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'may' and '$8,800' are quite a stretch ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) in bitcoin anything can happen, being too confident and getting cocky will get you rekt, im always a "may" and never a "will" with bitcoins price That's why you "may" "will" have abandoned your "cocky" get-rich-quick (on leverage) BTC price prediction thread, when you realized that using leverage in your trading might work for a while, but is likely going to cause you to become "rekt" sooner rather than if you had not used leverage - especially when you are too anxious and unreasonable in trying to 20x or 200x or was it 2000x your money, betting on one direction and not engaging in reasonable risk management (another way of suggesting that betting in both directions might be better). What level might not be "too confident" and "too cocky"? Does reasonableness exist when playing with leverage and putting most or all of your eggs the basket of in one direction? A variation of a Martingale strategy, right? I agree that the increased confidence of successful leveraged trade will likely get you rekt, if you keep on increasing your risk. Though it also depends how you are taking your profit (if you are taking it at all). If you're not taking profit and keep re-investing it each time, you'll get rekt. But if you're taking your profit, especially if you're taking your profit in BTC, then even when your initial investment gets rekt you'll still be on top with your BTC. Then again, I didn't follow all of the referenced thread. I assume it's re-investing profit, which is dumb if so. Yes.. his case seemed to have been reinvesting profits. Well that would explain a lot ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) The first tip after you have a lucky streak is to take profit until you have taken out your initial investment at minimum. Then if you want to increase your risk and become a degenerate gambler with stupid amount of leverage, you are merely doing so with the profit instead of your initial investment. That said, you're best off merely maintaining your risk (not increasing it) and playing with your new found " house money" (only profit) in order to continue making profit from your profit, so that if you get completely rekt then you still made profit at the end of the day. Then you can even try and learn your lesson and re-invest your profit with increased risk management, but not at the expense of your own capital. Hope that makes some rough sense. Surely stacking away profits, like you said, could be one of the possible ways to strive to ensure ongoing profits..... yet understandably, even with stacking away profits there could be some difficulties that come for a trader whose stash keeps getting depleted by wrong calls or an unlucky trading streak.. In those losing streak cases, does the trader merely add to his trading stash, and wouldn't that be cheating? or would a trader just keep making his/her bets smaller until s/he makes up for the losses, the losing streak and the seemingly ever depleting trading stash?
I wouldn't recommend adding to your stash if you're on a losing streak, I'd recommend reducing your position size as well as your risk. Ideally you'd keep a record of your successful trades (be it 40%, 50%, 60% or whatever) and therefore attempt to caluclate trades based on this risk reward that can still make you money (2:1, 3:1, 4:1 or whatever). If you're losing money then adding to it isn't cheating, it's just poor risk management. If you run out of money, then you should probably not be trading at all! Instead, you'd reduce your position size to such a small amount you are effectively just practicing in the hope of trying to become a successful trader again. I know I also got over-confident after the September 2019 breakdown that generated juicy profits for me, despite taking the profit in sats. This led me also to increase my risk, but the main different was I had already taken out my initial investment. At the point of losing a few too many trades, I quickly realised I needed to reduce position sizes and lower my risk, as it was eating away at profit. This is ultimately how you stay "afloat". But that said, I also learnt this back in late 2017 and early 2018 by taking out initial investments, that actually helped me to understand the important of booking profit (not just taking it). The main trick is to be patient I think, anyone rushing to make their money back is doing it wrong. In a weird way, I found it a lot easier to be conservative with risk management when you are playing with the house, rather than your own capital. Not sure why. The other point is trading is a form of gambling. Just like in gambling, you calculate probabilities and take risks appropriately, doesn't matter what the game is. Anyone who thinks trading isn't a form of gambling isn't thinking straight. This doesn't mean you can't be a successful gambler, but that risking your money in order to try and make more of it is the definition of this.
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I am officially going on record as saying that black lives matter. They have negative value. We should get rid of them.
I am officially going on record, that I would hate-fuck you square in your asshole, you intolerant, retarded sack of shit. How black are you anyway? Just curious. And why do you support a violent political organization that wants to eat the rich (that's you)?
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June 23, 2020, 07:41:29 PM |
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'may' and '$8,800' are quite a stretch ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) in bitcoin anything can happen, being too confident and getting cocky will get you rekt, im always a "may" and never a "will" with bitcoins price That's why you "may" "will" have abandoned your "cocky" get-rich-quick (on leverage) BTC price prediction thread, when you realized that using leverage in your trading might work for a while, but is likely going to cause you to become "rekt" sooner rather than if you had not used leverage - especially when you are too anxious and unreasonable in trying to 20x or 200x or was it 2000x your money, betting on one direction and not engaging in reasonable risk management (another way of suggesting that betting in both directions might be better). What level might not be "too confident" and "too cocky"? Does reasonableness exist when playing with leverage and putting most or all of your eggs the basket of in one direction? A variation of a Martingale strategy, right? I agree that the increased confidence of successful leveraged trade will likely get you rekt, if you keep on increasing your risk. Though it also depends how you are taking your profit (if you are taking it at all). If you're not taking profit and keep re-investing it each time, you'll get rekt. But if you're taking your profit, especially if you're taking your profit in BTC, then even when your initial investment gets rekt you'll still be on top with your BTC. Then again, I didn't follow all of the referenced thread. I assume it's re-investing profit, which is dumb if so. Yes.. his case seemed to have been reinvesting profits. Well that would explain a lot ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) The first tip after you have a lucky streak is to take profit until you have taken out your initial investment at minimum. Then if you want to increase your risk and become a degenerate gambler with stupid amount of leverage, you are merely doing so with the profit instead of your initial investment. That said, you're best off merely maintaining your risk (not increasing it) and playing with your new found " house money" (only profit) in order to continue making profit from your profit, so that if you get completely rekt then you still made profit at the end of the day. Then you can even try and learn your lesson and re-invest your profit with increased risk management, but not at the expense of your own capital. Hope that makes some rough sense. Surely stacking away profits, like you said, could be one of the possible ways to strive to ensure ongoing profits..... yet understandably, even with stacking away profits there could be some difficulties that come for a trader whose stash keeps getting depleted by wrong calls or an unlucky trading streak.. In those losing streak cases, does the trader merely add to his trading stash, and wouldn't that be cheating? or would a trader just keep making his/her bets smaller until s/he makes up for the losses, the losing streak and the seemingly ever depleting trading stash?
I wouldn't recommend adding to your stash if you're on a losing streak, I'd recommend reducing your position size as well as your risk. Ideally you'd keep a record of your successful trades (be it 40%, 50%, 60% or whatever) and therefore attempt to caluclate trades based on this risk reward that can still make you money (2:1, 3:1, 4:1 or whatever). If you're losing money then adding to it isn't cheating, it's just poor risk management. If you run out of money, then you should probably not be trading at all! Instead, you'd reduce your position size to such a small amount you are effectively just practicing in the hope of trying to become a successful trader again. I know I also got over-confident after the September 2019 breakdown that generated juicy profits for me, despite taking the profit in sats. This led me also to increase my risk, but the main different was I had already taken out my initial investment. At the point of losing a few too many trades, I quickly realised I needed to reduce position sizes and lower my risk, as it was eating away at profit. This is ultimately how you stay "afloat". But that said, I also learnt this back in late 2017 and early 2018 by taking out initial investments, that actually helped me to understand the important of booking profit (not just taking it). The main trick is to be patient I think, anyone rushing to make their money back is doing it wrong. In a weird way, I found it a lot easier to be conservative with risk management when you are playing with the house, rather than your own capital. Not sure why. The other point is trading is a form of gambling. Just like in gambling, you calculate probabilities and take risks appropriately, doesn't matter what the game is. Anyone who thinks trading isn't a form of gambling isn't thinking straight. This doesn't mean you can't be a successful gambler, but that risking your money in order to try and make more of it is the definition of this. Ideally, would you not want your trading to provide you with a salary that is somewhat similar to your regular job, so that you can quit your regular job and sustain your self (and whatever standard of living you had grown accustom)? So, let's say for example, you worked 10 or more years, and you had increased your salary to $100k, but since you had been accustomed to savings and investment with extra money, you figured out that you could live pretty decently on $75k per year, but if if you live more meagerly, you would still be comfortable with $50k per year. Maybe, also you had learned trading with some of your money during your years of work, and in the 10 years, you had reached a savings and investment capital of $300k that you consider to be a kind of working capital that could start out providing you $50k per year, but you wanted to target $75k as being more comfortable, and $100k would be balling. Maybe if you pulled the fuck you lever to your regular job, then you might not have enough capital to really sustain your trading and to generate at minimum 17% per year of profits from trading. Unrealistic? You probably have heard of the 4% formula that is used for having an expectation of 4% passive income, so if you are trading, you should be able to make more than 4% per year, otherwise, you are not beating passive income expectations, right? I might be asking too many questions, and surely there would be a difference between feeling comfortable to quit your day job and considering both how much capital that you have and what minimal level of return do you need to receive from trading in order to be able to sustain yourself, and whether you are being realistic with yourself. Whether you have a day job or not, if you take up trading as a hobby, and you practice trading for 5 to 10 years, then if you are trying to be realistic in attempting to measure your historical performance, you should get a pretty decent idea regarding what level of return are you getting from your trading activities, and whether you are beating the returns that you might be able to get from mere passive investing. I already kind of know the answer to some of this, which is that there are not a lot of traders who either have been able to track their overall performance and/or have decent ideas about the extent to which their trading activities might be able to beat more passive returns.
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June 23, 2020, 07:44:54 PM |
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How black are you anyway? Just curious.
Coffee, no cream or sugar, black. Bitter AF you cuntcasket. Bob.. you should already appreciate that it is no win situation that you are entering... but, hey, if you want to screw up your own peace and solitude, that's all on you. ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
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June 23, 2020, 07:45:18 PM |
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How black are you anyway? Just curious.
Coffee, no cream or sugar, black. Bitter AF you cuntcasket. Cool. Why do you support a violent political organization that wants to eat the rich?
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June 23, 2020, 07:53:54 PM |
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Thanks. Gary in fine form. I enjoyed it. They spend a lot of time getting the settings right on the TA-1VP.
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June 23, 2020, 08:09:37 PM |
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Cool. Why do you support a violent political organization that wants to eat the rich?
Yeah, and this gets you the final Ignore. Have a nice life, bellend. That answers nothing. And confuses me further. apparently you actually do support them? Why would you?
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June 23, 2020, 08:39:24 PM |
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...trollolol...
Yeah, and this gets you the final Ignore. Have a nice life, bellend. You got more patience than i ever will
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June 23, 2020, 08:42:41 PM |
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TMC numbers for COVID are spiking (Harris county, Houston area). The darned thing is probably mutating to adjust to higher temps as we were above 90F (32C) for a while already with high humidity. No bueno... pardon my [very limited] spanish.
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June 23, 2020, 08:43:37 PM |
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...trollolol...
Yeah, and this gets you the final Ignore. Have a nice life, bellend. You got more patience than i ever will Yes, fine, it was a troll. But it was also a legit question. Both are possible shut up. Why would he support people who, given the chance, would kill him and take all his money and rape any daughters he may have? That is what commies do.
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June 23, 2020, 09:04:47 PM |
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How black are you anyway? Just curious.
Coffee, no cream or sugar, black. Bitter AF you cuntcasket. Cool. Why do you support a violent political organization that wants to eat the rich? Probably the same reason why I'm not a psychopath yet I still support B0B Ass fucking you to death.
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June 23, 2020, 09:07:49 PM |
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How black are you anyway? Just curious.
Coffee, no cream or sugar, black. Bitter AF you cuntcasket. Cool. Why do you support a violent political organization that wants to eat the rich? Probably the same reason why I'm not a psychopath yet I still support B0B Ass fucking you to death. I do not wish to seem ungrateful. I genuinely appreciate the offer to play with my asshole. Even if I am not into that kind of thing. It was a nice offer.
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June 23, 2020, 09:09:45 PM |
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...trollolol...
Yeah, and this gets you the final Ignore. Have a nice life, bellend. You got more patience than i ever will Yes, fine, it was a troll. But it was also a legit question. Both are possible shut up. Why would he support people who, given the chance, would kill him and take all his money and rape any daughters he may have? That is what commies do. You should feel proud having made about a week this time before getting back on Ignore.
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June 23, 2020, 09:10:53 PM |
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...trollolol...
Yeah, and this gets you the final Ignore. Have a nice life, bellend. You got more patience than i ever will Yes, fine, it was a troll. But it was also a legit question. Both are possible shut up. Why would he support people who, given the chance, would kill him and take all his money and rape any daughters he may have? That is what commies do. You should feel proud having made about a week this time before getting back on Ignore. This only implies that you will eventually unignore me. Loser. Make a decision and stick to it.
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June 23, 2020, 09:30:54 PM |
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Quantum computing is escapist sci-fi nonsense get back to the real world idiots.
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June 23, 2020, 09:48:13 PM |
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I don't know about that but I found a real cool combination today, Opiates+Alcohol+spray paint fumes. W0ah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCkHanF4v1w
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Wall Observer A free service brought to you by the bitcoin communityWhenever there is a significant change in market depth, please update this thread with a new depth chart, and a good price chart with some TA is also welcome, feel free to comment on these if you have something to worth contributing, ( if your post is not at all TA it will be deleted ) Posting guild lines: Please lets keep this thread clean. ( I will be removing any off topic posts ) Do not post random comments on this thread, unless it is directly related to the last wall update (ex. The 20K ask was was NOT sold into, it was removed after being tested) When you post a chart please use bitcoincharts.com, mtgoxlive.com, btccharts.com or bitcoinity.com ( This information may be out of date)RecommendationsDo: Post TA and news items related to Bitcoin, engage in friendly debate and banter, ignore people who offend or insult you Don't: Be a drama queen
as requested, i have started a new thread. this thread is now a self-moderated topic. I will try and keep this thread clean, with only facts, current trends, past price movements, depth charts, etc. I promise to not delete post simply because i do not agree with the bearish TA. thank you for your input! We needed more regulation around this bitch.
the rules of this thread is an attempt to keep this thread from having +1000 post when price is doing big moves, and instead relay important indicators during critical moments. also when the market is more calm we can expect to see wall posts and TA price charts, back to back without any relevant chatting, making easier to analyze. there are other threads where speculators can discuss their sentiment, just not here... That 1000+ page thread was getting kinda useless.
thats fine too, I'm looking for quality charts or good TA bearish or bullish. asking good questions example.... Interesting pattern I've noticed. It's been sort of bouncing downwards for the last 4 days. Is there a technical term for this sort of thing? https://i.imgur.com/Px5bq7M.pngis also welcome here. just don't be posting about your "FEELINGS" and you won't get delete. ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) Disclaimer: All posts in this thread are for entertainment purposes only. Nothing in this thread should be construed as financial advice. *note: This thread was started by adamstgBit. I took over after he went AWOL.
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... LibertyX just made an announcement that they were setting up a service to make it easier for us (the masses) to buy BTC, this would mean that we could buy at (most? all?) CVS and 7-Elevens, a pretty big deal for us Americans interested in BTC. https://cointelegraph.com/news/libertyx-allows-btc-purchases-in-cash-at-7-eleven-cvs-and-rite-aidI went and got the app, signed up and am now waiting on them to approve my documents (KYC/AML). UNLIKE what the announcement suggests, it is NOT possible to just go and buy BTC in a few minutes... (Perhaps after they approve of the docs) WOs have a wide range of experience and knowledge, so I ask: Will this service lead to increased demand for BTC?and maybe higher prices?* * * Related: I ask for for other people's experiences so far (if any) over at Service Discussion: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5257626.0
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