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>> No.11979805
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11979805

>>11979768

147 days of bull = that lead to 630 days of bear

> 630/147 = 4.2857142857142857142857142857143

So...

850 days of bull = 3642 days of bear

> because 850*4.2857142857142857142857142857143 = 3642.8571428571428571428571428569

3642 days is nearly 10 years (9 years and 357 days).

>> No.11979809

>>11979805

So the bear market will end in 2027.

>> No.11979820

>>11979805
This math sucks.

>> No.11979826

It's already over, hold through dec and jan, new ATH must happen after etf is approved

>> No.11979828

>>11979768
when i say it is, nigger

>> No.11979827

ffs its already over u brainlet. Do you think bear markets just end one day and its runs back to ath in a week. When has Bitcoin ever done that?

>> No.11979842

>>11979820
It "sucks" because it goes against your wishes - you want an instant bullrun, because you're a child who need instant gratification.

>> No.11979861

Few more months. After that slow growth for a year.

>> No.11979893

>>11979768
Its over retard, normalfags are never going to trust this ponzi scheme again. You missed your shot.

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11979899

DYOR

>> No.11979950

>>11979805
Bear markets are usually shorter than bull markets though
So I think you're looking at it backwards
Therefore by the reverse of your shaky theory:
>630 days of bear market led to 850 days of bull market
> 630/850 = 0.741176....
In other words, the last long bear market lasted about 74% as long as the following bull market

>> No.11979965

>>11979805
past performance is not indicative of future results

>> No.11979981

>>11979768
Its over

>> No.11979994

>>11979805
>He think the pre-2014 bullrun lasted only 147 days

Kek, It started in q4 2011 and Bitcoin did more than x500 til q4 2013.

>> No.11980030

>>11979805
lol brainlet

>> No.11980038

>>11979899
wrong. rsi hit 2015 levels already so we will find bottom sooner

>> No.11980055

>>11979805

Here is why this is retarded.

Crypto is changing and is a market that will have artificial forces. A lift on regulation or the approval of an ETF will completely fuck any meme chart logic.

Also, with stocks, you can get rich in a bear market buying good stocks when they are low which will moon during a sideways market. Crypto will most likely begin to resemble more of a stock market soon, with more on ramps for fiat, prices of cryptos won't have much to do with the price of BTC. This won't happen overnight, but wouldn't be surprised if it happened in the next few years.

Also there is more money now invested in crypto, most NVIDIA fags probably wish they had spent money to prop crypto up and keep it alive and those folks will probably find ways to promote crypto to drive up the prices.

>> No.11980178

>>11979965
WRONG

>> No.11980183

sometime between now and the end of the first quarter of 2019

>> No.11980188

don't know but i think we will atleast reach the bottom somewhere in 2019

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11980194

Unironically this. stack up now.

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11980425

AAPL or AMD?

I'm leaning towards AMD, but with a current RSI of ~64, it might not be the best entry point, while AAPL is at ~30 RSI.

>> No.11980553

>>11979768
Stop trading futures and OTC so the bulls will come back.

>> No.11980559

>>11979768
When you give up on crypto

>> No.11980570

>>11979768
literally never its time to find a new ponzi scheme

>> No.11980598

>>11980570
> literally not guaranteeing returns
> literally not paying new investors with previous investors money
> literally able to send money securely around the world without banks in minutes
> literally restricted to 21m coins ever

>> No.11980602

>>11980598
uhm what?

>> No.11981219

>>11979899
Can someone update this instead of just reposting it. We dropped past 6k so let's see where we are now.