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I did a google docs spreadsheet: I use these formulas: Bitstamp price =Index(ImportHTML("http://bitcoincharts.com/"&"?workaround="&INT(NOW()*1E3)&REPT(GoogleFinance("GOOG");0),"table",4),4,2) LTC price =SUBSTITUTE(Index(ImportHTML("http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/period-charts.php?period=today&resolution=hour&pair=ltc-usd&market=btc-e", "table", 0), 24, 5), " USD", "") To test scenarios you can use the IF formula: http://spreadsheets.about.com/od/otherspreadsheets/qt/090808-google-spreadsheet-if-function.htmHope it helps |
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You are right, it's more my wish, it is definitely not TA. But with so many graphs I saw during these days I wanted to draw one myself.  |
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my analysis is very simple.   |
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I feel comfortable in the bears bunker. What about you?
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I sold 50% at 400$, I plan gradually sell another 25%
I want to keep 25% just in case something crazy happens.
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the new buyers are those that are vulnerable. If you bought in for 600 and it goes to 400, it will not feel good.
Selling lower just few days after you bought does not make any sence. You should only sell when you need money Yes, but rational thoughts don't apply to someone who just entered BTC during a bubble. |
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Thank you for the therapeutic thread. It feels good to see I'm not the only one screwing up. I want in half BTC / half LTC in april. I saw altcoins as a quick way to increase my BTC. I got lucky playing around with feathercoin. I went full in LTC in summer but I panic sold everything during the SR dip. Short story: if I just bought and hold, now I would have 3x the BTC I have now.  |
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1ARcNAwVitRKyRv97cvRkG7kaEbs4ZP7Un
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After losing some money daytrading I would suggest to activate the bot only when we are in bubble mode with high volatility. In normal period I would stick to buy and hold (long term trend is clearly up).
Anyway it would be great to have a BTC profit calculator and a testing time range selector in order to test such hypothesis.
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During these days you advice to setup a trailing stop loss in case of a huge drop? If yes, which percentage did you set?
Hi Davider  , We HIGHLY discourage the use of Trailing Stop Loss (TSL) because although it is a simple enough feature to understand in principle, it is very difficult to use in combination with EMA and, unlike the rest of Butter, must be constantly monitored as the market changes. Because of this, there is no company recommended stop loss, if you do use it however, keep in mind that when TSL is triggered it deactivates the bot and you will need to reactivate it by hand so that adds another layer of difficulty. TSL was included because it was requested by a small group of expert traders for testing purposes, it is not intended to be used in normal trading. We are working on improved Stop Loss mechanisms. Please let me know if you need anything at all . Pablo. I agree with you Pablo. I'm not using that at the moment, it can be very dangerous. I was referring to the april crash scenario and I was wondering if someone did set a big threshold just in case for very bad fall (like 50%). |
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During these days you advice to setup a trailing stop loss in case of a huge drop? If yes, which percentage did you set?
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So man people ITT beggin for cheap coins.. No more cheap coins bros. Cats out the bag to too many deep pockets. Give me your public address though, and I'll send you a Satoshi to get you started back up. Chip and a chair, as they say. 12y7p9nKNoD3DLFfpQfUPZFdRveR29spk2 |
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Why not! 1ARcNAwVitRKyRv97cvRkG7kaEbs4ZP7Un |
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I agree, so far DeaDTerra was very responsive and supportive. People not happy with this IPO can leave freely without losses.
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In the meantime I'm testing it on BTC-E with BTC/USD. I'm quite bullish with BTC, could you add an option to calculate profits in BTC instead of USD? |
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