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the noon wall report Continuing the battle at the 0.236 medium fib, bitcoin is currently trading near $11,678.00 The closing of another weekly candle in just over four hours should offer further insight into what appears to another massive bullrun for bitcoin on the horizon. 1h Fairly clear delineation of the s/r level we have been testing at the 0.236 fib. I think we might test $12kish again soon. #dyor 4h #stronghands
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nutildah
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So therefore they have little interest in Bitcoin itself, other than Bitcoin is luring Average Joes away from the corrupt stonk markets that they DO INDEED control. And this irritates them beyond belief. They literally WANT Average Joes back into the corrupt stonk market where they can rekt them all day long.
Who indeed controls the stock market? Give me a name. Just saying "they" is what makes you come across as a conspiracy theorist. As if the crypto market doesn't have as much or even more potential for corruption? It's delusional to believe otherwise, just as its delusional to think the entire crypto market represents more than a blip on the overall size of trade-able markets. Total market cap of all cryptos: $0.363 trillion Total market cap of 3 biggest US stock exchanges: $35.503 trillion So without adding in commodities and other stock markets, this is about 1% the size of the NYSE, NASDAQ and OTCQX. Adding in the rest of the top 25 global stock markets raises the total to $78 trillion; adding conservative estimates of the following: Gold = $9 trillion Silver = $6 trillion Oil = $4 trillion Everything else = $3 trillion = $100 trillion dollar total trade-able market. So we're now down to the crypto market representing 0.363% of this amount. The investors that make up the crypto market are just a speck on the overall market. Nobody is missing their money, and they aren't being covertly brainwashed to come back to the stock market by some random guy on Twitter. Just block him. Problem solved.
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August 23, 2020, 07:56:37 PM Last edit: August 23, 2020, 08:23:04 PM by Torque |
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Who indeed controls the stock market? Give me a name. Just saying "they" is what makes you come across as a conspiracy theorist.
Did you know: 85% of equities/commodities are owned directly by wealthy sovereigns, central banks, investment banks, Wall Street investment funds, hedge funds, etc. Only 15% of those same investment vehicles are owned by mom and pop retail investors (actually not even owned; leased is a more accurate term...they don't really own shit). And as the Baby Boomers continue to retire and sell off their stock investments to live, and as more corporations continue to buy back their stock with freely printed money, that 15% figure is going to continue to shrink. As if the crypto market doesn't have as much or even more potential for corruption? It's delusional to believe otherwise, just as its delusional to think the entire crypto market represents more than a blip on the overall size of trade-able markets.
Total market cap of all cryptos: $0.363 trillion Total market cap of 3 biggest US stock exchanges: $35.503 trillion
So without adding in commodities and other stock markets, this is about 1% the size of the NYSE, NASDAQ and OTCQX. Adding in the rest of the top 25 global stock markets raises the total to $78 trillion; adding conservative estimates of the following:
Gold = $9 trillion Silver = $6 trillion Oil = $4 trillion Everything else = $3 trillion
= $100 trillion dollar total trade-able market. So we're now down to the crypto market representing 0.363% of this amount.
Yes I know this. But it's growing bigger and bigger with each passing year. It's gaining in popularity. And those other markets you listed? Gold, Silver, Oil, and everything else? Those are markets that the Cabal controls. Bitcoin, they don't control. And it irritates the shit out of Wall Street. If not, then why would the likes of Jamie Dimon or Warren Buffett even bother to comment on Bitcoin at all? Why wouldn't they just ignore it entirely? Why would the Mainstream Media spend so much time and effort, year after year, publishing hit piece upon hit piece against Bitcoin if it weren't such a threat?
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August 23, 2020, 08:05:36 PM |
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I've seen figure of up to 4 quadrillion for the 'everything else' markets: bonds, derivatives, land, debt... . Doesn't affect your argument. A lot of that is just fake anyway. all I really see is oh when we 100x we overtake US stonks, "conservatively" in 2 halvings' time
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August 23, 2020, 08:15:00 PM |
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Observing 11700$
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JayJuanGee
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August 23, 2020, 08:16:56 PM Last edit: August 23, 2020, 08:32:49 PM by JayJuanGee |
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the noon wall report
Continuing the battle at the 0.236 medium fib, bitcoin is currently trading near $11,678.00
The closing of another weekly candle in just over four hours should offer further insight into what appears to another massive bullrun for bitcoin on the horizon.
Perhaps another nailbiter, no? The next (as I type) 3.71666667 hours (but who's counting those 8 digits of approximation?) remain critical tmI am guess-timating the need to close this week's candle at over $11,950-ish (give or take 20 bucks) in order for this week's candle to close green... A greenie would be a bit over a 2% pumpening from our price - currently bouncing around at a weeeeeeee (a shameful note to gembitz) bit above $11,700, as I type.
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August 23, 2020, 08:31:48 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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If not, then why would the likes of Jamie Dimon or Warren Buffett even bother to comment on Bitcoin at all? Why wouldn't they just ignore it entirely? Why would the Mainstream Media spend so much time and effort, year after year, publishing hit piece upon hit piece against Bitcoin if it weren't such a threat?
You still haven't really given me a name as to who "controls" the stock market; you just alluded to a secretive "cabal." Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffet mention bitcoin because some of their investors want to know what they think about it. When they get asked enough times for their opinion, they finally give it. As for the mainstream media's "hit pieces," they print what sells. Obviously there is some public interest in bitcoin, so they print things that they think their readers will want to read. And not all pieces in the media about bitcoin are bad -- several also hail its innovative features and cover it in a positive light. Here's the problem: you are relying upon too many unknowns to arrive at a conclusion. It's a hallmark behavioral trait of conspiracy theorists. Present some specific evidence that: a. TPTB hate bitcoin and are trying to destroy it (seems like more government regulators and financial institutions are coming to terms with bitcoin with each passing day), and b. they would go so far as to hire Twitter shills to pump the stock market and shit on bitcoin. Without producing specific evidence, I could just as easily claim that the cow jumped over the moon.
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As for the mainstream media's "hit pieces," they print what sells. Obviously there is some public interest in bitcoin, so they print things that they think their readers will want to read. And not all pieces in the media about bitcoin are bad -- several also hail its innovative features and cover it in a positive light. Yeah right, about 1 article out of every 100 might. https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/Here's the problem: you are relying upon too many unknowns to arrive at a conclusion. It's a hallmark behavioral trait of conspiracy theorists.
And I guess you're one of those normies in life that dismiss pretty much everything you don't agree with as a "conspiracy theory", and label anyone that believes in something you don't as a "conspiracy theorist". It's a hallmark behavioral trait of an npc. Just do me a favor; take another blue pill, and blissfully get on with your life. Btw, why are you into Bitcoin again? Why not just trust stonks and the good old USD?
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August 23, 2020, 08:50:22 PM Merited by sirazimuth (3) |
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My problem is I have a scientific background and appreciate little details like evidence and logic before jumping to conclusions that serve to reconfirm my world view. If that renders me a normie NPC then call me Wojak.
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August 23, 2020, 08:53:02 PM |
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I've seen figure of up to 4 quadrillion for the 'everything else' markets: bonds, derivatives, land, debt... . Doesn't affect your argument. A lot of that is just fake anyway. all I really see is oh when we 100x we overtake US stonks, "conservatively" in 2 halvings' time +1 WOsMerit *added information to image that could be relevant -------- the noon wall report
Continuing the battle at the 0.236 medium fib, bitcoin is currently trading near $11,678.00
The closing of another weekly candle in just over four hours should offer further insight into what appears to another massive bullrun for bitcoin on the horizon.
Perhaps another nailbiter, no? The next (as I type) 3.71666667 hours (but who's counting those 8 digits of approximation?) remain critical tmI am guess-timating the need to close this week's candle at over $11,950-ish (give or take 20 bucks) in order for this week's candle to close green... A greenie would be a bit over a 2% pumpening from our price - currently bouncing around at a weeeeeeee (a shameful note to gembitz) bit above $11,700, as I type. Closing green on the weekly might take some effort..I think as we are still in consolidation mode as we get ready to enter the final week of August...any close in this range is still a net positive. The Bull has arrived imho. #dyor W #stronghands
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August 23, 2020, 08:54:18 PM |
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My problem is I have a scientific background and appreciate little details like evidence and logic before jumping to conclusions that serve to reconfirm my world view. If that renders me a normie NPC then call me Wojak.
Wojak? Is that you?
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aesma
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August 23, 2020, 08:59:20 PM |
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The stock market is high because central banks are printing fiat and buying assets (even junk stuff). There is no need for a conspiracy, it's all done in the open.
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August 23, 2020, 09:01:10 PM |
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My problem is I have a scientific background and appreciate little details like evidence and logic before jumping to conclusions that serve to reconfirm my world view. If that renders me a normie NPC then call me Wojak.
So Epstein really did kill himself, eh? I guess without evidence to the contrary, you believe he most certainly did. Here, have another blue pill. Nom nom.
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My problem is I have a scientific background and appreciate little details like evidence and logic before jumping to conclusions that serve to reconfirm my world view. If that renders me a normie NPC then call me Wojak.
Wojak? Is that you? https://media1.tenor.com/images/3b06f433573161e36e5526b35b07f1d8/tenor.gif?itemid=16294467So Epstein really did kill himself, eh? I guess without evidence to the contrary, you believe he most certainly did. Much like the JFK assassination or 9/11, without concrete evidence to shift the debate one way or the other, its not really worth speculating upon, and Occam's razor applies.
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August 23, 2020, 09:17:00 PM Last edit: August 23, 2020, 09:27:27 PM by Icygreen |
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My personal favorite is WTC7 hitting the ground at freefall speed. After 9/11 we were called conspiracy theorists for more than a decade before supposed logic started to creep in. Still, ask someone how that day happened and I bet you get some jihad box cutter story, flight manuals and recovered passports. Mistrust of government and powerful elites (they) is learned. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t2vEqcjw5x4Those we place in the box of 'conspiracy theorist' usually have their bullshit sensor on sensitive, and rightfully so. They're kinda like the first line of defense and we need these critical thinking guards on duty.
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August 23, 2020, 09:17:20 PM |
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The stock market is high because central banks are printing fiat and buying assets (even junk stuff). There is no need for a conspiracy, it's all done in the open.
Yeah exactly.
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August 23, 2020, 09:20:21 PM |
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Wojak? ....
I shamefully admit I had to gurgle that...
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My personal favorite is WTC7 hitting the ground at freefall speed. After 9/11 we were called conspiracy theorists for more than a decade before supposed logic started to creep in. Still, ask someone how that day happened and I bet you get some jihad box cutter story, flight manuals and recovered passports. Mistrust of government and powerful elites (they) is learned. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t2vEqcjw5x4Yeah, after I saw the exceptional damage done to it when those pictures from that buried photographer came out you could see how the damn things was basically blown apart after the towers fell. Few hours later it just collapsed. Sad day.
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August 23, 2020, 09:26:59 PM Last edit: August 23, 2020, 10:28:20 PM by JayJuanGee |
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the noon wall report
Continuing the battle at the 0.236 medium fib, bitcoin is currently trading near $11,678.00
The closing of another weekly candle in just over four hours should offer further insight into what appears to another massive bullrun for bitcoin on the horizon.
Perhaps another nailbiter, no? The next (as I type) 3.71666667 hours (but who's counting those 8 digits of approximation?) remain critical tmI am guess-timating the need to close this week's candle at over $11,950-ish (give or take 20 bucks) in order for this week's candle to close green... A greenie would be a bit over a 2% pumpening from our price - currently bouncing around at a weeeeeeee (a shameful note to gembitz) bit above $11,700, as I type. Closing green on the weekly might take some effort.. It is possible that you might be correct, toxicmoxic. #nohomo
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