but no need to be snippy about it.
i am not |
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lucif,
So if we don't get a crash after this super crazy 5th wave, does this mean 1) the analysis has finally failed, or 2) do you start talking about the super super crazy 6th wave that will definitely be the top? If 2), then I fail to see the value of the analysis, since it apparently just changes till it finally works. Also, does this analysis provide an entry/stop? Not trying to troll you, just wondering about the analysis.
why you dont read a book  http://www.amazon.com/Identify-Profit-Elliott-Trades-Real-Time/dp/0930233573 |
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¿Y que hace un adviser, si no es mucho preguntar? bueno esto ya salio mucho en el foro la gente que monta cosas de trading son programadores y gente que tiene poca idea de trading, como adviser yo he puesto la logica de como deben funcionar las cosas, el sistema de lending por ejemplo cosas que aun estan por hacer como turbo-warrants, swaps y demás derivados la lista es larga va por 60 items ya |
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BSI as of March 19, 2013 - 10:58:35 PM CDT:
1:6 - Very bullish
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whats VIR?
variable interest rate https://bitfinex.com/pages/statsSo if I lend Btc it is basically risk free as loosing traders get liquidated? can I move my Btc out at any time when I do not have active loans?
yes note: withdraws are processed manually the next day after the request @BurtW thx for posting  |
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I want to know what triggers margin calls under gox lag condition
nothing, margin calls /FE wait for mtgox But, I got a margin call the other day and gox price didn't spike enough to trigger it. Is this the recent change that Raphael mentioned? yes, this change is new, plz email him on the support email for details. |
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I want to know what triggers margin calls under gox lag condition
nothing, margin calls /FE wait for mtgox |
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is this some kind of market manipulation? Users cant sell if they cant deposit
that's quite a paranoid scenario |
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Is there anyway to see the historical buy/sell prices for the Bitfinex level 1 orderbook? It would be nice to be able to see what the price is spiking too once MtGox is lagged out.
https://bitfinex.com/pages/public_logppl so far did not go bannanas and buy/sell when mtgox is lagging seams most ppl follow the mtgox lagging price This only shows me what price the orders were executed at. It's my understanding that positions are forced closed by the current buy/sell price. So someone removing their ask could cause a margin call, am I correct? I want to be able to determine the probability of a margin call in the gox lag condition. margin calls/forced execution goes only to mtgox since the bfx order book dont have the volume to tank that |
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Is there anyway to see the historical buy/sell prices for the Bitfinex level 1 orderbook? It would be nice to be able to see what the price is spiking too once MtGox is lagged out.
https://bitfinex.com/pages/public_logppl so far did not go bannanas and buy/sell when mtgox is lagging seams most ppl follow the mtgox lagging price |
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yo no lo llevo solo soy adviser para BFX Raphael y su mujer son los que lo llevan todo. |
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¿Hasta cuanto te fías de esa pagina siulynot? creo que se fia por mi mas que nada |
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To everyone, I'd like to point out that while the price is increasing, the depth is very thin. So don't hesitate to take profit  Raphael  allot of forced executed https://bitfinex.com/pages/public_logFORCED EXECUTED @ 55.434(-10.68) -10.68 2 minutes ago
29349 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.434(-100.0) -100.0 2 minutes ago
29348 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.434(-100.0) -100.0 2 minutes ago
29347 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.434(-100.0) -100.0 2 minutes ago
29345 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4337(-40.17) -40.17 2 minutes ago
29352 EXECUTED @ 56.8873(0.1) 0.1 2 minutes ago
29344 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4427(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29342 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4309(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29340 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4309(-27.63) -27.63 3 minutes ago
29339 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4309(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29338 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4309(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29337 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4309(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29346 EXECUTED @ 56.8991(1.0) 1.0 3 minutes ago
29335 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4309(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29230 EXECUTED @ 55.5501(2.0) 2.0 3 minutes ago
29334 FORCED EXECUTED @ 55.4283(-98.0): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 55.5501(-2.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29333 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.59(-100.0) -100.0 3 minutes ago
29343 EXECUTED @ 56.59(100.0) 100.0 3 minutes ago
29341 EXECUTED @ 56.241(-1.33): was PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.581(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4911(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.491(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.491(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4115(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3959(-0.08),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.31 -50.0 3 minutes ago
29331 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.142(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.581(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4911(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.491(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.491(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4115(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3959(-0.08),PARTIALLY -100.0 3 minutes ago
29330 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.4906(-15.04): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5806(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4906(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4906(-5.31) -42.0 4 minutes ago
29329 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1416(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5806(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4906(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4906(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4906(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4111(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3955(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 4 minutes ago
29328 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.142(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.581(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4911(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4911(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.491(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4115(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3959(-0.08),PARTIALLY -100.0 4 minutes ago
29327 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.491(-13.04): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.581(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4911(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4911(-5.31) -40.0 4 minutes ago
29326 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.581(-2.0) -2.0 4 minutes ago
29325 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1409(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5799(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4899(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4899(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4899(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4104(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3948(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 4 minutes ago
29336 EXECUTED @ 56.5824(-1.0) -1.0 4 minutes ago
29324 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1434(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5824(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4925(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4925(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4924(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4129(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3973(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 4 minutes ago
29323 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1402(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5792(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4893(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4892(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4892(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4097(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3941(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 4 minutes ago
29322 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1402(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5792(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4893(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4892(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4892(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4097(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3941(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 4 minutes ago
29321 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1447(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5837(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4938(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4937(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4937(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4142(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3986(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 4 minutes ago
29320 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.1447(-13.8): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.5837(-12.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4938(-9.65),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4937(-5.31),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4937(-18.26),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.4142(-1.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 56.3986(-0.08),PARTIA -100.0 5 minutes ago
29319 FORCED EXECUTED @ 56.5837(-0.2) -0.2 5 minutes ago |
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Someone tried to borrow quite a few USD at 99999%...  I should keep some reserves for such opportunities of squeezing someone who thinks he's smart!  i think he clicked the wrong button and he wanted to lend |
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What do you all think about bitstamps's trading fee schedule, is it better than MtGox's ? https://www.bitstamp.net/fee_schedule/To get to 0.29% comission fee at MtGox you have to trade a volume of 25000 btc for last 30 days = 1.45 mill USD with current prices. To get to 0.2% comission fee at Bitstamp, you have to trade $150,000, and at current prices this equals 2.5K USD! So, the bitstamp fee structure seems to be significantly better than the structure at MtGox, and that's probably why the trade volume at Bitstamp has increased, at least for traders who care about the fees, this is quite the difference. u can trade on BFX at 0,1% |
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Currency Average loan rates in % per 365 days Average loan period Total sum of active loans
USD.............260.2938%.................................6.0 days..............170285.98 USD
BTC.............10.8081%...........................................48.0 days..............178.77 BTC this recent spike on price did move VIR up be careful |
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Currency Average loan rates in % per 365 days Average loan period Total sum of active loans
USD.............260.2938%.................................6.0 days..............170285.98 USD
BTC.............10.8081%...........................................48.0 days..............178.77 BTC this recent spike on price did move VIR up be careful |
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Well, what happened was that Mtgox decided to separate their resources to handle better the load during crashed (that's the best, the nicer explanation I can find). So they moved their API from mtgox.com to data.mtgox.com (without notice but you don't have to ask too much do you...).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150786.0 <-- announced 10 days ago. It might have been nice though by Mark to announce it somewhere else too I guess... Shame on me then I looked only on their news page/support part of their website. Raphael also is not 01/04/2013 |
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