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This, on the other hand, has much more potential in creating an actual rally.
cheers
248$ and increasing, we were at above 250 some day ago, i'm not satisfied at all, i'll begin to be excited when we touch 260-275 range at least people get happy just because the price went up a few bucks. that's sad. i get excited once we're over the $300 level. any movements below $300 aren't worth waiting for. Sad when other people are happy? Maybe you should talk to someone.
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June 28, 2015, 12:16:59 AM |
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This, on the other hand, has much more potential in creating an actual rally.
cheers
248$ and increasing, we were at above 250 some day ago, i'm not satisfied at all, i'll begin to be excited when we touch 260-275 range at least people get happy just because the price went up a few bucks. that's sad. i get excited once we're over the $300 level. any movements below $300 aren't worth waiting for. Sad when other people are happy? Maybe you should talk to someone. Well, that is basically how markets work. It's a zero fools game. When you are happy because you won, some other person is sad because he did a mistake (which could be selling to you at the peak).
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June 28, 2015, 02:03:56 AM |
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This, on the other hand, has much more potential in creating an actual rally.
cheers
248$ and increasing, we were at above 250 some day ago, i'm not satisfied at all, i'll begin to be excited when we touch 260-275 range at least people get happy just because the price went up a few bucks. that's sad. i get excited once we're over the $300 level. any movements below $300 aren't worth waiting for. Sad when other people are happy? Maybe you should talk to someone. +1
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June 28, 2015, 08:17:07 AM |
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This, on the other hand, has much more potential in creating an actual rally.
cheers
248$ and increasing, Yeah looks like we have another move up but we must break firstly $250 and next we need to break the highs of $260 after that if we make it past we'll probaly go right up to $300 without resistance. There was a fairly big dump the last time we got near 260 but the price is slowly starting to creep up again. The next time we get near 250 there should be less profit takers prepared to dump. That should make it much easier to break above it the next time. $250 looks to be well and truly down as a barrier, $260 is important and maybe $266 since its got so much history at that level.
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Well... Greece just got goxxed. Banks are to remain closed "indefinitely" per the New York Times / Associate Press: ATHENS, Greece — Greece's five-year financial crisis took its most dramatic turn to date Sunday, with the prime minister announcing Greek banks would remain shut indefinitely and restrictions would be imposed on cash withdrawals.The decision came on the recommendation of the Bank of Greece, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said during a televised address to the nation. He didn't immediately say what types of capital controls would be imposed. ... http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2015/06/28/world/europe/ap-eu-greece-bailout.htmlIf you had money in your greek bank account, good luck to you. Next week is going to be interesting. Mark Karpeles on Greek bank deposits:
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June 29, 2015, 01:08:32 AM |
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Cyprus all over again. Just on a bigger scale. Strap in.
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elux (OP)
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June 29, 2015, 02:19:27 AM |
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Cyprus all over again. Just on a bigger scale. Strap in.
Snowball effect? Puerto Rico’s Governor Says Island’s Debts Are ‘Not Payable’By MICHAEL CORKERY and MARY WILLIAMS WALSH | JUNE 28, 2015Puerto Rico’s governor, saying he needs to pull the island out of a “death spiral,” has concluded that the commonwealth cannot pay its roughly $72 billion in debts, an admission that will probably have wide-reaching financial repercussions.The governor, Alejandro García Padilla, and senior members of his staff said in an interview last week that they would probably seek significant concessions from as many as all of the island’s creditors, which could include deferring some debt payments for as long as five years or extending the timetable for repayment. “The debt is not payable,” Mr. García Padilla said. “There is no other option. I would love to have an easier option. This is not politics, this is math.” It is a startling admission from the governor of an island of 3.6 million people, which has piled on more municipal bond debt per capita than any American state. A broad restructuring by Puerto Rico sets the stage for an unprecedented test of the United States municipal bond market, which cities and states rely on to pay for their most basic needs, like road construction and public hospitals. That market has already been shaken by municipal bankruptcies in Detroit; Stockton, Calif.; and elsewhere, which undercut assumptions that local governments in the United States would always pay back their debt. Puerto Rico’s bonds have a face value roughly eight times that of Detroit’s bonds. Its call for debt relief on such a vast scale could raise borrowing costs for other local governments as investors become more wary of lending. Perhaps more important, much of Puerto Rico’s debt is widely held by individual investors on the United States mainland, in mutual funds or other investment accounts, and they may not be aware of it. Puerto Rico, as a commonwealth, does not have the option of bankruptcy. A default on its debts would most likely leave the island, its creditors and its residents in a legal and financial limbo that, like the debt crisis in Greece, could take years to sort out. ... FULL TEXT: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/29/business/dealbook/puerto-ricos-governor-says-islands-debts-are-not-payable.html
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June 29, 2015, 11:30:14 AM |
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Cyprus all over again. Just on a bigger scale. Strap in.
Snowball effect? When will they start buying into BTC big time? It should be 300$ by now, what the fuck are they waiting?
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June 29, 2015, 01:03:41 PM |
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This is totally bonkers. Up $5 after all this chaos? Madness I say.
I agree, you'd think at least $300 per coin
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June 29, 2015, 01:06:53 PM |
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This is totally bonkers. Up $5 after all this chaos? Madness I say.
I agree, you'd think at least $300 per coin
I think you are not aware of the heavy resistances, bitcoin has to face in this price range.
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Always wrong until not.
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June 29, 2015, 01:10:29 PM |
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This is totally bonkers. Up $5 after all this chaos? Madness I say.
I agree, you'd think at least $300 per coin
I think you are not aware of the heavy resistances, bitcoin has to face in this price range. This is true. For example me personally, I have been busy shorting since 250. Srry you guys.
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Ask the stranger he knows who you really are.
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June 29, 2015, 01:32:12 PM |
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This is true. For example me personally, I have been busy shorting since 250. Srry you guys. You're not the only one. This is why the price is in these levels for months.
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no.
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June 29, 2015, 02:27:19 PM |
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I am not a trader and all I do is look at the price. I held Bitcoin just before the 2013 pump and it flew up back then. Was there no resistance back then?
What resistance is there now and why? Why didn't btc struggle flying past $300 a year and a half ago? what's it going to take to go up?
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elux (OP)
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June 29, 2015, 03:06:05 PM |
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June 29, 2015, 03:14:59 PM |
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just when you need 'em most. kinda like HFT. plenty of liquidity when you don't need it. none when you do.
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June 29, 2015, 03:15:38 PM |
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If Greeks cannot buy bitcoin because bank transfers won't be allowed, then can we buy cheap Greek real estate for bitcoins? seems like legit profit model.
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June 29, 2015, 03:20:31 PM |
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If Greeks cannot buy bitcoin because bank transfers won't be allowed, then can we buy cheap Greek real estate for bitcoins? seems like legit profit model.
sounds legit. to me. can i haz Santorini?
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June 29, 2015, 03:23:05 PM |
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If Greeks cannot buy bitcoin because bank transfers won't be allowed, then can we buy cheap Greek real estate for bitcoins? seems like legit profit model.
Transfers are fine within Greece by the looks of things. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/29/greek-debt-crisis-key-points-athens-bank-controlsYou can't send it out of the country. I wonder what the rules are about receiving. I'd go for a suitcase full of Euros myself. You'd need to budget for surgery after your hand had been bitten off.
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June 29, 2015, 04:00:56 PM |
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just when you need 'em most. kinda like HFT. plenty of liquidity when you don't need it. none when you do. But why? Perhaps there is an obvious reason so I would appreciate it if someone could fill me in. Surely it would be a great time to do business for WU? No?
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