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Title: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: Blinken on March 13, 2014, 05:32:10 PM I don't understand how Bitstamps price can be so stable, trading within a narrow margin. Any explanation for this?
Also, I can't even get BTC-e to work, even with Javascript turned on, the site just flickers and does nothing. Do they want cookies too? Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: grue on March 13, 2014, 05:40:29 PM Also, I can't even get BTC-e to work, even with Javascript turned on, the site just flickers and does nothing. Do they want cookies too? works fine for me, with cookies, scripts enabled.Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: arepo on March 13, 2014, 06:18:59 PM I don't understand how Bitstamps price can be so stable, trading within a narrow margin. Any explanation for this? Also, I can't even get BTC-e to work, even with Javascript turned on, the site just flickers and does nothing. Do they want cookies too? trading within a range occurs at the tail end of patterns that started with large movements. we're almost done tracing out the repercussions of the big drop from the ATH, and there isn't enough volume to push the price around much. as bid and ask depth fill in on either side, it locks the price into a smaller and smaller trading range until a large volume push can break us out into new price territory. Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: Blinken on March 13, 2014, 06:23:27 PM I don't understand how Bitstamps price can be so stable, trading within a narrow margin. Any explanation for this? Also, I can't even get BTC-e to work, even with Javascript turned on, the site just flickers and does nothing. Do they want cookies too? trading within a range occurs at the tail end of patterns that started with large movements. we're almost done tracing out the repercussions of the big drop from the ATH, and there isn't enough volume to push the price around much. as bid and ask depth fill in on either side, it locks the price into a smaller and smaller trading range until a large volume push can break us out into new price territory. LOL a technical analyst. That's funny. Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: arepo on March 13, 2014, 06:35:40 PM I don't understand how Bitstamps price can be so stable, trading within a narrow margin. Any explanation for this? Also, I can't even get BTC-e to work, even with Javascript turned on, the site just flickers and does nothing. Do they want cookies too? trading within a range occurs at the tail end of patterns that started with large movements. we're almost done tracing out the repercussions of the big drop from the ATH, and there isn't enough volume to push the price around much. as bid and ask depth fill in on either side, it locks the price into a smaller and smaller trading range until a large volume push can break us out into new price territory. LOL a technical analyst. That's funny. sorry, maybe you should ask a botanist for an explanation of price behavior next time? :P Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: Blinken on March 13, 2014, 06:47:35 PM I don't understand how Bitstamps price can be so stable, trading within a narrow margin. Any explanation for this? Also, I can't even get BTC-e to work, even with Javascript turned on, the site just flickers and does nothing. Do they want cookies too? trading within a range occurs at the tail end of patterns that started with large movements. we're almost done tracing out the repercussions of the big drop from the ATH, and there isn't enough volume to push the price around much. as bid and ask depth fill in on either side, it locks the price into a smaller and smaller trading range until a large volume push can break us out into new price territory. LOL a technical analyst. That's funny. sorry, maybe you should ask a botanist for an explanation of price behavior next time? :P The upside down W-pattern is telling me that there is extended resistance coming up to the stork curve right after the inverted peak which is predicting heavy buying interest in the falling triangle wedge. Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: arepo on March 13, 2014, 06:51:14 PM trading within a range occurs at the tail end of patterns that started with large movements. we're almost done tracing out the repercussions of the big drop from the ATH, and there isn't enough volume to push the price around much. as bid and ask depth fill in on either side, it locks the price into a smaller and smaller trading range until a large volume push can break us out into new price territory. The upside down W-pattern is telling me that there is extended resistance coming up to the stork curve right after the inverted peak which is predicting heavy buying interest in the falling triangle wedge. i can assure you that what i said makes a whole lot more sense than your humorous word-salad. i've bolded the key terms for you, so let me know which words you failed to comprehend ;) Title: Re: market price suspiciously stable on Bitstamp Post by: longlivebitcoin on March 13, 2014, 07:07:21 PM Quote The upside down W-pattern is telling me that there is extended resistance coming up to the stork curve right after the inverted peak which is predicting heavy buying interest in the falling triangle wedge. OP trolling his own thread... |