And i count a fifth there, so unless extension, I don't see how it can get out of this.
http://i.imgur.com/IlFsqdh.png
http://i.imgur.com/IlFsqdh.png
- #962
- Jan 4, 2014 9:53pm Jan 4, 2014 9:53pm
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- #965
- Jan 5, 2014 5:04am Jan 5, 2014 5:04am
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Good morningI think most people here are on BTC-E MT4. As to say which one is correct it's hard, for example bitsamp/bitfinex/AVA has the more bearish reputation or Mtgox/plus500 used to lead the price, but MT4 Btc-e seems to be recently the more popular choice.
Not sure about the commission though.?? 0.25% doesn't seem much 'till you see it on a trade.
Does Btc-e trade non stop & does it have a weekly expiry.??
Seems to be no info on the btc-e site.
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- #967
- Jan 5, 2014 5:16am Jan 5, 2014 5:16am
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I thought so, so was I, so yeah, if you have a quick look at a chart, check for the time I mentioned, that's usually when the PA is more dynamic.
Being in order related to Asia/oceania : eastern europe ; western europe ; Northern America.
Also Tuesday evening (oz time) is usually the most interesting night of the week
I hope that helps
Being in order related to Asia/oceania : eastern europe ; western europe ; Northern America.
Also Tuesday evening (oz time) is usually the most interesting night of the week
I hope that helps
- #969
- Jan 5, 2014 5:23am Jan 5, 2014 5:23am
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- Jan 5, 2014 5:39am Jan 5, 2014 5:39am
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- Jan 5, 2014 6:04am Jan 5, 2014 6:04am
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- Jan 5, 2014 6:24am Jan 5, 2014 6:24am
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- Jan 5, 2014 6:39am Jan 5, 2014 6:39am
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- #976
- Jan 5, 2014 7:04am Jan 5, 2014 7:04am
- Joined Jul 2011 | Status: good | 4,295 Posts
hi lady_luck and KiwiOz,
I'm always logged in but not necessarily at my workstation. Saw the conversation just now, so will try to confirm:
Yeah, KO, all the exchanges are open 24/7 - no retailer clamping or weekend fiddling like the forex/stock markets! BTC-e is the only one that is available on MT4 as far as I know. Unlike the others BTC-e also offer short selling so that is why it's the default choice. As lady_luck confirmed the exchanges all have different prices for their Bitcoin business because there is no central authority for cryptocurrency... downside is that there is no clear marketing or promotional service, so we have to figure things out for ourselves as we go along, however, the upside is that these exchanges offer us (what is probably) the only unmanipulated market on the planet.
With all of them the orderbook is wide open and the exchange feed free of charge - so be sure to keep tabs on where the big orders lie waiting. A few days ago there was some discussion about arbitration between the exchanges. I notice articles talking about how that generates quite a lot of profit for some traders. I haven't come to grips with how one would effectively do that yet, but suffice to say that MtGox is the oldest, the most professional and most well promoted of the bunch - so their orderbook and liquidity is bigger and hence their prices and volatility higher. Whatever happens on MtGox eventually cascades to the the other exchanges. There's opportunity in that - especially for us on BTCe which lags by a few secondss and sometimes minutes. The MtGox lead on price action will probably be changing in the coming months since another exchange called Coinbase had just secured $25mil venture funding to facilitate Bitcoin transactions from the online retail sector - there are whsipers that the likes of Amazon and gaming co Zynga (Farmville, etc) will be accepting Bitcoin soon. Irrespective of what exchange one deals with - it seems inevitable for the Bitcoin chart to make a moon rocket soon!
There must be some seasoned traders working through BTC-e, but I get the impression there are a lot of inexperienced kids buying and selling (you'll notice them in the chatbox on the homepage) so the PA is quite raw and bang-on in terms of adhering to technicals and sentiment analysis. Remember to be mindful of the spread EMPs - I don't believe those are initiated by the exchange but seem to be a result of large market orders being filled in stages (due to low liquidity) and the spread then dragging along with the filling process until it spreads out to about $50-$80 !
Look fwd to your analysis and congrats on forecasting the current price level some weeks back
I'm always logged in but not necessarily at my workstation. Saw the conversation just now, so will try to confirm:
Yeah, KO, all the exchanges are open 24/7 - no retailer clamping or weekend fiddling like the forex/stock markets! BTC-e is the only one that is available on MT4 as far as I know. Unlike the others BTC-e also offer short selling so that is why it's the default choice. As lady_luck confirmed the exchanges all have different prices for their Bitcoin business because there is no central authority for cryptocurrency... downside is that there is no clear marketing or promotional service, so we have to figure things out for ourselves as we go along, however, the upside is that these exchanges offer us (what is probably) the only unmanipulated market on the planet.
With all of them the orderbook is wide open and the exchange feed free of charge - so be sure to keep tabs on where the big orders lie waiting. A few days ago there was some discussion about arbitration between the exchanges. I notice articles talking about how that generates quite a lot of profit for some traders. I haven't come to grips with how one would effectively do that yet, but suffice to say that MtGox is the oldest, the most professional and most well promoted of the bunch - so their orderbook and liquidity is bigger and hence their prices and volatility higher. Whatever happens on MtGox eventually cascades to the the other exchanges. There's opportunity in that - especially for us on BTCe which lags by a few secondss and sometimes minutes. The MtGox lead on price action will probably be changing in the coming months since another exchange called Coinbase had just secured $25mil venture funding to facilitate Bitcoin transactions from the online retail sector - there are whsipers that the likes of Amazon and gaming co Zynga (Farmville, etc) will be accepting Bitcoin soon. Irrespective of what exchange one deals with - it seems inevitable for the Bitcoin chart to make a moon rocket soon!
There must be some seasoned traders working through BTC-e, but I get the impression there are a lot of inexperienced kids buying and selling (you'll notice them in the chatbox on the homepage) so the PA is quite raw and bang-on in terms of adhering to technicals and sentiment analysis. Remember to be mindful of the spread EMPs - I don't believe those are initiated by the exchange but seem to be a result of large market orders being filled in stages (due to low liquidity) and the spread then dragging along with the filling process until it spreads out to about $50-$80 !
Look fwd to your analysis and congrats on forecasting the current price level some weeks back
cryptocurrency everytime
- #977
- Jan 5, 2014 7:10am Jan 5, 2014 7:10am
- Joined Jul 2011 | Status: good | 4,295 Posts
cryptocurrency everytime
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- Jan 5, 2014 7:15am Jan 5, 2014 7:15am
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cryptocurrency everytime
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- Jan 5, 2014 11:40am Jan 5, 2014 11:40am
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cryptocurrency everytime