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If you do the maths, man, I suspect that ARB has outperformed all your other stocks over the last few months. But feel free to cherry pick your timeframes to suit your agenda. Rather sad that after all this time in the markets, you are not sharing your knowledge for others to benefit, but using it to manipulate.
Bought the dip on some other miners recently, sold last night on the pump and now rolling the profits in Argo whilst it's relatively flat. Buy low sell high....Buy when people cry, sell when people are euphorically high. No point moaning here, it changes nothing. It's like texting your friend complaning about the movie you're watching. Just change channel and watch something else. I'm going back to crypto for a bit.
$75K Bitcoin still on the cards as previously mentioned:
https://coinalyze.net/snapshot/_dH8XEGI
Currently breaking out of Flag/Wedge thing:
https://coinalyze.net/snapshot/nPIY8WD9
Patten played/playing out. Sort of. Thought we'd consolidate more to be honest with a final leg down to around $44K but BTC likes to do its own thing it. Whatever. At least I post a chart when posting price predictions ;) See you in April at $75K... probably. Todays tears of sorrow will be tomorrows tears of joy.
Good luck. Goodbye.
Added ARB and ARBKF to the chart:
https://imgur.com/a/BVlW2YQ
I think it shows that traders in anticipation of the Bitcoin peak in Feburary, sold their positions several days before Bitcoin hit the $58000 peak. They got it right.
Agree with you sh20, I think to better understand Argo, one should ideally already be invested in Bitcoin.
There is a strong broad correlation in price, but it's not a perfect minute by minute synchronisation. Sometimes the Argo price will lag Bitcoin price and sometimes it frontruns. Same with the other Bitcoin miners. A good example is with RIOT and MARA here:
https://imgur.com/a/tgDGw8g
Red vertical line shows Bitcoin last peak at approx $58000. Notice how RIOT and MARA both frontrun and peaked before Bitcoin did?
LMAO, Zoro and Eva still at it... sad. All you had to do was buy and hold. Simple as that.
Good traders accept their wins and losses and move on to the next opportunity. Bad traders beat themselves up about their results and spend all day on forums trying to bring the price down...
Anyway, here's my late entry for the meme competition dedicated to all the "traders" out there:
https://imgur.com/a/0mtbR2G
Adding Zoro to the list of derampers:
https://imgur.com/a/FYpoJbp
Zero you know that your deramping attempts are nothing new right? People here have seen it many times before. Same ****, different username. You’re not convincing anyone except maybe a tiny handful of new guys, who being new, likely only have a small amount invested and so any impact you think your deramping may have on the SP is pretty much nil.
Depends on what you intend to do with it. If looking to trade reguarly, just keep it on a reputable exchange. Bitstamp, Kraken and Coinbase are reputable and have never been hacked if memory serves correctly.
Generally there's two different types of wallets: hot and cold. Hot wallets are typically ones downloaded to your computer or phone. They are considered hot because they are on a device connected to the internet which can be a security risk. For example if you're browsing a dodgy bike porn website your device may be affected by a virus which deliberately targets crypto users. Hot wallets should be treated like your normal everyday wallet/purse - good for smaller amounts.
Then there's cold wallets which typically are not connected to the internet, therefore reducing risk of any viruses. There are hardware wallets like Trezor and Ledger which connect to your device via USB cable and are supposed to be isolated, so when you sign a transaction any viruses on your computer should (technically) not be able to interfere. Some argue these wallets are not true cold wallets since they still have to connect to a device. True cold wallets require a process known as "airgapping" and usually this involves having a second device which is never connected to the internet at all. It's a bit of a faff but should be considered if dealing with significant sums.
Like with all security, the higher the security, the less convenient the process. Personally I would suggest starting with researching the most secure way to hold your crypto. If we are going to "be our own bank" as they say, it's best to learn the most secure and correct procedures to protect our assets.
Some wallets here:
https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet
It's possible the 600p forecast was based on Fibonacci extensions...
(If you dont believe in charts, don't click this link):
https://imgur.com/IfSR9Ts
After the last ARB dip to 60p in January, the price ended up reaching close to the 200% Fibonacci line (353p)
If the recent dip to 195p was the bottom of this move, and if history repeats, we may see another move to the 200% Fibonacci line (593p)
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fibonacciextensions.asp