Market Discussions

I'll sit on a river shore.

Don't listen to Akita. This will work. All the rest is just words. Selling tech in Jita just feeds the speculators.
I worked in oil futures in the eighties, and speculators were never friends of OPEC.

First (tech) world problems.

A hero has stepped forth to rally the market.

Who is this masked financier? Will he continue to stave off falling tech prices?

Nobody knows.

lol

i was being poetical

Disappointing "crash". Not nearly enough panic.

I think my expectations were too high, and disappointment was inevitable.

yes but if you'd leveraged the 5R GQ at 166 then maybe, just maybe you'd have gotten RDQ at 195k.

all jokes aside, if techn is going to spike, now might be a good time to reevaluate the T2 market, most likely there's room to grow, and of course make my trading just that much more interesting with the goons taking over the world thing, eve wouldn't be the same without evil people takeing over the world.

I could be very wrong, but Im probably on the ball.

Your tech analysis has consisted of "see, I told everyone it was going to crash" every time it pauses in its inevitable climb based on strong fundamentals, until of course it then resumes its climb and you have nothing to say. I, fortunately for myself, don't read anything else you post, but your track record with tech is farcical, and your intermittent confirmation bias doubly so.

None of what you said contradicts my point about the value of your analysis, except your absolutely baseless assertion that it is "manipulated to ****", and actually only confirms my evaluation of your analysis. The only part you left out was the ten or so times you've done this song and dance before and been proven wrong over and over and over.

This is also a prime example of why "boarded window" technical analysis is stupid beyond measure. You assume all price movements are simply outputs of past prices, and not based on actual fundamental information. You have arbitrarily decided that after a certain point the price has been "manipulated", and everything that then follows is predictable by your voodoo charts.

I am happy to accept that there are psychological patterns to price variation, and that these patterns can, on occasion, be exploited to predict general short term price movements. However, to give yourself over completely to voodoo magic that directly contradicts observable changes based on relevant and connected changes in the state of the world is the height of navel-gazing stupidity, a stupidity that has been exampled multiple times now by you.

Anyone can fall back on "oh you'll see...you'll ALL see!"; it doesn't take a bunch of voodoo charts to engage in this fanciful and fallacious thinking.