What indicators / methods do you use to forecast drops?

miscreanity

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Quote from: YoYa on January 28, 2012, 03:14:06 PM

You know....I don't think I've ever seen anyone offer an inverse chart! Shocked

Shows how hooked we all are on that filthy filthy fiat! Tongue

Boom. USD collapse vs. BTC visual, instead of BTC rise vs. USD.

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It would be a good idea to divorce yourself from that polarity... Try this: Instead of looking at charts in terms of $/BTC try looking at them as BTC/$ to see if you can get another perspective.

You know....I don't think I've ever seen anyone offer an inverse chart! Shocked

Shows how hooked we all are on that filthy filthy fiat! Tongue

YoYa

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Go to MtGox Live, turn your monitor 90 degrees to the right, see the pattern!

arepo

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this statement is false

Quote from: wobber on January 28, 2012, 02:10:56 PM

I don't really care much about rallies. I am very interested on what methods to use to forecast a new drop. Like, where is the top, where the bottom might be etc..?

For me, rallies seem erratic, with no algorithm. But falls, falls I think follow a pattern. Can you help?

you're wrong. technical analysis yields a strong handle on both.

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I don't really care much about rallies. I am very interested on what methods to use to forecast a new drop. Like, where is the top, where the bottom might be etc..?

For me, rallies seem erratic, with no algorithm. But falls, falls I think follow a pattern. Can you help?

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