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While I appreciate another point of view, its important to balance traditional indicators (which in an immature market as significantly less reliable) with the impact of other metrics like news, adoption, etc. The latter at this point I would argue is more important than any technicals for bitcoin.
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back in and the walls come down!  |
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I wrote a paper for my masters about complementary currencies
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I approve of bumping the post with the lolrocket gifs in it.
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When the crash from 15 happened no one knew how low it was going to go, but we all knew for damn sure 15 was over priced
When the price rebounded at 8 no one knew how high it would go, but we all knew for damn sure 8 was under priced
We have been trading in this range ever since, but the the top of the range (15$) is slowly coming down, as the bottom of the range (8$) is slowly going up.
I believe we will eventually complete break this trading range ( and we will break up ... duh!) but its not going to be this week and probably not this year.
I expect the price to drop now, we are going for a test of the bottom again.
I plan to load the boat at 12.50, and ride out the storm from there.
Saving this quote until tomorrow when Adam posts a rocket |
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my chart tells a different story  actually that looks different from clark moody I'm glad you aren't designing UI's for other people  |
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Yeah its great. Just dont download the desktop client. They didnt purchase the software, so its an unlicensed version which apparently gives them complete control over the data from your internet connection upon installation... AIR is free software, the thing you can buy is certificate. This will give you (as a client) only fancy name when installing, that's all. So no point to pay 230$/year for that. BUT, I think I've found lately way to create AIR applications without system permissions (just internet connection). Maybe this weekend I will publish such version. Yeah, please do. I would really like a desktop version and do not trust the existing implementation  Thanks, sadly im on a mac though |
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Yeah its great. Just dont download the desktop client. They didnt purchase the software, so its an unlicensed version which apparently gives them complete control over the data from your internet connection upon installation... AIR is free software, the thing you can buy is certificate. This will give you (as a client) only fancy name when installing, that's all. So no point to pay 230$/year for that. BUT, I think I've found lately way to create AIR applications without system permissions (just internet connection). Maybe this weekend I will publish such version. Yeah, please do. I would really like a desktop version and do not trust the existing implementation |
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darn, Clark Moody all clogged up.
can anyone comment on how good btccharts has been since it went to paid services?
Yeah its great. Just dont download the desktop client. They didnt purchase the software, so its an unlicensed version which apparently gives them complete control over the data from your internet connection upon installation... |
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 its getting messy... |
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Someone must really hate their bitcoins.
What if it's a bot. Logic: 1. buy up bitcoins over time, with assumption the price is going up. 2. while buying coins, gauge exposure to risk vs. potential profits of selling. Set a sell threshold based on past price / magic (depends on the bot I guess), trying to optimize the profits from selling and preventing getting caught out by a dip in the price. As the profit collected increases, the downswing required to trigger a sell will probably become smaller and smaller. 3. trigger sell, cash in profits, set aside what you made, start re-investing your base. buy & hold is easier and probably more profitable |
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Okay... time for 'Mr.Wallmaker I Want Cheap Coins' to stop throwing his temper tantrum and remove the 15k he put up after things kept climbing. Waa waaa waaa, the market didn't drop when you dumped and dumped, waa waa waa, you'll show this market! You'll put up some walls!
I'm thinking those walls are actually from the people with bids that he enabled with those two big dumps. He might have a little bit more there, but I'm guessing he is pretty topped out (he sold at least 15k coins). People seem to be betting that there will be another dump before we get over 14. I'm not so sure |
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dammit proudhon why must you be so pragmatic
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hey silverbox. wanna bet me 10 BTC that Apple won't break $500 again?
+1 I am short apple since 545 $ the second time after the nice move from 700 to 530... dude! you are holding out on your subscribers!  |
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aaaannnnddd.... it's back  |
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^ December 8th.
edit: actually the top date is from when it starts showing trading info through the present (in green)good catch, thats weird. but if you look at the bottom right hand corner it says the correct date |
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 OM NOM NOM |
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The biggest triangle ever has been broken.  Go Nuts This is why the bear had no chance of inducing a panic sell |
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Now, given that, the judge's decision - no matter what it is - is morally right, because the interested parties have all agreed that the decision is his.
 Typically, a quote is followed by a response. This is what the "Preview" button is for. It helps make sure you don't look like an idiot. "Cant tell if trolling or serious" is what the image I posted says |
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