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Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
by
JayJuanGee
on 19/02/2017, 21:22:00 UTC
1st the dump...after a bounce back not strong enough and maybe now the second wave..maybe we see 2nd bottom for today? who knows...fingers crossed!

Soooooo downward it is... lets hope we get level stable again soon. Question for the people who actually know about these things: where is the next support we're gonna hit if this keeps going?

oh wow, it is going down sooooooo much. i think it went down ALMOST ONE PERCENT in the last 24 hours. the end is near. crypto is dead.

seroiusly folks, what tf are you talking about?

sorry 60watt, my answer comes little late maybe but my answer comes with facts, not just bla bla bla or questions etc....
have a look the time that i made the posts and the price and look the charts... after that maybe it's more easy for you to understand what tf we was talking about Smiley
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do you see the price went down clear now >?? or i need paint it for you?....??


The more you post, bitcoinvest, the more you are coming off as disingenuous... which also has the sense that maybe your are just making shit up.  Yes we can read charts and see 1% or 2 % price movements in various directions.

Alright, maybe I can attempt to play along a bit with your seeming game... and maybe it is possible that you are buying or selling 50% of your total BTC stash (which may only be .5BTC for all we know?) based on 1% or 2% price movements and then rushing back in or out when the price reverses another .5%?    

Doesn't it seems a bit implausible that someone would purport to have such a short-sighted and small price swings strategy that seems to rely on some kind of actual insight towards likely BTC price movements (which likely none of us have, except maybe any whale manipulators who may be pumping decent amounts of coins or fiat and have some sense about how much BTC or fiat that they can pump or dump into the system in order to prepare for major market-affecting pumps or dumps that s/he is going to engage in)?

I mean for normal folks, we are going to attempt to play bigger swings, no? and maybe figure out how much we would like to hedge in each direction... which also may depend upon whether you are in the green or in the red, and by how much, no?

If you are trading with 50% of your stash, then what is your likelihood of getting it right and then being able to sustain whatever position that you took in a reasonable way and to not feel anxious about some of the fake outs that occur in either direction?