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Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 792. (Read 1811596 times)

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The market loses its speed or it is just me?

It's not just you, momentum is slowing/shifting. I'm taking $$$ off the table.

I sold @ 17.40~17.50... Nice move? FEAR... ehhehe   Grin

I like it. There'll be resistance at $18 anyway and that will be a good point to re-evaluate strength. Meanwhile you book some profits.
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The best bitcoin market strategy for mysel so far - don't do shit, just keep sitting on 'em... Smiley


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hero member
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The market loses its speed or it is just me?

market's fine. volume is almost 2x what it was last month

Last price:$17.26002 High:$17.59000 Low:$16.51001 Volume:61686 BTC

we're doing million dollar days
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฿itcoin: Currency of Resistance!
The market loses its speed or it is just me?

It's not just you, momentum is slowing/shifting. I'm taking $$$ off the table.

I sold @ 17.40~17.50... Nice move? FEAR... ehhehe   Grin
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9.9.2012: I predict that single digits... <- FAIL
The market loses its speed or it is just me?

Give it some hours to the US bank transfers from the weekend to today arrive at Gox Smiley
sr. member
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The market loses its speed or it is just me?

It's not just you, momentum is slowing/shifting. I'm taking $$$ off the table.
legendary
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฿itcoin: Currency of Resistance!
The market loses its speed or it is just me?
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Monero Core Team

Because anybody can see that 0.3 --> 32 is a smaller increase than 5-->17 , right?

Actually this is not entirely true. It is more like saying 0.06 --> 32 is a smaller increase than 5--> 17.
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32 USD is far more reasonable than 2 USD for something with the potential like bitcoin. We've had an inverted bubble for a long time. This is the correction.
well spoken
sr. member
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You talking about when pirate's ponzi crashed?
btc at 32USd was less overbought that is now
32 USD is far more reasonable than 2 USD for something with the potential like bitcoin. We've had an inverted bubble for a long time. This is the correction.
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chaos is fun...…damental :)
You talking about when pirate's ponzi crashed?
btc at 32USd was less overbought that is now

Because anybody can see that 0.3 --> 32 is a smaller increase than 5-->17 , right?
lol nice troll
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chaos is fun...…damental :)
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You talking about when pirate's ponzi crashed?
btc at 32USd was less overbought that is now

Because anybody can see that 0.3 --> 32 is a smaller increase than 5-->17 , right?
legendary
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chaos is fun...…damental :)
Cool, that didn't answer my question though.
no, i talk about btc at 32USd was less overbought that is now

legendary
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Monero Core Team
btc at 32USd was less overbought that is now

I disagree and it is not even close.
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Cool, that didn't answer my question though.
legendary
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chaos is fun...…damental :)
You talking about when pirate's ponzi crashed?
btc at 32USd was less overbought that is now
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Sold half. You know. So I don't feel so bad when it hits $100.

That's a good plan. Buy more if it goes down or be happy about $100  Wink

If you sell half every time it goes up $1 you're going to be pretty bitcoin-less at $100.
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this cracks me up. tears in eyes. never fails.

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The top is whenever the single large buyer who is driving the price up stops buying.

who? I doubt this theory of a single large buyer.
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honestly how can people not be shitting their pants?

I'm not sure. I have this lurking feeling of danger, this fucking fear in my head that says: the longer the wait the bigger the dump.

However, let me draw a picture that is maybe more rational:

  • News has been good since around the London Conference
  • As I argued before, it takes time for good news to attract big buying
  • Now the sizeable buyers are coming in good numbers streched out over quite long periods of time
  • Hence price goes up, up, up as evidenced.
  • The "natives" (us) have been fearfully selling on the way up (at least some). Not dumping, but selling a bit here, a bit there, hoping for the big dump that so reliably happened in the past
  • So the money is changing hands! (duh!)

What if these new hands are strong?

There is reason to believe that, no? These guys are hoping for 1000% rise, not for 50% or 100% (Bitcoin is penny stock for them: "look at that inassesible risk, tiny market and mind-boggling potential"). And if some of the early ones have been selling, the probably only did it to get back in at a higher price.

What if these new hands are strong? Well, if that's so and we go to >$100 this year then we will have given them our hard-earned coins for cheap and we will look mighty stupid.
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