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Topic: Was the big spike a sign of the bull or bear? (Read 1199 times)

legendary
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If you want to walk on water, get out of the boat
January 10, 2012, 02:11:53 PM
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Just don't start opening thread when it reach 30$ with "bawwhhh early adopters were able to buy bitcoins at 6.5$ and make huge profits bawwhhh"

Early adopters=RISK
hero member
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It's time to invest in something you believe in:
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legendary
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Fear is melting in the general markets.  It's time to invest in something you believe in:

legendary
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Sometimes I wonder whether you guys are aware that someone who is able to clearly answer such a question will most likely be trading the moment hi figured it out.

Also, public opinion does not suffice to put price wherever people want it. The farther it is from the non-speculative equilibrium point, the stronger forces will be that go against the opinion.

The spikes are man-made. Most likely, these people don't know themselves, so they won't be able to encode magic information into them, unless they secretly know and just don't admit it to themselves or something. I find that unlikely.
legendary
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I bought.
legendary
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With that quick rally to 6.89 seemingly out of nowhere does this signal a reversal to the current bullish trend or is it a sign of further correction?


Personally I think it is a sign when I wake up tomorrow we will see $7 bitcoin again.

We might not have to wait that long...
hero member
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With that quick rally to 6.89 seemingly out of nowhere does this signal a reversal to the current bullish trend or is it a sign of further correction?


Personally I think it is a sign when I wake up tomorrow we will see $7 bitcoin again.
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