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Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation - page 1935. (Read 3314330 times)

G2M
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April 25, 2015, 09:24:03 AM
..- The calmest ones don't care to post anything, leaving some known hotheads to do the "defending" (of the situation that is actually good for them)
..- People with less than 10 years of trading experience would boost their finances better by just buying some XMR and then going to work. People with more than 10 years should trade some other market...

Interpreting this to mean - -

Stands in direct contrast to my evaluation of my own rant:

- Writing in this thread without anything to say is a mark of a loser.

- Ooops.....  Tongue

I just have too much time right at the moment. The market goes up and down in waves, and anything significant and worthy of heeding I have already said. That I cannot leave the box to trolls when it's their turn, is a flaw in my character.

Hehe, I'm pretty sure I've recently rediscovered this flaw in my character.

Funny what a change in occupation coupled with an intense exercise routine can do to uncover all sorts of renewed interests Cheesy

On the plus side, seems all this tension has managed a bit of a weak hand low-price shakeout.

I've only got a little bit left I can instantly buy this week though..
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April 25, 2015, 09:23:32 AM
Seems it was the one man dash show with that dump.

Probs a good time to buy some drk quickly before he buys that up lol

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April 25, 2015, 09:22:20 AM
Ouch, not a good day for XMR. Looks like ethics aren't really that important to people after all. Instamines are in, fair and equitable emission is out.
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April 25, 2015, 09:19:06 AM
..- The calmest ones don't care to post anything, leaving some known hotheads to do the "defending" (of the situation that is actually good for them)
..- People with less than 10 years of trading experience would boost their finances better by just buying some XMR and then going to work. People with more than 10 years should trade some other market...

Interpreting this to mean - -

Stands in direct contrast to my evaluation of my own rant:

- Writing in this thread without anything to say is a mark of a loser.

- Ooops.....  Tongue

I just have too much time right at the moment. The market goes up and down in waves, and anything significant and worthy of heeding I have already said. That I cannot leave the box to trolls when it's their turn, is a flaw in my character.
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April 25, 2015, 09:15:55 AM
16k dump followed by a 20k ask wall. Any takers?

Seems sub 0.002 is many many times more likely than 0.01.

Will be very interesting to see which way it goes once the volume picks up again. Bid sum has decreased massively, though if I was playing market maker its exactly what I'd do before pumping. As I've said for a few days though, its not a traders coin. It not going to 5x/10x anytime soon. Speculators are leaving. However imo it could easily go to 0.0015 levels but if you haven't sold already it might be a little late to do it now (only for larger positions, people trading just a few k XMR will likely have the liquidity to buy their stash back.)

Poor whale replenishing his buy walls at 0.004.
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April 25, 2015, 08:59:10 AM
I predict 0.0015 will be the bottom

Hard to tell really. If 0.0015 will be the bottom the price will not drop significiantly... However, I am afraid this is just the beginning of the exodus from Monero to Bitcoin and along the way back to fiat money.

OMG, You make me almost loose my coffee every morning! The more you post the more ludicrous it gets! Thanks for the chuckles.

Fact: High emission means there can be many swings and time for investors to buy and sell slowly as the coin matures, but the facts are that long term when the musical chairs stops he who hold the bag wins. And most of those bag holders will be BTC whales that know this fact already.

And not one post I've made has been off mark. Feel free to check every one of them. I currently have a couple I mined (killed 3 GPUS) cost me like 200 per LOL Well 2 on rma.

Soon I will start to accumulate again when it hits where I predicted last.
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April 25, 2015, 08:58:25 AM
After all this logarithmic growth, a linear decline is absolutely normal. 0.002 is a key level of support, hopefully, Monero will not go beyond that price point anymore.

G2M
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April 25, 2015, 08:52:10 AM
..- The calmest ones don't care to post anything, leaving some known hotheads to do the "defending" (of the situation that is actually good for them)
..- People with less than 10 years of trading experience would boost their finances better by just buying some XMR and then going to work. People with more than 10 years should trade some other market...

Interpreting this to mean that the situation in the first point above you're referring to is a decline in price, I'd make the point that either the price rising or the price falling at this point is good for me. Which one is better would be the question to answer, so right this minute I don't see this as raising tension. I'm alright with a move in any direction provided it doesn't stop at exactly zero.

So me yapping on a forum is mostly just a way to try and figure that out, because throughout all the discussion, that hasn't been really been answered for me yet. Telling us to go to work or trading in another market only takes up so much time. The result of people following either of those paths wouldn't help to relieve tension IMO. This is because it would only seem that the only people to be posting here are 'entitled' to post here, because by the diametric description above I believe you've basically encompassed everyone posting here already.

The rest of the points I agree with.
legendary
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April 25, 2015, 08:33:44 AM
^ Just to make things clear I love XMR and will be back.  It's always in my watchlist and is a profitable coin to trade everytime it trends.
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April 25, 2015, 08:28:50 AM
I assume the increased tension is generated by the following mechanism:

- Some short term thinkers are happy with the profits they have made after exiting their trade

(- according to volume figures, a much larger bunch bought high and sold at a loss but they are not here to display their incompetence)

- Long term guys are annoyed that the short term guys say things like "farewell", as the long term guys would like to be happy that they as well are +100% in 2 months, but are kind of robbed their license to be happy about it

- Also (quoting othe) the most long-term people with significant means are in the bind as emotionally they would like to see XMR up to trounce the trolls, but rationally they know that they can buy more if it goes down

- The calmest ones don't care to post anything, leaving some known hotheads to do the "defending" (of the situation that is actually good for them)

- I have also determined that the possibility of XMR going to essentially nothing in 32 months is 61%, yet I am not willing to give the trolls the license to say the same. Shame on me. It works both ways. Shame on the trolls as well - they are not advertising the positive scenarios that make XMR the objectively best investment for the period to come.

- The bullishness/bearishness of the community does have its effect on the price. But it's infantile to think it would demonstrate itself in a few days' timeframes, or that their talk would have much effect.

- People with less than 10 years of trading experience would boost their finances better by just buying some XMR and then going to work. People with more than 10 years should trade some other market.

- Writing in this thread without anything to say is a mark of a loser.

- Ooops.....  Tongue


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April 25, 2015, 08:28:09 AM
LOL at seeing the boom bust cycle play out for the n-thousandth time in the crypto world. Hearts breaking. Doom and gloom.

3x2
legendary
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April 25, 2015, 08:22:42 AM
Grin


He is just playing the game, Investors should be careful and clever when they read posts from people like TC.
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April 25, 2015, 08:14:36 AM
 Grin

G2M
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April 25, 2015, 07:39:54 AM
Hm, of those three, the largest % fallen was 17.4% before a reversal.

legendary
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April 25, 2015, 07:34:10 AM
Thanks for the profit fellas - see you at the next pump.

Ill buy back in at 0.0009
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April 25, 2015, 07:32:06 AM
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Technologically no reason to exit from Monero other than weeks/months ago.
However, pricewise yes since there are still bagholders who try to pump the coin up and are trying artificially respirate the Zombie.

There was no community support at 0.004 when I was asking if there is so now we just need to find the pricepoint where the community is unamoniously supporting the price.
Looks like we are not there right now.
This time it might be new lows and really it is a possibility to establish at 0.0005... But for the trolls, I am not saying it goes there. Putting exact pricepoints is stupid since the decision to enter or exit should be based on the sentiment.
When people have almost given up with Monero and this thread is forgotten for a while, it might be a good time to buy (in case the coin will not die before).

You are so full of shit dude, no one gives a fuck what you are asking for. Why the fuck should someone back the price of 0.004 which was reached prolly by a single buyer within half a day or so, no sane person buys coins after a 30%+ within a single day.

Just for you to exit with a win? Every longterm monero investor wants to buy as much coins as cheap as possibley so theres absolutely no reason no artificially buy for a higher price when u can buy lower, all short term investors will exit anyway as long as they made a plus.

And your bagholder bullshit talk is just so annoying, i simply don´t give a fuck about the current price as i have no intentions to sell any coins this year so feel free to dump it down to 0.0005 so i can buy another batch.

You are as full of shit as the people who are shorting and then wondering if the price goes down, oh what a surprise, lots of people short and then the price goes down...surprise.
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April 25, 2015, 07:13:43 AM
I predict 0.0015 will be the bottom

Hard to tell really. If 0.0015 will be the bottom the price will not drop significiantly... However, I am afraid this is just the beginning of the exodus from Monero to Bitcoin and along the way back to fiat money.

Please TC, a little bit more effort. According to you what has changed in 2 weeks except speculation movements? Is there now a reason to exit Monero for good? Maybe some people fear BTC will go significantly lower and wanna cash out their BTC to buy back in later? Kindly add some meat to your statements, mkay?

Technologically no reason to exit from Monero other than weeks/months ago.
However, pricewise yes since there are still bagholders who try to pump the coin up and are trying artificially respirate the Zombie.

There was no community support at 0.004 when I was asking if there is so now we just need to find the pricepoint where the community is unamoniously supporting the price.
Looks like we are not there right now.
This time it might be new lows and really it is a possibility to establish at 0.0005... But for the trolls, I am not saying it goes there. Putting exact pricepoints is stupid since the decision to enter or exit should be based on the sentiment.
When people have almost given up with Monero and this thread is forgotten for a while, it might be a good time to buy (in case the coin will not die before).

I do not think there will be new lows but i think below 0.002 is very possible imho
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