thanks for your reply but with your look back and see what has happened comments which of course imply something similar will happen again else there is point point in looking back..
assuming we are past the cycle peak we would be looking at a fall back to around 20K.. two years in the doldrums before the next run up to around 200K..
but what we dont know is.. have we past this cycle peak or not... if we havnt we could go much higher before the end of this year.. if we have its the fall back and two years in the doldrums before the next run up..
There's this rule of alternation, that says this time will not be like last time. There are a dozen or so basic corrective patterns so it is unlikely that two of them will occur back to back. Even if this is random - and I don't think it is - try rolling a 12 sided die and see how often you come up with the same roll twice.
basically we have no idea of where we are at in the current cycle.. which kind of means we have no idea of what happens next.. i have offered up the two possibilities.. they do differ a little he he..
trog
ps.. one thing history does show is.. with each cycle the figures get higher.. i have tried to allow for this in my 200K figures for the maybe next cycle.. assuming we have peaked in this one..
ps2.. and you do highlight the difference between coiners and no coiners.. to no coiners there really is nothing there.. but to people with skin in the game there is something there.. there own money and sometimes lots of it..
Nope, big difference. If I invest in say Apple, and they get liquidated, we still have their cash, property, IP, logo / trademark and a host of other hard assets. As long as they are not saddled in debt beyond the value of said assets, there's something 'there'.
To be fair, there are tons of stocks that essentially have nothing and never have had anything. Examples from the past would be WorldCom, Tyco, VA Linux, Enron - though several of those involved fraud. I don't think fraud is rampant now though, I think many people just don't care about actual underlying value. Twitter and Tesla pretty much fit this bill right now, just to mention some high flyers - both of these would disappear if they were unable to expand and recycle their debt load at low rates. I wouldn't be surprised to find that half the stocks on the market fit that description.
I find Bitcoin interesting because I think it is a bellwether for investor / public willingness to accept risk. Before the stock market crashes, Bitcoin will crash. Heads up - Bitcoin already crashed.
This is an ending diagonal :
This was bitcoin at the peak (daily) - it ended with the pattern above :
This is the NASDAQ today Daily, should look familiar, it seems an ending diagonal also. The similarity and recent lockstep moves between NASDAQ and Bitcoin are pretty striking.
The last push up does not appear complete, but it's very very close, it could already be done.
I actually expect this to take us back to 2019 highs, possibly lower. If that happens, I would also expect Bitcoin to follow with it.