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Ethereum: Stunning -93% Decline
On February 5, 2018, in an article titled “Ethereum: Downside Targets”, we said the following: “In addition to the conservative downside target, we have indicated the level Ethereum would be at if it lost –93% (red line) as Bitcoin did … Continue reading
Posted in ethereum, The Study of Failure
Ethereum: August 2018
On February 5 , 2018, when Ethereum was trading at $699, we said the following of the cryptocurrency: “In addition to the conservative downside target, we have indicated the level Ethereum would be at if it lost –93% (red line) … Continue reading
Ethereum: April 2018
On February 16, 2018, we said the following of Ethereum: Failure of the price of Ethereum to achieve the $1,040.05 by a substantial amount ($1,111 or more) would be an indication that the price will retest the $695.08 level. A … Continue reading
Ethereum Seeks Footing at Lower Levels
On February 16, 2018, we said the following of Ethereum: “Failure of the price of Ethereum to achieve the $1,040.05 by a substantial amount ($1,111 or more) would be an indication that the price will retest the $695.08 level. A … Continue reading
Ethereum Upside Targets
As Ethereum recovers from the low set at $695.08 on February 5, 2018, the expected upside targets are as follows:
Posted in 50% principle, Dow Theory, ethereum
Ethereum: Downside Targets
In a previous posting titled “Goldman Plays with Numbers,” we did a side-by-side comparison between Bitcoin and Ethereum in two different periods. The periods in question happens to have the same percentage change, approximately +13,400%. As with the same percentage … Continue reading
Dogecoin: It’s Not Legit If It Doesn’t Crash -93%
Review On February 5, 2018, we outlined the similarity in the level of increases between Bitcoin and Ethereum. At that time, we said the following: “The periods in question happens to have the same percentage change, approximately +13,400%.” We then … Continue reading
Posted in DogeCoin, downside, Edson Gould, Speed Resistance Lines, SRL
Bitcoin Saturation Point is Here
Recently the price of Bitcoin has increased to a market cap above one trillion dollars. This had generated tremendous excitement both for, and against, the continued increase in the crypto currency. For those hoping that Bitcoin will increase in price, … Continue reading
Atul Auto Limited Price Considerations
2000-2020 When looking at the price chart of Atul Auto Limited (quote here) from 2000 to 2020, it is apparent that disaster is looming on the horizon. 2008-2020 After all, the stock price has declined from a high of 704.90 … Continue reading
Posted in Atul Auto
Bitcoin: May 2019
On January 17, 2018, we concluded our analysis with the following remarks: “Anyone willing to participate in Bitcoin should be willing to accept that the price could easily decline –70%, as has been the average of all previous Bitcoin busts … Continue reading
Bitcoin Upside Targets
Like Ethereum, Bitcoin is rebounding nicely from the February 5, 2018 low. Below are the upside targets for Bitcoin:
Posted in 50% principle, Bitcoin, Dow Theory, ethereum
Goldman Plays with Numbers
On MarketWatch.com we saw the following article: In the article, it quotes Goldman Sachs analysts as saying, “We also believe that cryptocurrencies have moved beyond bubble levels in financial markets, and even beyond the levels seen during the Dutch ‘tulipmania’ … Continue reading
Posted in Bitcoin, ethereum, Goldman Sachs