 bubble inflated much higher, much faster, for much less reason. This time there was a lot of reason for a decent rise, and it rose less and slower. It just makes sense that it would fall less far in the aftermath.

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Given the current stability, I'm hesitant to characterize this as a 2011 burst rather than a late 2012-type correction.

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