Quote from: noah tall on September 12, 2018, 10:47:28 AM

Quote from: realBitcoiner on September 05, 2018, 12:40:53 PM

I think so. I mean common financial sense tells me that the more the dollar devalues the more bitcoin will go up. Considering we haven't had a big bull run yet, depending on the end of the 2018 fiscal year we can see what will happen however if the 2018 closes on a no-bull run and all we get is this 7k or max 8k than we can be sure that in 2019 can go up and have a bull run.

Bitcoin can go only so long without any bull run, people will eventually get back to bitcoin and if they do not do that in 2018 than we will see one in 2019. However if we finish 2018 with a good bull run and before 2019 it gets a big run than we may not see one in 2019 or at least in the early months just like what happened to 2018.

That is one thing we cannot know, and that is the future! As much as we want to be enthusiastic and optimistic about the price movement coming next year, we can only just end up assuming.
This is the reason why it makes a better sense to at least be well informed when it comes to trading knowledge in the market to know the steps to take at certain points in time so as not to miss out a whole lot in the long run. If you are investing in any space, be vast to be able to make a good decision which is what smart investors do rather than hoping on things we cannot know.

There may have been a lot of bad news lately, but that is pretty much still centered on a lot of FUD. The thing here is that nothing is guaranteed in this market and it is not like news is like the full main driving factor. The market is highly volatile because it is highly speculative, and it is always about where the price is going to, how low it is going to go and so many other speculations which we all know no single one on earth can know. How the beginning of 2019 is going to be like, we sure will just have to wait to see but I would not be too optimistic.