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[Anonymous No.11163059]

Have the past 9 months just been one giant-ass bull flag?

[Anonymous No.11163064]

>Have the past 9 months just been one giant-ass bull flag?

[Anonymous No.11163072]

>>11163064

zoom out

[Anonymous No.11163078]

>>11163064
zoom out

[Anonymous No.11163082]

Im sorry that you missed the ethernal bottom, again.

[Anonymous No.11163087]

>>11163059
yes idiot

[Anonymous No.11163097]

>>11163072
>>11163078
>Have the past 9 months just been one giant-ass bull flag?

[Anonymous No.11163103]

>>11163097

gj now switch it to log scale

[Anonymous No.11163113]

>>11163097
Still looking at a linear scale in 2018. The absolute state.

[Anonymous No.11163116]

>>11163103
>>11163113
>if I manipulate the charts a certain way, maybe they'll look goo-

[Rajneesh No.11163476]

>>11163116
>he doesn’t recognize the trampoline line

[Anonymous No.11163519]

>>11163097
>>11163116

First of all you can just compress 20k worth of pricing into a 3:1 horizontal aspect ratio and then expect to see anything remotely useful.

Hell I could compress it into a 100:1 ratio and all I'd see is a perfectly flat line.

You have to try to get a 1:1 aspect ratio, look at more useful time period, and preferably switch to log scaling because linear scaling is pointless. According to linear scaling a price movement from 4k to 2k is more significant than a price movement from 1 penny to 1,000 USD. Does that sound logical too you?

[Anonymous No.11163527]

>>11163059
Yes but unironically

[Anonymous No.11163539]

>>11163059

a pull back mistaken for a bear market simply because of its size. Imagine if/when BTC is $100k and it pulls back to $40k, just bigger numbers same uphill trajectory.