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Topic: Wall Observer: BTC/USD Price Tracking and Discussion 2.0 (Unmoderated) - page 4. (Read 12123 times)

legendary
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Not sure about gold but silver looks like it's hitting historical lows,

I bought most of my silver at six bux and change. I'm happy to sit on it. Was a fun ride when it went up to $50. Felt like a bucking bronco at the time. Of course, Bitcoin is volatility of a different magnitude Smiley

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Who's Andrew Maguire? (Sorry - just don't know). Also a little puzzled about his terminology of 'physically backed'. Sounds like another form of paper to me.
legendary
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Diversification good. I've still not abandoned my pre-Bitcoin goldbuggish ways.

At the risk of setting r0ach off on another blathering 'worthless crypto' rant, I'll leave this rather interesting article here.

http://www.plata.com.mx/Mplata/articulos/articlesFilt.asp?fiidarticulo=312

Skip the intro pleasantries, and page down to 'Silver and the Great Future of Mexico'.

Thanks for posting that, I'll take a look.  Smiley

Btw I'm sure you are aware, PMs are onsale! Not sure about gold but silver looks like it's hitting historical lows, perhaps starting to put in a bottom soon. Was watching the live silver chart last night and saw the massive spike down (margin call? capitulation?) to $14-ish and change.

Andrew Maguire rumors: https://twitter.com/andrewmaguire1/status/882613019041308674

Meanwhile, bitcoin still trending sideways within its pennant. Would need to breach below ~$2460 to break to the downside, so as long as we bounce upward from there it should stay within the triangle.
legendary
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I don't look at charts. I can hardly even see. Was there a chart that predicted ICO mania and the run up to $2900 based to some extent on ETH hype?
hero member
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The current month and a half long, as I see it, bullish pennant must surely be resolved soon. If there is a significant drop, (which I am not expecting by the way), at what price point, or time period would it be considered a valid sign for a reversal? Or do you need further confirmations after?
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
yawn. this weekend is pretty boring on the market. nothing is pumping on finex, everything is slowly drifting lower. its like watching paint dry Embarrassed

it is actually creating a technical indicator at the moment



to me looks like a bullish pennant

What would the four obvious configurations that they did not diagram be called?

Is this a trick question? 

Or can we just guess randomly and assign names to possible outcomes?

No trick question. The obvious four others are where the exit is in the reverse direction of the entry.

Though I mostly posted to ensure I was flagged when new content appeared in this thread. So far superior to the other pretenders to the WO throne.

It is not a bad thing to attempt to learn and to better understand the thinking of others when it comes to trading or understanding trading patterns... which will also assist us to make better attempts at predicting BTC's price direction - short or longer term.

The four posted market configurations assume that the trend is kind of your friend and you keep going with the trend - however, at the same time, at some point, there is going to be a longer frame reversal of the trend, whether that is short, medium or long term.

When you enter really long term, you might not want to get caught up on these shorter term price directions, especially if you consider the long term to be UP....

There are a lot of us, who would not mind scoring a few more bitcoin, if we had any kind of certainty regarding shorter term price directions... I certainly have difficulties making any big moves in anticipation of whether we are at the top bottom or middle of some kind of wave.

I continue to find it quite amazing that we seem to be experiencing a pretty long period of seemingly unprecedented plateauing of the price of bitcoin.. it's like we have six months of renewed ATH prices and any correction has kept us in the bull market and within fairly reasonable and easy striking distance of testing of a new ATH...
legendary
Activity: 3038
Merit: 1660
lose: unfind ... loose: untight
yawn. this weekend is pretty boring on the market. nothing is pumping on finex, everything is slowly drifting lower. its like watching paint dry Embarrassed

it is actually creating a technical indicator at the moment



to me looks like a bullish pennant

What would the four obvious configurations that they did not diagram be called?

Is this a trick question? 

Or can we just guess randomly and assign names to possible outcomes?

No trick question. The obvious four others are where the exit is in the reverse direction of the entry.

Though I mostly posted to ensure I was flagged when new content appeared in this thread. So far superior to the other pretenders to the WO throne.
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 11105
Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
yawn. this weekend is pretty boring on the market. nothing is pumping on finex, everything is slowly drifting lower. its like watching paint dry Embarrassed

it is actually creating a technical indicator at the moment



to me looks like a bullish pennant

What would the four obvious configurations that they did not diagram be called?

Is this a trick question? 

Or can we just guess randomly and assign names to possible outcomes?
legendary
Activity: 3038
Merit: 1660
lose: unfind ... loose: untight
You'll probably snicker, but a while back I took some profits in bitcoin to buy some silver bars, and recently some gold coins. First gold and silver that I've owned that wasn't jewelry based. Somewhat pained me to do it though.

While I still hold most of my wealth in Bitcoin and still believe that it's the future of decentralized, deflationary currency/hedge against the debt-based fiat monetary system, I think it's prudent for everyone to own a little bit of PMs on the side as well for future insurance purposes. I see Bitcoin and PMs as complementary assets and not competing.

Diversification good. I've still not abandoned my pre-Bitcoin goldbuggish ways.

At the risk of setting r0ach off on another blathering 'worthless crypto' rant, I'll leave this rather interesting article here.

http://www.plata.com.mx/Mplata/articulos/articlesFilt.asp?fiidarticulo=312

Skip the intro pleasantries, and page down to 'Silver and the Great Future of Mexico'.
legendary
Activity: 3038
Merit: 1660
lose: unfind ... loose: untight
yawn. this weekend is pretty boring on the market. nothing is pumping on finex, everything is slowly drifting lower. its like watching paint dry Embarrassed

it is actually creating a technical indicator at the moment



to me looks like a bullish pennant

What would the four obvious configurations that they did not diagram be called?
full member
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Actually this is now the main fork, after the other two died dry. BitcoinNewsMagazine one was cool but people stopped posting there for no reason, Meuh sabotaged his own thread...

Elwar, good to see you around, have seen news from Latin America? Things are worst everyday, Maduro is playing a theater in Venezuela, possibly setting the right backstage to his so dreamed coupe d'état. Brasilian President Temer is likely to lose his presidential term due to many corruption accusations. His lawyers are using the same strategy last president used before being impeached. Sounds like desperation.

With so many countries on the brink of collapse I would not be surprised by that desperation leading to some sort of world war. That tends to be a nation's way of covering up their financial problems and pulling everyone together under some false sense of threat.

How do you see Bitcoin behaving in this WW scenario?


Millennials will refuse to fight! They are too self centered. Hmmm... maybe North Korea. But other countries would just nuke that one then go back to not fighting. Smiley

I agree and disagree.
Looks like although you're fluent in my native language (você fala português, não é?) you take for granted every millennial behaves like an USA-born millennial. I believe the distaste for corruption and poverty brought by many nations' politicians is in higher levels around the world than in USA. Our traditional example is Venezuela (last weeks events speak by themselves, or did you miss the helicopter sending grenades to the official buildings?). Also some politicians in Brasil and Argentina are facing justice problems for the first time in history, as corruption never sent anyone to jail here before. It can be explained mainly because millennials sharing what they think around social networks, message apps, etc are putting much more pressure in public opinion, working with the fact many old-school politicians are ignorant to how technologies work and how their obscure business are being traced. These two factors (public opinion favorable and easiness to investigate dumb corrupts) give strength to intel police and Justice to work.

But I agree that appealing to guns and slaughter may not even be among the options. Bitcoin is an example of how to change the status quo without appealing to war. This generation may be developing an abstract intelligence on solving old problems the previous did not.
hero member
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EtherSphere - Social Games
So is this thread which was created by admin and curator here pertaining to this particular thread?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wall-observer-new-ownership-2004227

Then who will take the reigns of this new Wall Observer thread!

Only One Thread to Rule Them All! Cool
I wonder how they'll transfer ownership of the thread, does the new administrator of the thread get Theymos to modify the first post or will the first post stay the first and Theymos modifies the title and author? Either way, it'll be good to not have to scrounge for information so much anymore. Can't belive how bad Speculation is without the Wall Observer, no matter how bad people claim it to be.
I typically just treat it as a place to go to that isn't to serious about how bitcoin is going
good or bad.
And just to have a chuckle at the posts once and while. Cheesy
sr. member
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because they would ruin my price action analysis based on years of staring at charts and i would be disappointed Cheesy

That sounds like a very good point. I am staring at people and their behaviour for years and I still cannot reduce that to a chart... . So the point will probably stay open until somewhere in August... .  Cool
hero member
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because they would ruin my price action analysis based on years of staring at charts and i would be disappointed Cheesy
sr. member
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looks like the price is heading for minor breakout above 2550btce, 2650stamp, 2630 finex within next few hours. (at least price action is telling me..  Cheesy )
[so please, local whales, no dumping now//]

Why would we want them not to dump, if they want to pump, let 's say around July 20 ?  Grin
legendary
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Bitcoin FTW!
So is this thread which was created by admin and curator here pertaining to this particular thread?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wall-observer-new-ownership-2004227

Then who will take the reigns of this new Wall Observer thread!

Only One Thread to Rule Them All! Cool
I wonder how they'll transfer ownership of the thread, does the new administrator of the thread get Theymos to modify the first post or will the first post stay the first and Theymos modifies the title and author? Either way, it'll be good to not have to scrounge for information so much anymore. Can't belive how bad Speculation is without the Wall Observer, no matter how bad people claim it to be.
hero member
Activity: 1034
Merit: 558
looks like the price is heading for minor breakout above 2550btce, 2650stamp, 2630 finex within next few hours. (at least price action is telling me..  Cheesy )
[so please, local whales, no dumping now//]
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1116
You should buy one for your living room. You'll never have to leave the house.

Of course you'll have to buy your own coins. But otherwise it's the perfect plan.


What a great way to anonymize coins traceable to your identity. Just make sure you use a machine that doesn't ask for ID.

Your coins get "sold" to an anonymous "buyer"... all within the privacy of your own home.

When you're done you find a merchant/restaurateur with whom to place the machine for further earnings.

 Smiley Wink Cheesy Grin Cool

You evil genius!
hero member
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EtherSphere - Social Games
So is this thread which was created by admin and curator here pertaining to this particular thread?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wall-observer-new-ownership-2004227

Then who will take the reigns of this new Wall Observer thread!

Only One Thread to Rule Them All! Cool
legendary
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You're never too old to think young.
You should buy one for your living room. You'll never have to leave the house.

Of course you'll have to buy your own coins. But otherwise it's the perfect plan.


What a great way to anonymize coins traceable to your identity. Just make sure you use a machine that doesn't ask for ID.

Your coins get "sold" to an anonymous "buyer"... all within the privacy of your own home.

When you're done you find a merchant/restaurateur with whom to place the machine for further earnings.

 Smiley Wink Cheesy Grin Cool
hero member
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You should buy one for your living room. You'll never have to leave the house.

Of course you'll have to buy your own coins. But otherwise it's the perfect plan.

You could buy one for your mate, and then rely on them to fill it up with coins.  Then they could set a normal fee.

It'd still be better than the crazy >7% that most of the places near me charge.
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