another squeeze coming...
You're the Neo to my Smith.
Topic: Warning: How many of you Bears have ever been a victim of a Short Squeeze? - page 19. (Read 43772 times)
November 01, 2011, 05:36:03 PM
You're the Neo to my Smith.
November 01, 2011, 05:26:55 PM
another squeeze coming...
November 01, 2011, 09:35:04 AM
I meant asks.
bids, asks, doesn't matter; whatever he can to try and get the price down. LOL, idiot!
It's impossible to so whether and to what extent my comments "get the price down" but it's not my intention to "get the price down". My intention is to call it like I see it, and it doesn't look good and hasn't looked good for a very long time now.
November 01, 2011, 09:28:47 AM
Lots of downward pressure on bitcoins today. Treasuries haven't been this high since 1st week of October, stocks down, PMs down. Prices still haven't broken below support for the upward trend that started last week though.
November 01, 2011, 08:28:21 AM
I meant asks.
bids, asks, doesn't matter; whatever he can to try and get the price down. LOL, idiot!
November 01, 2011, 08:02:50 AM
I meant asks.
November 01, 2011, 07:58:06 AM
Notice how over time the bids are building up.
Please explain how do you see, how the bids are building up.
November 01, 2011, 07:26:26 AM
somebody wants in!
nice little wall right at the bid. when have we seen that before?
nice little wall right at the bid. when have we seen that before?
Notice how over time the bids are building up. I predict that eventually a massive wave of downward pressure is going to push the price way back into the 2s and maybe even the 1s.
What? Bids building up represents money seeking coins. How does that indicate a drop?
November 01, 2011, 07:23:12 AM
somebody wants in!
nice little wall right at the bid. when have we seen that before?
nice little wall right at the bid. when have we seen that before?
Notice how over time the bids are building up. I predict that eventually a massive wave of downward pressure is going to push the price way back into the 2s and maybe even the 1s.
October 31, 2011, 06:20:17 PM
somebody wants in!
nice little wall right at the bid. when have we seen that before?
nice little wall right at the bid. when have we seen that before?
October 29, 2011, 12:16:48 PM
hey, the extent of my being "into it" has not changed since the very beginning way back before the price ramp.
I can attest to that. For the past few days, cypherdoc has been unrelentingly positive 
Actually I'm referring to back since the beginning of the year.
And just who did start this thread on the 18th?
October 29, 2011, 11:36:24 AM
I'm agree with that S3052 is not so good.
He made predictions hardly better than throwing a coin.
He made predictions hardly better than throwing a coin.
He's been quite accurate with the technical analysis in the past, which is why I still subscribe to his newsletter; but I've learned to ignore his Elliott Wave ramblings--a very painful (and expensive) lesson indeed.
October 29, 2011, 11:35:21 AM
However, the danger is, if the price crosses 4 and turns right down, we will see a dead cross. that will be a disaster.
A dead cross. That's a worse omen than even a grim!
October 29, 2011, 11:03:36 AM
IF the price up to 5 dollars and consolidate for a while, we may be able to see a golden cross on the moving average system.
Yes I know, it's a big if.
The 10 days average is going to across the 25 days average. However, the 25 days average is still in its down trend, so this across will be meaningless.
If this up trend is going up to 5 dollars, the 25 days average will be turned into uptrend. and then if the price have a little down trend, as the long term average will have already formed an uptrend, it will do no harm for the market emotion, and may have a consolidation there. then if the price goes up again, we will see a golden cross.
However, the danger is, if the price crosses 4 and turns right down, we will see a dead cross. that will be a disaster.
I'm still not sure, this price recovery is true or not. (A true recovery need more people and merchants start to use bitcoin). cypherdoc is a very import ID on this forum, and people maybe influenced a lot by him. Since this thread is becoming so hot, maybe everyone is worried, and this uptrend is only a panic buying. If the price is only driven by cypherdoc, it will be only a short-term bounce and turn around quickly.
this round of rally is so sharp that there is no time to wait for the 25 days average form a uptrend, and make the 5 days uptrend meaningless.
Yes I know, it's a big if.
The 10 days average is going to across the 25 days average. However, the 25 days average is still in its down trend, so this across will be meaningless.
If this up trend is going up to 5 dollars, the 25 days average will be turned into uptrend. and then if the price have a little down trend, as the long term average will have already formed an uptrend, it will do no harm for the market emotion, and may have a consolidation there. then if the price goes up again, we will see a golden cross.
However, the danger is, if the price crosses 4 and turns right down, we will see a dead cross. that will be a disaster.
I'm still not sure, this price recovery is true or not. (A true recovery need more people and merchants start to use bitcoin). cypherdoc is a very import ID on this forum, and people maybe influenced a lot by him. Since this thread is becoming so hot, maybe everyone is worried, and this uptrend is only a panic buying. If the price is only driven by cypherdoc, it will be only a short-term bounce and turn around quickly.
this round of rally is so sharp that there is no time to wait for the 25 days average form a uptrend, and make the 5 days uptrend meaningless.
October 29, 2011, 11:02:04 AM
hey, the extent of my being "into it" has not changed since the very beginning way back before the price ramp.
I can attest to that. For the past few days, cypherdoc has been unrelentingly positive October 29, 2011, 10:56:13 AM
Yeah, he definitely is into it when it comes to recouping his losses 
hey, the extent of my being "into it" has not changed since the very beginning way back before the price ramp.
October 29, 2011, 10:53:45 AM
Yeah, he definitely is into it when it comes to recouping his losses
October 29, 2011, 10:45:41 AM
yes, even some of the old guard who've disappeared for months are returning and spreading FUD against speculators, hoarders, and even attacking early adopters not realizing they're the victim of negative psychology based purely on the low price. at price bottoms when despair has set in, this is expected behavior; blaming anyone and everyone around them while advancing economic theories to explain the action that sound good at face value but are meaningless in reality.
but they fail to ask themselves a simple question; why have they returned? they don't even know why. its b/c deep down they've sensed a BOTTOM. the price is too low and reflects oversold manipulated conditions and their innate sense tells them it is so. what these people need to see is a rise in price like we're seeing now to regain their confidence. what they're looking for in terms of confirmation is exactly what caused them to be so negative in the first place: PRICE. all their objections to the aforementioned groups have and will vanish in no time as the price continues to climb.
but they fail to ask themselves a simple question; why have they returned? they don't even know why. its b/c deep down they've sensed a BOTTOM. the price is too low and reflects oversold manipulated conditions and their innate sense tells them it is so. what these people need to see is a rise in price like we're seeing now to regain their confidence. what they're looking for in terms of confirmation is exactly what caused them to be so negative in the first place: PRICE. all their objections to the aforementioned groups have and will vanish in no time as the price continues to climb.
nice talk
October 29, 2011, 10:08:07 AM
yes, even some of the old guard who've disappeared for months are returning and spreading FUD against speculators, hoarders, and even attacking early adopters not realizing they're the victim of negative psychology based purely on the low price. at price bottoms when despair has set in, this is expected behavior; blaming anyone and everyone around them while advancing economic theories to explain the action that sound good at face value but are meaningless in reality.
but they fail to ask themselves a simple question; why have they returned? they don't even know why. its b/c deep down they've sensed a BOTTOM. the price is too low and reflects oversold manipulated conditions and their innate sense tells them it is so. what these people need to see is a rise in price like we're seeing now to regain their confidence. what they're looking for in terms of confirmation is exactly what caused them to be so negative in the first place: PRICE. all their objections to the aforementioned groups have and will vanish in no time as the price continues to climb.
but they fail to ask themselves a simple question; why have they returned? they don't even know why. its b/c deep down they've sensed a BOTTOM. the price is too low and reflects oversold manipulated conditions and their innate sense tells them it is so. what these people need to see is a rise in price like we're seeing now to regain their confidence. what they're looking for in terms of confirmation is exactly what caused them to be so negative in the first place: PRICE. all their objections to the aforementioned groups have and will vanish in no time as the price continues to climb.
October 29, 2011, 09:49:03 AM
I'm agree with that S3052 is not so good.
He made predictions hardly better than throwing a coin.
He made predictions hardly better than throwing a coin.
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