Thread: Bitcoin

Originally Posted by tsptalk

GBTC hit $600 today and GAHC is up 13% on the day.

GBTC is $609.75 as I type!

Feeling good Lewis!

Way to go Vintage! But be careful. The gaps seem to get filled here, like most charts...

Sold GBTC at $615. Couldn't stand it. Had too much money made.

GAHC is now up 35% today. The wild ride continues.

BTC is now $3800! ETH at $318. BTC is all time high. ETH is quite a ways away yet.

Does this mean BCH (the new bitcoin) isn't going to make it? or will they both be around?

It hit $4000 briefly on coindesk.com this morning...

Bitcoin hit $4300 today. GBTC closed at $740. Just amazing.

CNBC's Fast Money is having a "Bitcoin Week" this week. Does that sound like a red flag?

Goldman Sachs says bitcoin may rise about $500 more, before losing half its value
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/14/gold...-500-more.html

• "Goldman Sachs' chart analyst Sheba Jafari said in a Sunday report that bitcoin could reach $4,827, about $500 more than Monday's record high above $4,300.
• Once bitcoin hits that level, Jafari estimates it could drop as far as $2,221.
• That said, bitcoin will need to fall under $2,935 "to signal that a top is already in place," the report said.

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After calling latest surge above $4,000, Standpoint's Ronnie Moas raises bitcoin forecast to $7,500
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/14/stan...t-to-7500.html

• "The stock researcher issued a $5,000 price target on bitcoin in late July, and raised that by $2,500 on Monday after the digital currency's surge to a record high over the weekend.
• Moas expects the market value of digital currencies to jump from around $140 billion to $2 trillion, and bitcoin to rise alongside that increase.
• Moas said he never held any of the stocks he issued reports on, but now all of his investments are in digital currencies."

Funny tweet about bitcoin....

https://twitter.com/RampCapitalLLC/s...=244+272699400

Originally Posted by userque

Goldman Sachs says bitcoin may rise about $500 more, before losing half its value


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That's some specific analysis.