JorgeStolfi
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March 29, 2014, 10:50:17 PM |
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Since the markets are disconnected by the onshore/offshore RMB barrier, it should be completely unimportant to the free market price.
I posted once a simplified example of how arbitrage can work smoothly between the Chinese and Western markets without ever exchanging CNY x USD. One needs accounts on both exchanges (which any businessman with a foot on each country could get), or a society of two who agree to share the profits. And it is a fact that all the markets are well-connected so that the prices are closely matched, except briefly when the price is swinging too fast, and with adjustment factors presumably due to fees or other reasons I beieve that it is arbitrage, in fact, that eliminated the "free fall" crashes that used to be common months ago, and has turned them into slower "viscous" falls. The unity of all the markets became notable when MtGOX severed both the money and the bitcoin channels with the rest of the world. That is the sort of divergence we should see if China and the West were really disconnected.
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arepo
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this statement is false
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March 29, 2014, 10:51:22 PM |
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stamp on the dump
Have you let go mexican? I have. this wedge is very risky. Cough, cough oh seleme you joker. im a day trader and it's been days since I opened long. not to mention that i made a healthy profit. all he said is that you'd change your mind I am expecting a snap back none the less. the market hit a natural bottom after panic selling. this must take days to consolidate or reverse, and shorts are very vulnerable.
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magicmexican
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March 29, 2014, 10:52:48 PM |
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the whole weekend could probably go sideways
edit: green dildos on stamp
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aminorex
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March 29, 2014, 10:55:07 PM |
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Since the markets are disconnected by the onshore/offshore RMB barrier, it should be completely unimportant to the free market price.
And it is a fact that all the markets are well-connected so that the prices are closely matched, except briefly when the price is swinging too fast, and with adjustment factors presumably due to fees or other reasons I beieve that it is arbitrage, in fact, that eliminated the "free fall" crashes that used to be common months ago, and has turned them into slower "viscous" falls. The unity of all the markets became notable when MtGOX severed both the money and the bitcoin channels with the rest of the world. That is the sort of divergence we should see if China and the West were really disconnected. I agree with you entirely, in fact. My "should" was "should, in theory, according to the stated policies of the PRC government." If their stated policies are not effective, I wonder how much impact their banking directives will have.
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March 29, 2014, 11:00:40 PM |
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How sad that people that most probably, this being a Bitcoin forum, have their individuality in high regard, engage in groupthink, feeding back feelings of contempt for Jorge ending in the preposterous certainty that he is a paid troll.
Fear. Fear of what? I am short. Are you?
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windjc
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March 29, 2014, 11:03:50 PM |
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Twice in the last 24-30 hours of consolidation, when we have threatened to break down a large(sh) order on stamp has shot the price back up. First one for 1000+ btc, the 2nd for 500+ btc.
Someone is buying dips right now.
Plus we had that 15k wall that bought around 1000 BTC at $500 by forcing the market into its buy orders.
Buyers seem to be more eager than sellers at least for substantial orders. Sellers seem to waiting to buy in lower as the market drip drip drips downwards.
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March 29, 2014, 11:08:43 PM |
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large buy orders too. I dont see why the price is falling, but will see soon
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aminorex
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March 29, 2014, 11:09:54 PM |
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Might be a local bottom, if no dumper shows up. Won't be an uptrend until it passes 530, although we did have a series of 3 higher lows already, so anything over 530 is a pretty clear uptrend.
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March 29, 2014, 11:11:56 PM |
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that spike on stamp was test positive of the upper wedge.
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March 29, 2014, 11:12:03 PM |
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People just have to have a position on both sides at moments like this. Small losses on either side are OK as movements will be big enough to counter that with gains on other side.
I'm not in position to be equally in fiat right now as I have lot of coins invested in alts (started bit early though) and some shares but I definitely keep some fiat and I don't care if it breakout on upside and I lose some money on that position.
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windjc
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March 29, 2014, 11:13:13 PM |
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Might be a local bottom, if no dumper shows up. Won't be an uptrend until it passes 530, although we did have a series of 3 higher lows already, so anything over 530 is a pretty clear uptrend.
If no buyer shows up this is not going to be a local bottom. 466 maybe, but not 490. This thing is about $10 from breaking under the bottom fib line. I think if we break down under 480, a retest close to the bottom is almost guaranteed.
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March 29, 2014, 11:22:37 PM |
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Given that all the CNY is being withdrawn from Chinese markets, where do you think all the China coins are going to go?
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March 29, 2014, 11:24:11 PM |
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Houbi waking up. Selling.
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March 29, 2014, 11:25:49 PM |
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I'm so sleepy I barely can watch on my eyes. And yet I don't feel comfortable to go to bed Bitcoin is going to kill me.
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March 29, 2014, 11:27:02 PM |
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So the reason why the price is cheap is: somebody wants to do it, but they cannot coerce people to sell if they believe that it goes to the moon. So they instill as much fear as possible. Pretty well done.. Just remember - you only make money if you BUY in this kind of situations and SELL when it is toppy. Other way round you are sheep, baa baa. Rather: the reason price is still up is because those who hold thousands of coins need other people to invest so that the price will go up. So they pay for ads and positive reviews, to keep spreading lies and hiding the uncomfortable facts. Jorgi, are you a paid troll? Serious question. Probably he has taken on, by himseld, to be the useful idiot who support the government and the bankers. He is doing this in hope of being rewarded later on. A house slave, elevated over the general working slaves. He is a dog in a chain. What he doesn't know, is that when he is not useful anymore, he will be thrown under the bus, or directly in the meat grinder. Useful as biomass.
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March 29, 2014, 11:27:12 PM |
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Given that all the CNY is being withdrawn from Chinese markets, where do you think all the China coins are going to go? Doesn't compute If they chose to get out of china why would they be selling? They can do that on chinese market til 15.4. (allegedly)
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March 29, 2014, 11:29:52 PM |
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Given that all the CNY is being withdrawn from Chinese markets, where do you think all the China coins are going to go? Doesn't compute If they chose to get out of china why would they be selling? They can do that on chinese market til 15.4. (allegedly) Disproportionate amount of CNY withdrawn => lower price vs. non-chinese market => transfering coins to sell elsewhere for arbitrage.
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