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1221  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: May 06, 2012, 10:20:43 PM
Would it be benificial to update the OP? It's horribly misrepresentative of the current Bitcoin situation.

Thank you. You are right, I will update it soon
1222  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: May 06, 2012, 07:30:23 AM
short term update mailed to subscribers
1223  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoinica's new bank account on: May 05, 2012, 10:03:28 AM
Bitcoinica has started using a new bank account in New Zealand for wire transfers. This account is opened with Bitcoinica's banking partner Core Credit Limited (an approved FSP in New Zealand).

From today, please send wire transfers to the following destination:

Account Name: Core Credit Limited
Address: Auckland, New Zealand
Account Number: 26821351-USD-37
Bank Name: ASB Bank Limited
Bank Address: 135 Albert Street, Auckland, New Zealand
SWIFT Code: ASBBNZ2A
Transaction Ref.: [Available on Deposit page]

Also, you are now required to create a deposit notification when you send the funds. There are no incoming transfer fees, but intermediary fees (if any) will be deducted from the transfer amount.

This is great progress.
1224  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: May 02, 2012, 08:06:08 PM
The Bitcoin Weekly Report newsletter with bitcoin price forecast is out
1225  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why is the price so stable? on: May 02, 2012, 07:28:14 PM
"Simplicity is the seal of truth."

But my rational mind does appreciate many of your posts miscreanity Smiley

"Nature is wonderfully simple, and the characteristic mark of a childlike simplicity is stamped upon all that is true and noble in Nature."
Excerpt from The Story of Alchemy and the Beginnings of Chemistry.

I am quite fond of simplicity and believe life as a whole can be greatly simplified, I am looking forward to an extreme simplification of the financial world.

Thanks Smiley

A corollary is that complexity arises from simplicity. My issue is that the level of analysis provided by S3052 pertains to the trading environment but was being applied to areas in which it is not appropriate. Trading is a major part of a dynamic system, but it is not the entire system.

Everyone has the right to believe what he thinks is right.

Certainly. Now for some debate Smiley

I believe the socionomics theory more, whcih says that the market itself is the best leading indicator for the economy and social mood.

Even when a market is no longer a market? Social mood can't change the fact that food is necessary for survival.

It doesn't help that I'm not fond of Prechter, to be euphemistic. Adherence to one side without flexibility to account for variable conditions has resulted in his incessant calls for gold topping and being wrong every time.

2009: Prechter Says Gold & Silver Due for a Major Fall
2010: Gold could fall 40 percent from peak: Prechter
2011: Gold's Short-Term Move: Evidence of a Longer Trend?
2012: Robert Prechter of Elliot Wave Intl. on how Social Mood Drives Markets

For a while now, fundamental reality has been the dominant force - not the whim of hopes and dreams. The "social mood" is being led around by the nose, and conditions are nowhere near right for "socionomics" to be valid. Maybe another decade or two from now, in China.

I agree with you that Robert Prechter has underestimated the insane money printing from the Fed and the effect that this had. At the same time, his real trading recommendations have mad big money. He does not give actual trading recos very often as a friend of mine who is subcriber told me. Prechter gives only about one recos per asset class every year or even couple of years. And these trade have either been stopped out quickly with minimal losses, or they pocketed huge gains. I.e. over the past 5 years, 2-3 S&P500 short recos were only losing 10-50 points each, and then one winner gained 600-700 points.
1226  Economy / Speculation / Re: Gold collapsing. Bitcoin up. on: May 02, 2012, 06:07:50 PM
Yup its time for an update!!

this thread was started 3/13

Bitcoin  5.40

Gold 1690.


today 5/2

Bitcoin 5.09   (down ~6%)

Gold 1653  (down ~2%)


Gold still hasn't collapsed,  Bitcoin still isn't up.

AAPL 583

cypher has done this with a mid and long term view in mind. wait another couple of months and we will see
1227  Economy / Speculation / Re: The Great Spring Stability of 2012 on: May 02, 2012, 05:58:23 PM
the last 2 comments have been excellent but i'd add one thing.  even tho the economy is growing and the price has stabilized, there will still be points in time where the price will rise in fits and spurts as "realization" hits home that this thing called Bitcoin is truly a viable currency and store of value.  all you have to do is look at stocks the size of Apple to understand that you'd better get on board before this realization takes place or you'll be left chasing.

+1. Prices move in waves. there is always calmness in between, but then the next big wave is coming. Who knows, perhaps we will never see 5 $ from below again, or 4.73 $.
1228  Economy / Speculation / Re: The Great Spring Stability of 2012 on: May 02, 2012, 07:05:31 AM
The easiest way to "kill" bitcoin at this point is to make all the speculators get bored.


*Edit= damage, not kill
will also damage ppl who accept bitcoin payments in a hope for bigger price on the future

the moment people start talking about infinite stability and or speculators getting bored, the sentiment is ripe for a huge volatility increase. the past hours have already given a glimpse of what is coming
1229  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: May 02, 2012, 07:03:40 AM
short term update mailed
1230  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: May 01, 2012, 07:54:49 PM
OMG, most times S3052 is predicing growth, bitcoin is falling down like a stone  Shocked

Look at what is happening now, price already at 4,86 and still falling  Huh

But I don't want to blame S3052, but fact is that bitcoin prices cannot be predicted.

Those people who followed me since 2010 know that our forecasts are bullish and also bearish, if the charts tell it that way. Now, we are not short term bullish any more.
so we are long term bullish? YAY! (did i misunderstand again?)

long term, bitcoin remains bullish as long as prices stay above the November 2011 low of 1.994 $.

This kind of language raises a big red flag for me.  Got out at around $5.15 and I think I'm going to stay out.

Agree with you that short term is bearish unless the last high is taken out. We will need to closely watch the pattern develop to see whether we remain mid and long term bullish or change direction.
1231  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why is the price so stable? on: May 01, 2012, 05:46:40 PM
TH reason for the flat prices are not more speculators (we rather have fewer of them). The simple reason is the chart picture of bitcoin/USD. After a huge 3.5-fold rally from Nov 11, prices need to consolidate this rally. This will change after this consolidation is over.

This assumes either everyone involved with Bitcoin is trading, or the chart pattern is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Either way, the over-simplification is preposterous.

Remember: there really is a world outside of squiggly lines on a screen. Fundamentals trump technicals.

Everyone has the right to believe what he thinks is right. I believe the socionomics theory more, whcih says that the market itself is the best leading indicator for the economy and social mood.

http://socionomics.com/
1232  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bull vs Bear is so 20th century on: May 01, 2012, 05:28:28 PM
In the cutting edge world of Bitcoin, it's "secret rocket versus secret submarine"
As for the game of trading, Bitcoin is a solid short all the way to the foreseeable end, just don't be the last one to leave the party.
what is your definition for the foreseeable end?
Evidently your expertise is not as great as the attention you gather for it. Consider this your homework assignment.


nice challenge. I like these.
You are probably referring to the option b of the chart picture that implies another decline below 1.994 $. if this happened, this would likely have bad consequences on the exchange rate like a fall even below 0.1 $ and also for bitcoin as a whole. So far, the chart option a still looks more probable. the key trigger point is 1.994 $.
1233  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bull vs Bear is so 20th century on: May 01, 2012, 05:12:50 PM
In the cutting edge world of Bitcoin, it's "secret rocket versus secret submarine"

As for the game of trading, Bitcoin is a solid short all the way to the foreseeable end, just don't be the last one to leave the party.


what is your definition for the foreseeable end?

1234  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: May 01, 2012, 05:10:30 PM
Oh boy, that flat wave is really dominating...

and also the sentiment is too bullish for an immediate rally
1235  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why is the price so stable? on: May 01, 2012, 06:00:42 AM
Not going to be for long... how do I know? I just sold some, so its going up.

SELL ALL THE COINS!  Grin

 now I'm starting to think the

"There are more speculators. Their bets neutralize each other."

might just be spot on...

TH reason for the flat prices are not more speculators (we rather have fewer of them). The simple reason is the chart picture of bitcoin/USD. After a huge 3.5-fold rally from Nov 11, prices need to consolidate this rally. This will change after this consolidation is over.
1236  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why is the price so stable? on: April 30, 2012, 05:47:56 AM
it's very simple. there are always cycles of high and low volatility. now we are in low volatility. soon we will see a massive move
1237  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: April 29, 2012, 09:41:57 AM
Bollinger band range on Friday were getting so narrow that one could expect a break and as a consequence, higher volatility.
1238  Economy / Speculation / Re: Paying all longs and btc deposits at bitcoinica! on: April 28, 2012, 11:44:33 AM
Starfish on sell!



What does this starfish really mean? No shorts possible? Does this mean that bitcoinica has no bitcoins in reserve?

Exactly as you say. This means only longs can be convered.

thanks. does does not sound like it is a liquid platform
1239  Economy / Speculation / Re: Paying all longs and btc deposits at bitcoinica! on: April 28, 2012, 11:14:27 AM
Starfish on sell!



What does this starfish really mean? No shorts possible? Does this mean that bitcoinica has no bitcoins in reserve?
1240  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: April 28, 2012, 08:39:25 AM
OMG, most times S3052 is predicing growth, bitcoin is falling down like a stone  Shocked

Look at what is happening now, price already at 4,86 and still falling  Huh

But I don't want to blame S3052, but fact is that bitcoin prices cannot be predicted.

Those people who followed me since 2010 know that our forecasts are bullish and also bearish, if the charts tell it that way. Now, we are not short term bullish any more.
so we are long term bullish? YAY! (did i misunderstand again?)

long term, bitcoin remains bullish as long as prices stay above the November 2011 low of 1.994 $.
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