I cannot tell that in advance
But we have already seen that in the past, for example, at Mt. Gox. Indeed, it is unlikely that the same is going to happen again nowadays, but that doesn't in the least mean that something to that effect (i.e. price crashing a few times) can't happen altogether. Nevertheless, I'm not sure that there won't be two separate Bitcoins in two months, and things may start escalating pretty fast with prices crashing a thousand dollars within just a few hours, as if all of a sudden (obviously, insiders being the first to liquidate their Bitcoin stashes)
Yup anything can happen now. Even without talks of forking, prices can just drop all off a sudden because of people. Heck, even just a plateau might trigger people to sell their bitcoins, triggering an avalanche on coins being dumped into cheapness.
I always say that I'd try to take advantage of such events but then again that would risking money on something that might not recover.
Even some months ago bitcoin'a price was 600$ but it started to rise and everyone sees how it become 1300$, than 1-2 month ago we had a little fall and lowest price was 890$ but than it returned to it's 1200-1300 and continued to rise and rise and we see what we get in result, bitcoin's price is 2750$ currently. This is very high rise and what do you think guys, will we see fall from 2700 to 1000 or even to 600$ ? Can we to forget worries of price fall?
There is really a possibility for anything in this world to occur, the question is, when and how? Bitcoin may go lower that $1000, but there will definitely be some kind of cause and no one can really tell you when it is going to happen. Everyone can spread rumors, but there is no way to tell what is going to happen to Bitcoin.
I do not agree with this. Bitcoin's price will not get lower than $2000 as it is the new floor and considering how many developements have taken place with the mass adoption of Japan and following Australia next month though the SegWit activation will be decided if it will be good or bad after. And also countries have released regulations but though not actually accepts bitcoin officially as part of the monetary system with nor fully supports it but they recognize its potential that's why they didn't ban it.
This is exactly why it's an uneasy time. And sudden drop could bring out the irrational out of people, and have them jumping away from bitcoins like lemmings into a cliff.
I've already allotted an amount that I will not sell, regardless what happens. I think of it like going into Deal or No Deal and hanging on to the suitcase no matter what.