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To: Don Green who wrote (21015)6/14/2018 4:09:16 PM
From: John Pitera2 Recommendations

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kimberley
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Hi Don,

All that would have to happen is for Bitcoin to break above and close 2 days above that point..... which
is quite plausible....... I think all the technical traders know how important that $6400- $6200 level is.

and as I think about it my post probably marked the bottom.... and let's see what happens...

intuitively $800 does not make sense you would think it would have to stop it's devastating bear market
higher than that.......

I have quite a bit of history of Bitcoin on this thread..... there have been 850,000 BTC that were lost....

stolen...... who know when Mt Gox collapsed in 2013. BTC has already experienced 90% bear markets....

the NASD from March 10 of 2000 into Q1 2003 fell almost 90%.... may more like 83%......

if the NASD can collapse near 90%......... and we were right here on this thread and on several other threads
trading stocks, options and futures... all the way up..... and all the way down... I was working as an FA
for a Bulge Bank that bought one of the really famous Brokers to establish a distribution network for there
products...... and so really could not post much for much of that bear market.... Had to change my name
to NotMorgan.......... a few of the old timers shall recall that..... there are posts back in 2002.... where peope
were posting guests on this thread.

John