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June 16, 2016, 06:21:59 PM |
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Hmm, double top? time for crash
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JayJuanGee
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June 16, 2016, 06:23:30 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
[edited out....] Firstly, are you an alt of JJG? [remainder edited out] I will partly bite in response to your random stupid-assness that seems to be an attempt to fill this thread with a bunch of clutter that makes little to no sense. I guess that's partly what a troll strives to accomplish... even when it appears the price battle is becoming a kind of lost cause for bears and corporate shills To the extent that there is any connection or appearance of a relationship between me and tabnloz, I will confirm I know nothing about tabnloz, and a cursory glance at his profile, it appears that he has been a member of this forum for nearly a year longer than me.
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savetherainforest
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June 16, 2016, 06:30:08 PM |
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Brexit suspended.
What you mean bro by suspended ? He is a troll .... that guy that was mayor of London ( BorisWhat'sHisName) said he is suspending his campaign advocating for BrExit after an incident where an MP of Labor was gunned down in the streets and died lately in the hospital. The shooter that they caught after a few hours/days seems to be white, so no muslim angle I guess for him to parade on.
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spooderman
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June 16, 2016, 06:33:41 PM |
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Hmm, double top? time for crash
yeh ok, see u at, like 5 dollars below the double top for like ~5 hours max.
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kurious
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June 16, 2016, 06:34:39 PM |
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Basically, as has been the case for years- The EU is broke, The ECB is broke,and the European union is broken.
If UK leave, then it will be fractured, Spain, Greece, France, Portugal all in trouble, even Germany is not sitting pretty.
All it would take IF the UK leave is one other core member- Spainfor example to decide to leave, and the union will crumble.
Not many states are that happy with the union as it is, the northern states are certainly not happy.. it is, and always was a political mess.
Did I mention they are broke?
Ah well nothing a few trillion in QE and bond purchases will fix.
Shitshow whichever way you look at it.
(Adam- but you surely know the British pound sterling is still in use right?)
Just the risk the UK 'might' vote to leave is already causing chaos. UK stock markets down £34 billion in just one day this week, GBP incredibly low against dollar.... Forex markets jittery. Brexit would be huge - don't doubt it - and it's a big part of what is happening now, worldwide. Uncertainty around the world over the future of the 500 million consumer trading block that is the EU is not 'minor' news. The vote is in seven days. It will not be postponed. Yes, good for BTC - but not so for world stability.... if the UK votes leave. I will cash in some next Thursday because I don't think it will and I hope it does not. I agree- and I have been telling people since before the Brexit referendum was confirmed, that a Brexit referendum would cause some wobbles - uncertainty makes markets nervous. I have also been talking about the EU crumbling for years. (I even had a good indication 20 years ago the experiment would fail, maybe even set up to fail in the first place- sneaky Germans) Yeah I also doubt there is any way the referendum will be postponed. The Germans don't want the EU to fail - it's too good a market for all their industry and they are slowly owning large chunks of it without having to actually invade anywhere. Conspiracy theories aside - the EU was genuinely (in part) set up to ensure we didn't have yet another catastrophic war. And right now with Putin's Russia rampaging around the EU's edges, it's probably not a great time to take apart the EU as a united block - able to speak as one voice and use its trading power to curb his excesses. Yes, it's screwed up and undemocratic, a flawed and rowing bunch of oddball misfits run by seemingly unaccountable bureaucrats. But Yugoslavia used to be one country in Europe not so long ago and look what happened when it disintegrated. European countries at each other's throats cause a lot of trouble. EU trade does seem to have kept the lid on things for a while, which is why the EU's potential failure is a threat. Brexit is probably as much at the centre of what is happening as the halving IMHO. The coincidence of these two events' timing may well have a lot to do with why this rise is rocket-powered.
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JayJuanGee
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June 16, 2016, 06:36:48 PM |
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As more professional traders enter the market and more robust trading tools including shorting, there is less volatility.
Seems to be working... Wait on Satoshi s 800k BTC dump http://www.bitcoinrichlist.com/top100Satoshi is dead mate. Sorry to crush your dreams Craig Wright will dump his 800k BTC Crypto research.. .in your last couple of posts, quoted above, you've been spewing nonsense. 1) the bitcoin rich addresses list is likely a lot of businesses and exchanges.. sure there could be some individuals in there too.. but it remains fairly unlikely that very many folks participating in these threads hold 10k or more coins, which is the smallest amount of coins in that linked list. 2) craig wright is not relevant to any discussions about satoshi, except that he (wright) made fraudulent efforts in an attempt to attain such identity... so you seem to be baiting and trolling when you make such stupid ass comments regarding whatever Wright might do in his tail between his legs possibly temporary retreat from the public bitcoin space.
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June 16, 2016, 06:40:27 PM |
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Hmm, ...
Might want to show the chart you are referring to. Otherwise sounds like hot air.
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TERA
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June 16, 2016, 06:42:12 PM |
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"Wall Observer" Alert Sometimes Walls can be reverse indicators, no? Aren't we going up? Seems like it. If we can break through this $750 to $850 price territory, then it seems that the rest would be history, even if there happens to be quite a few coins on the books in the ask walls. >>>>>>waka waka waka>>>>waka waka waka>>>>>>>>> waka waka waka>>>>> This is WALL OBSERVER. We are here to make all observations based on walls. I'm sick of these CHARTS with TIME and other indicators. The only time a time axis should be allowed is on a 3 dimensional chart with walls. Where is ChartBuddy?
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kurious
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June 16, 2016, 06:43:42 PM |
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brexit isn't bullish for bitcoin because they might leave the EUR brexit is bullish for bitcoin because brexit is being considered, period. it just goes to show how fucked up things are, if they leave the EUR or stay it makes no difference really, point is there shits all fucked up. it will either continue to be all fucked up, or get fucked up some more. the outcome is irrelevant.
just say'n.
not trying to be a dick, but you do know we use the pound and not the euro in the UK right? nope i thought you all used EURs over there, i thought that was the whole point of the EUR, everyone uses one currency. Not us, were superior. As if we'd give up our Pound Sterling for the shitty euro, thank fuck. i don´t think the u.s. will let their submarine called UK leave the EU. with this submarine they can sabotage every little step of the EU trying to get unified. without their UK watchdog, the U.S. would have less influence. that´s why it will not happen. 'The 51st state' - yes, we'd be of less use to the USA as a first stop to base 'operations' for their interests in Europe. But I don't see what they could do if the UK votes to leave. It just means they would have to deal direct with the Germans and French, they wouldn't like it, no - but what could they realistically do? EDITED - I screwed up the posting!
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June 16, 2016, 06:46:56 PM |
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Ok, Hobular 3 and 5 minute waves coming around now. Surely this must be it for 5k...
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savetherainforest
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June 16, 2016, 06:47:10 PM |
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brexit isn't bullish for bitcoin because they might leave the EUR brexit is bullish for bitcoin because brexit is being considered, period. it just goes to show how fucked up things are, if they leave the EUR or stay it makes no difference really, point is there shits all fucked up. it will either continue to be all fucked up, or get fucked up some more. the outcome is irrelevant.
just say'n.
not trying to be a dick, but you do know we use the pound and not the euro in the UK right? Not to be an asshole, from all the 28 EU members states(soon to be 29-31) even if there are countries that don't have the might Euro ( like mine ), "all countries have their currencies pegged to the euro in consequence of the geo-economical-strategic-pacts made with all the member states!"All the trade agreements and pacts made are probably something ~50%+ of Britain's economic growth/randament for imports/exports. Britain will have a period of a few months till they leave, in that time they need to renegotiate all the trade agreements and probably there will be taxes for both sides on some issues! (unlike before where everyone on both sides got freebies! )
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adamstgBit
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June 16, 2016, 06:47:29 PM |
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the fiatexit is permissionless.
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toknormal
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June 16, 2016, 06:47:53 PM |
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Get that 964 wall smacked....
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toknormal
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June 16, 2016, 06:48:52 PM |
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Thankyou.
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June 16, 2016, 06:51:03 PM |
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What the hell? So crazy.
Okcoin daily low of 720. 10-15 mins later, complete blow up the other direction to daily high of 770.
This is madness !
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meh32123
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June 16, 2016, 06:51:39 PM |
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Hmm, ...
Might want to show the chart you are referring to. Otherwise sounds like hot air. I was wrong :-D
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June 16, 2016, 06:51:50 PM |
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LoL ! $1 Million dollar sellwall placed @ 5000 Yuan lasted all of 3 seconds.
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