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Author Topic: Lets look at TERAs charts from early 2014 and what they might mean for us today  (Read 145 times)
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January 24, 2018, 12:08:04 AM
Last edit: January 24, 2018, 12:33:17 AM by TERA2
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I know everything is off by 1 year, but bear with me here...

Jump to exhibit D for the punchline

Exhibit A

Guys I have some bad news for short term speculators. I just got back from the future in my time machine and I managed to take a screenshot of 'wisdom.



Exhibit B

Here is a bullish and a bearish possibility moving forward, though I am no longer placing bets on the downside as it is too risky at this point, even if that case were to materialize.



Exhibit C



There have only been two bubbles in bitcoin.  Bubbles are actually a series of multiple bull-runs (about 4). Inbetween bull-runs are short consolidations and inbetween bubbles are deep prolonged crashes. It's somewhat like EW theory. Every rise in itself is not a "bubble" - this is a misnomer.

Exhibit D




Here is how an EW analyst might see the future.  (abc would be longer time but I couldn't fit on chart).  I could try to rationalize the peak with something like  ' all governemnts ban btc once it is big enough to pose an actual threat to fiat currency' or 'catastrophic protocol failure or unresolvable scalability issue', 'world financial meltdown / wars' or simply 'competition from something better'.


In summary, first I predicted that we would go further down in a EW wave into a multi year sideways trend in the 200-300 area before going back up to a new ATH, which nobody expected and thought I was super bearish for. Then I predicted we were in an even larger EW wave and the next bubble, bubble 3, would be wave 5 and go to 20,000 before starting ABC. Wave 5 is shown as weaker than Wave 1 or 3, as it is supposed to be, and matches with what we just saw where we had a really slow controlled rally instead of the spikes we are used to.
 I also gave multiple reasons for a drop which we weren't really having back then but are having now.


sry for the bear thread



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Some decent insight via your previous charts actually. Going bearish in these current conditions is sub optimal imo.
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