I'm not seeing it. Are you saying there was a crossing while today's candlestick was still forming? Do you not wait for each candlestick to complete before looking for crossings? Either way, it doesn't look like the price has been low enough at any point today for the moving averages to have crossed:
Change it from Daily to Hourly - then you will see it  Thx, @Goomboo - it's a very nice topic! But what do you do when it looks like this?  It doesn't seem like crossing, yet - does it? You wait - or you sell? "It's a bull market you know!"  that's probably one of my favorite parts of the story haha |
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currently betting that you're wrong on this one  |
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someone check the code if it doesn't track our positions, anddd donation link/adderss? This is very useful, and I know some appreciative donations would probably incentivize you for improvements too |
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exciting times, exciting times  |
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The spread plays a nice hedging factor that lots of people don't appreciate I think. Instead a strict win/lose scenario between buyers and sellers, manipulators are slightly hedged by the house getting a cut 100% the time, slightly decreasing the relative ease and incentive to flash dump/hoard prices to manipulate prices.
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All the reasons Cypherdoc cited to invest in bitcoins are the same reasons why I'm bullish on the bitcoin market. I really don't care what it is today, the big money is in the long term trend. I believe the fundamentals of BTCs point upwards. Yes, there's a finite amount of them, but it's more than that. Its utility even exceeds cash in certain cases, but the best part is that ANYONE can use them for ANYTHING, as long as they're accepted somewhere. What I'm betting on is market proliferation, and the way things are panning out.....it's definitely proliferating.
Another thing is that even though there's a slight difficulty gradient in acquiring the bitcoins, and at the same time there's a slight gradient withdrawing from BTC's store of value. This goes both ways IMO: when people put money into BTC, more will stay in than pulled out just because it's more convenient...over time. Reasons that would cause the depression of BTC pricec I can't imagine being able to hold back bullish pressures for too long.
Additional last thoughts: It is my hope that there are too many people heavily vested into this to not see a stronger, better diversified and more resilient BTC market in the mid- to long-term. Manage your risks correctly, like Goomboo is trying so hard to impart to us, so that everyone here can do their part to contribute to this fledgling, yet very exciting maturation of a new type of economy.
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If I were the manipulator, i'd be running an exchange or three.
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Forgive for foolish transfer, I tried to write a simple language. I here that see in this fine small market: steady NOT speculative demand. Notice, how many thousand and thousand coins are bought constantly and in regular intervals! Sluggishly, with rare "БУУМ"! And the party of the ask does not decrease! The quantity of coins on sale and remains approximately identical. I think, there is a plot of large holders not to sell "a dump of a shit", and to sell sluggishly and in regular intervals. Then, after time, coins will end at them, and the price will go upwards faster. But it is not favourable to large holders. Because there will be very strong correction. As in June 11г. Selling on not many but it is constant, it is possible not to bring down the price and to sell it is much more. And to receive not such terrible correction. Then in June who did not know that will be, and now all have made working on by the errors. Especially large players. Into the BITCOINICA - it is simple at it all money for one side. 2... 4 large clever players have made BUY in a range 2. 3 dollars, have added in a range 4. 5 dollars, also have added possibly now. Grind all stock...Also do not sell... For "early". (They and only they know, when time has come) Even though I can't understand it, he sounds mostly right. Coins are just traded back and forth now and the prices and fluctuations of we see today are pretty inconsequential to what it will be. "It's a bull market, you know" |
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I don't understand how it takes so long for a transfer to clear (I mean I guess I can imagine)  I just deposited a check at my bank's atm saturday night, and it will clear by tomorrow! |
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...just goes to show how misguided almost anyone who has an opinion here is  |
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Buying steak with bitcoins, I like that |
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I sent 6 bitcoins to Instawallet, thinking they were gone forever after 3-4 days when they didn't appear. Figured if the site was legit, people might've been loggin all these different addresses and constantly checking to see which wallets have activity. Got those six BTC though!
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I'm putting a bigger stake in bitcoins, so here I am because I have some things to share adn discuss with you guys |
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Well, for me, my hardcore gamer friends were talking about bitcoin mining and I thought it was all ridiculous about a year ago my senior year of high school. I just thought it was like seti@home or something like that, except you got paid in bitcoins, and I was like, how the hell would this be worth the electricity costs even? Fast forward to this Christmas, luckily I missed the crash a year ago, and I was planning on buying random crap with bitcoins, but I had yet to realize the investment opportunities available. Anyways, in the few days I bought my bitcoins, the price shot from 4-6 and that's where I started trading and here I am! Things are pretty good here "It's a bull market, you know!" |
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"It's a bull market, you know" |
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I lurk around sometimes, see what you guys are up to |
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