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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: How do you usually choose a money to invest in ?
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e-coinomist
on 31/10/2014, 18:42:49 UTC
Again, on bittrex when I click on the BTC-CND order book on the top, I can see a green and a violet part, both representing sells and buys of course. How should I read this ?
Those are subscripted with *Uses the top 50 levels of the buy and sell orderbooks
displaying the orders, which are a hint if people are currently in a mood to buy, or to sell. Bullish or bearish situation.
You get that in a more reliable way by a single glance at the candlesticks diagram.

Basically Jimmy Zed hit the nail. Microcaps, smallish coins are like featherweigth in the winds.

What do you think about pumpgroups, is there any that is trustworthy and good ?
Since their inner core rips off part of their members, they have to continually attract new investors willing to participate. This looks like becoming more difficult. Earlier groups charged a membership fee (which they used as pump capital, of course!) just that has diminished from this "market". Now they do pump announcements for free...