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I wonder what to make of the wall at 650 on stamp...
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This feels surreal. I lose $-value and don't care, as I accumulate BTC.
I am jumping in and out, trying to catch the tops and bottoms, but often sell below, what I previously bought for, the make the next leg.
I'm up additional BTC0.652 so far
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Hell. It continues down!
How could I not go all in, when my previous mistake was to sell all out?!
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Out of fiat. Just holding. Too scared to sell and end up at the bottom!
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Do we have a melt-down?! I bought back at 752!!!  |
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1.947 BTC profit after covering my previous losses. Had a couple of near-botched trades on these waves, but managed to recover.
Now I am going to be a disciplined guy and transfer this profit from the exchange and to cold storage.
My current strategy is to trade with a fixed BTC sum. Once I am over it, the excess gets transferred out until both sums are in balance, at which point, I will increase my trading threshold a little.
That's actually a good idea for me as well. I do most of my trading on Stamp (My volume there means I have lower fees) but it also means there can be quite a lot of slippage in price when trading. It's not really helpful to keep trading a growing pot as eventually you stop being able to buy/sell all of it at one good price. I've made that observation as well. The best trades are in the 5-10 BTC range. It becomes cumbersome to have bids/asks over 25BTC. |
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1.947 BTC profit after covering my previous losses. Had a couple of near-botched trades on these waves, but managed to recover.
Now I am going to be a disciplined guy and transfer this profit from the exchange and to cold storage.
My current strategy is to trade with a fixed BTC sum. Once I am over it, the excess gets transferred out until both sums are in balance, at which point, I will increase my trading threshold a little.
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Ok, I am partially back in at 802.50 Now let's see it crash further!  |
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Hmm... should I buy at 805 now and close my previous blundered sell at 804 at only a minute loss, or shall I wait for a lower low?
Seems prudent to buy now...
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DogeCoin has 2nd highest hashrate of scrypt coins at the moment. The World has gone mad, lol
Is it a protest against alts? That said, ZET was good to me. Bought for 5 BTC and placed auto-sell orders way higher (thought they never would get hit), then forgot about them. When I checked back on Cryptsy, I had 25 BTC there. The only regret: those sell orders were 10x lower than the going price today: I could've have got 250 BTC!  |
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rpetilia stop dumping at stamp!! Please, carry on, as you were...  |
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Can we break 1000 already? Getting tired of this trading range. boring...
I second that emotion. Or, from a bear's perspective: Can we break 800 already? I second that motion. |
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This should be a compulsory reading for any wanna-be trader who knows what the future holds. Would save them a lot of money.
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Something tells me I should have bought at 815 this morning...
Is it the fact that the price is >815 right now?  Yes. If I knew the future, I should have bought at 815, sold at 865 and then waited for the dip. And as everyone knows, clouded the future is, always shifting. |
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Something tells me I should have bought at 815 this morning...
my oversimplified analysis: everybody expected a drop, so they were ready to buy in the dip. ran out of patience, got trigger happy, rising the price. basically the price does often the opposite of what people expect, something you have expressed alot here  The more "to the moon" yells here the more chance of a price drop and we're waiting for a drop means it won't come when expected. That is true. I stopped acting on my expectations, which resulted in fewer losses. Besides, there's almost no ask support down to 780... |
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Something tells me I should have bought at 815 this morning...
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all i'm saying is TA is BS
only an all knowing god can predict the future.
TA works to an extent because people think it works and act accordingly. Oh and also: even an all-knowing god might not be able to predict the future. If he could, why would he even run the world. Makes no sense. there is no such thing as an all knowing god our god is the universehe is completely oblivious of our existence because in his eyes our universe is a small sub atomic particle in his body. now you know the secret.  I can easily agree with that view. I should start a religion we all gather together on sundays, I say a tone of existentialist BS, and then collect bitcoin donations Isn't that how absolutely all churches, religions and sects operate? |
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Not sure that picture holds. As a professional coder I get paid about $97000 per year, converted from NOK, by a large multinational company. Then comes about 40% income tax, which leaves me with $58200 per year or $4850 per month or $2421 per day or $32 per hour or BTC0.0377 per line, given the "think for an hour, write one line" mantra.
In other words 26.5 lines per BTC
How is a 40% tax of 97000 equal to 38800. Wouldn't that be a 60% tax? Ellers er det jo en fin lønn, det Oops, used the tax amount, and not the "clean" salary in the calculations. Fixed the quote above. Vel, klager ikke, selv om skatten kunne jo vært lavere |
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People who write code are today's rock stars. edit: and now they're driving around in Lamborghinis....that's gonna only add to that rep Not sure that picture holds. As a professional coder I get paid about $97000 per year, converted from NOK, by a large multinational company. Then comes about 40% income tax, which leaves me with $38800 per year or $3233 per month or $161 per day or $21 per hour or BTC0.029 per line, given the "think for an hour, write one line" mantra. In other words 34.5 lines per BTC |
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