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  • #804,761
  • Jun 4, 2013 2:04pm Jun 4, 2013 2:04pm
Quoting Pharm0r
Also, to the BitCoin fanatic that was preaching earlier today/yesterday: {quote} http://www.businessinsider.com/the-f...bitcoin-2013-6 Good bye BitCoin. I would dump your electronic currency about now.
fuckbook brothers got screwed again.. what loosers..

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...le-bursts.html
  • #804,762
  • Jun 4, 2013 2:13pm Jun 4, 2013 2:13pm
Quoting attila
{quote} fuckbook brothers got screwed again.. what loosers.. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...le-bursts.html
hahaha. As soon as bitcoin jumped up so high in price I would have had about 14,000 microwaves, 5,000 toasters, and about 70 mac books. There's no way I would have kept that digital currency. I'd have just bought every tangible asset I could in sight.
  • #804,763
  • Jun 4, 2013 2:17pm Jun 4, 2013 2:17pm
Quoting Pharm0r
{quote} hahaha. As soon as bitcoin jumped up so high in price I would have had about 14,000 microwaves, 5,000 toasters, and about 70 mac books. There's no way I would have kept that digital currency. I'd have just bought every tangible asset I could in sight.
I expect them to sue the FED now under the retarded precedent.. lol.
  • #804,764
  • Jun 4, 2013 2:36pm Jun 4, 2013 2:36pm
what do you think, as the EUR / USD reacts to the data?
  • #804,765
  • Jun 4, 2013 2:56pm Jun 4, 2013 2:56pm
Quoting Mr Hatch
{quote} For some, the process of thinking is kept secret...
Hello Mr Hatch...That's a good one...

Since the EUR is still in consolidation, the Aussie may be of interest. The H4 has a near perfect extension and move back to norm, and it may close this H4 bar with a bullish candle. We also have Aussie GDP in about 5 1/2 hours.

If Gator's normal PA works out here, the next targets would be .9735 and .9862....
  • #804,766
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:01pm Jun 4, 2013 3:01pm
Quoting sophiaphia
L3063bullflag H4 H30 H1 maybe
bull flags flopped on their sides a little (why do I trade Asia session? why?),
however now entering heavy supply 3085 to 3105 - another bull flag will do it.
tp 3212


now have to deal with asia once again. no creativity there, just sell euro. maybe they will mix it up.
----- Dragonfly out in the sun you know what I mean, don't you know
  • #804,767
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:17pm Jun 4, 2013 3:17pm
Quoting sophiaphia
{quote} bull flags flopped on their sides a little (why do I trade Asia session? why?), however now entering heavy supply 3085 to 3105 - another bull flag will do it. tp 3212 now have to deal with asia once again. no creativity there, just sell euro. maybe they will mix it up.

I don't remember the Asian session yesterday being much of a mover.
Luck has no place in trading. Leave that for the poker table.
  • #804,768
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:17pm Jun 4, 2013 3:17pm
Thank you i meant this. THe supertrend by O. Seban that use the atr. Currently I use this indicator on eurusd because I noticed how you said that customized for a more stable levelling.
Thank you so much , I've been following you with great interest.

Quoting RsX
{quote} I'm not sure what you mean by "supertrend".. but I'm assuming you're referring to the green/red "trailing" dots, which is essentially an average true range stop at its core, with a few custom tweaks added. I never use it as a stop however. It's a background / awareness tool I use for reference at times, but for another additional edge on waiting for, or timing some entries, I use it in a few specialized ways... mostly use either its fresh change ("flip" from red to green or vice versa), or also to anticipate the change - when one side...
  • #804,769
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:21pm Jun 4, 2013 3:21pm
Quoting attila
{quote} fuckbook brothers got screwed again.. what loosers.. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...le-bursts.html
I wish I'd get screwed like that Buying $11 million bitcoin last summer and holding onto it till around now, regardless of the plunge.
  • #804,770
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:32pm Jun 4, 2013 3:32pm
Quoting Pharm0r
{quote} hahaha. As soon as bitcoin jumped up so high in price I would have had about 14,000 microwaves, 5,000 toasters, and about 70 mac books. There's no way I would have kept that digital currency. I'd have just bought every tangible asset I could in sight.
Yup and then I would have waited another 10 years and bought 14000 mansions, 5000 yachts and about 70 gold bars. Sounds about right, you kicking yourself and me lounging for being an early adopter. Its a risk reward play right?


Hey smart man, at this point ANY exposure is GOOD exposure as it hit $260 without 1% of population noticing. That should tell you something. If it doesn't lol i don't know what will.
  • #804,771
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:34pm Jun 4, 2013 3:34pm
Wanted to join this thread just looking to share ideas and discuss these patterns with my fellow traders. This is a projected D that can complete in the EURUSD. Not buying into the completion of the pattern, that is not the purpose of this strategy is a reversal pattern to trade at D not to D. I've seen that a lot and guilty myself of buying into a projected D, but the market can go wherever it so chooses and learned that the hard way. For the best risk reward trade at D using the Fib as the technical failure if a closed candle breaks it.

In the Chart I have it is a Gartley that can turn into a butterfly depending likely on how weak the Dollar gets. I do like the odds of it possibly reversing at the .786, could be a good spot to enter prior to Thursdays meeting with a Dovish ECB. Target 1 .618 of AD leg.

Best of luck to all this week
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  • #804,772
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:37pm Jun 4, 2013 3:37pm
is there a thread on here that outlines gator's style or just miscellaneous posts?
  • #804,773
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:53pm Jun 4, 2013 3:53pm
I've sold 83 one hour ago. SL above 100. I'm pointing down for 90 to 100 pips if God make it happen.
  • #804,774
  • Jun 4, 2013 3:53pm Jun 4, 2013 3:53pm
Quoting Kilgore T
{quote} I wish I'd get screwed like that Buying $11 million bitcoin last summer and holding onto it till around now, regardless of the plunge.
sure, but they expected to make Billions.

the bubble was probably THEM.. lol.
  • #804,775
  • Jun 4, 2013 4:05pm Jun 4, 2013 4:05pm
Quoting attila
{quote} sure, but they expected to make Billions. the bubble was probably THEM.. lol.
Not so sure about that althought I thought about it, I spoke to a bunch of people who became millionaire's from a small sub 1000 investment, through buying/mining. Mining basically free at low difficulty and then buying a bunch as it rose above $1... many made hundreds of thousand's and sold at above $200, other's who made alot more seemed to hang on until now, hoping for prices reaching way higher.

Usually the miner's who early adopted held on while the "investors" sold out.

Now with ASICS there are a new wave of miner's who are mining and hoarding at the same time which drove price down. But the ASIC machine's add a ton of hash power to the network creating a more secure environment from gov't/hacker trying to break into the network to shut it down or cause attacks on the exchanges.

How many forex trader's have you met that actually made decent money from such small investments? My point is, in forex its way harder to make any kind of substantial amount of money (amount you can retire on for a few years or invest in a larger project), simply because of the way it is structured.

The BTC market is easier to read/trade, and is not manipulated. When you buy you see your order going through as a BUY and not a sell like you would see in forex, thats if that order even hits the interbank exchange.

There's always a risk of it being shut down but I guess that's in the name of the game.
  • #804,776
  • Jun 4, 2013 4:05pm Jun 4, 2013 4:05pm
Quoting BlueCirrus
{quote} Well, here's a clue: The price has been contained in two nested mofus just about all day. We cleared the top of the smaller one, but did not close above it, and we have not reached the top of the other larger one yet.... Later...
And mofu is how far on ether side of 50%?

I see Euro can still get to 3120/40 before the end of the run but as it's a top we can fall early.



I using advanced form of decryption / projection developed by me.
Following self defined and named Sutherland waves.
I have decrypted / defined the un realized mechanics of channels.
Extracted through trial and error using a secret XXXXXXXXXX.
I've got lots of secrets and revelations I'm keeping under wraps
I'm not the only one who can see it now.
I am the new Gann and Elliot combined

I've only recently concluded my research.
I've had a hard time managing risk in the times when I didn't know how to apply my tool set.
I called 1330 pips out last month even the dreaded nfp (there was some slip around my projection) with no deposit to play it.
I've nearly killed my tiny deposit in last week by being over confident and adding heavy when I wasn't looking at it right.
mistakes are amplified when ur starting with $100
I still get surprised usually because I'm not applying the methods correctly at the right time.
It's a lot of new stuff to be applied the right way at the right time.
Only now able to assemble the whole thing after reaching the ultimate conclusion of my work.
I'm tying to develop a protocol set. Some in my head, some written down.
I'm trying to do this starting with a mini account, still getting over my fear greed etc.

Haters go ahead and clog up the thread with your poison. Do your thing, results don't lie http://www.forexfactory.com/suthmo
Founder of Sutherland Wave Principle
  • #804,777
  • Jun 4, 2013 4:08pm Jun 4, 2013 4:08pm
Quoting sidhujag
{quote} Not so sure about that althought I thought about it, I spoke to a bunch of people who became millionaire's from a small sub 1000 investment, through buying/mining. Mining basically free at low difficulty and then buying a bunch as it rose above $1... many made hundreds of thousand's and sold at above $200, other's who made alot more seemed to hang on until now, hoping for prices reaching way higher. Usually the miner's who early adopted held on while the "investors" sold out. Now with ASICS there are a new wave of miner's who are mining...
I'm not sure what they have in mind when taking on the FED and the other bankers cartel.. There will be no bitcoin as long as we have governments. Very risky investment.. no wonder it pays so well in such a short time.
  • #804,778
  • Jun 4, 2013 4:13pm Jun 4, 2013 4:13pm
Quoting suthmo
{quote} And mofu is how far on ether side of 50%? I see Euro can still get to 3120/40 before the end of the run but as it's a top we can fall early. I using advanced form of decryption / projection developed by me. Following self defined and named Sutherland waves. I have decrypted / defined the un realized mechanics of channels. Extracted through trial and error using a secret XXXXXXXXXX. I've got lots of secrets and revelations I'm keeping under wraps I'm not the only one who can see it now. I am the new Gann and Elliot combined I've...
I smell bullshit.
  • #804,779
  • Jun 4, 2013 4:15pm Jun 4, 2013 4:15pm
Quoting attila
{quote} I'm not sure what they have in mind when taking on the FED and the other bankers cartel.. There will be no bitcoin as long as we have governments. Very risky investment.. no wonder it pays so well in such a short time.
Yup totally agree, homeland security already shut down dwolla which caused a selloff.

Point is the people are ready to put their money into something like btc and out of banks. Everyone I talk to on the street is sick of bank's because the general public is knowledgable now due to the internet to understand the crooks that they are. There is no more security holding it in a bank then having it in the bitcoin market if shit goes down your purchasing power is gone either way, jsut that its closer to home with bitcoin than with bank's because of the trust in the system.

That trust is fading, and in the end it will be up to the people. The gov't already tried breaking the market by saying no to dwolla, that's allt hey can do. They can't stop ppl from buying/sellign btc because its not even in their jurisdiction. The exchanges are foreign and anyone can send bank transfers to someone's account and that guy can give you bitcoins for the cash. The amount of these site's popping up are crazy, people who take in cash and payout bitcoins for a small fee... from then on you can transfer bitcoins to anywhere inthe world for free, and in a timely manor (within minutes)...


The amount of ppl selling things for btc grows in the meanwhile as it spreads. If there is a law passed to stop bitcoins one of the alt coins take's over and ppl will transfer bitcoins to litecoin to do the same purchase. The gov't probably can't do a 51% ont he network anymore due to its hashrate, asics are custom machine's to bitcoin and probably equivalent to one of the major super computers. There are 1000's of asics being turned on every week.

I know i'm being hopeful but sometimes beauty is in the eye of the beholder, those who see it, and get in and have a little luck can wreap benefits. While other's may or may not be right to not get in , its a risk reward situation. Just like any trade that's out there.
  • #804,780
  • Jun 4, 2013 4:20pm Jun 4, 2013 4:20pm
Quoting sidhujag
{quote} Yup totally agree, homeland security already shut down dwolla which caused a selloff. Point is the people are ready to put their money into something like btc and out of banks. Everyone I talk to on the street is sick of bank's because the general public is knowledgable now due to the internet to understand the crooks that they are. There is no more security holding it in a bank then having it in the bitcoin market if shit goes down your purchasing power is gone either way, jsut that its closer to home with bitcoin than with bank's because...
The funny part of it all is... there is no law forbiding it.. now they're throwing the terrorist blanket over it.. There are many communities in the U.S. using their own currency internally... Also if I go to a convenience store with Euro, if the owner accepts it, it's a perfectly legal transaction...Apparently the U.S. gov. sees this as a real threat and they will find a legal way to shut it down.. And if U.S. is not into it, then I'm not sure how's that going to work.
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