XLM is in its 4th wave (retracement wave), we can expect downwards movement until it hits the vertical or horizontal support lines. That is a good place to buy. We can expect upwards movement after that.
Tell me we are not about to make a whole lot of money?!?!! Classic and ultra-rare fractal pattern is about to do its thing!!
Komen: Sell now to catch the 12900 dip later today...15000 is likely as high as it will go before the last crash of the fractal
Komen: Prepare for the 19000+...hopefully everyone already sitting in green by now; now for the final push to 22000
Prepare for the 19000+...hopefully everyone already sitting in green by now; now for the final push to 22000
@cyberholz, another way to look at it: nothing went above the resistance/consolidation level @ 15700 since Dec 30, and XRP does not look to have the steam to cross it this time either. A short right now might be the safest thing you can do: this bull run needs another dip below 13000 before attempting the 15700 level again. The fractal shows a third dip to the below 13000 territory as well.
Look at the December 26 dip between number 14 and number 1. See how it's hitting the same bottom as dip 9 and dip 14? Where do our dips 9 and 14 point to? The 13000 support level. Don't fight the fractal, the fractal will win every time.
Sell now to catch the 12900 dip later today...15000 is likely as high as it will go before the last crash of the fractal
And now is the time for the final Short from 14400 to 12900, then we go back up for a looooong time. 1/2/2018 1:32pm Pacific Time.
@MatissLiepins, On the contrary, last time Ripple started its bull run (event 1 on the chart above) - BTC USD was in the middle of a small bull run (From 12,000 to 16,500). So if BTC starts to run up, Ripple buyers might see that as a sign of stability and liquidity for their market and would then feel bullish as well.
@BuyPennyCrypto, thats true. As I see that people are sitting out a bit and waiting for a bit more clear move from btc. once it starts to go up we have a reference point of how high can it go and people will gain even more trust and go in with bigger positions. For some while before christmas every altcoin chart looked almost exactly the same. just saying if it starts to go there will be lots of money floating from alts into btc.
On the other hand ive been trading for 3 months now :D and one of my first buys was ripple few weeks before swell and I was following it all the way from btc costing 3k to now. so being careful with buys at the moment.
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You can’t avoid the itch that comes from being bitten by the travel bug. My way of scratching that itch is planning my next travel destination. As I’ve stated before, I’m not one of those types that can pack up and leave at a moment’s notice, with me having a career and all. But I do try to plan as thoroughly as possible, while still leaving room for some spontaneity.
The biggest question I ask myself when considering a trip, is “what type of trip am I trying to take?”. Will this be a lazy trip, where I do absolutely nothing but sip mojitos by the beach. Or am I looking to venture out and be active? Knowing what level of activity you plan to partake in will help determine what kind of budget to plan for your trip. You also need to know what type of atmosphere you feel comfortable in. I’ve been some places that made me feel a little out-of-place at times. Especially being a solo traveler in a place that may be deemed a romantic getaway by some. Turks and Caicos was very laid back and beachy by day. But turned extremely romantic and intimate by night. Naturally, I did start to feel a little like a third wheel. So I opted for a seat at the bar, and chatted it up with the locals. But no two beach destinations are alike! My trip to Tulum was the exact opposite. I mean at times you saw many couples. But I ran into so many back packers and solo travelers. I knew these things before I chose both places as my destinations. I knew that Turks and Caicos was one of the more expensive islands with nothing more to do than frolic the beach, so most of my money would go towards food. I also knew that Tulum didn’t cost nearly as much and that there were tons of places to visit and sites to see. This made planning my budget way easier.
Understanding the seasons and their relation to accommodation and flight prices will save you a headache and money! For example, while high season for the Caribbean is between December- April, those periods are actually low season for places like Bermuda. This because Bermuda sits in the Atlantic and the weather is more aligned with that of the South East coast of the U.S. Know beforehand what type of weather you would be ok with. I’m not a cold person, so traveling to Chicago in February or March is a no go. I’ll just have to save up to go in the summer! I still always try to travel in the off or low seasons, for obvious reasons. I went to TCI the first week of June, the start of hurricane season. As a native Texan growing up on the Gulf Coast, anyone will tell you that June is still relatively early in the season, so a hurricane off the bat, while possible, is not likely to happen. Record high temps for June were in the mid 90’s (I’m from Texas after all. I’m no stranger to 3 digit temps). So June was perfect for me. Absolutely no crowds whatsoever and I got a really good deal on the hotel. My trips to Napa Valley are always in the fall. It’s the start of low season. The weather is amazing with not a cloud in sight. And the fall foliage is simply breathtaking. AND the accommodations are dirt cheap! The only way you will ever catch me there in the summer would be during a group trip where the costs could be split.
I always try to be as flexible with my flight dates as well. Departing on a Saturday and returning on a Tuesday has yielded cheaper results than flying out on a Thursday and coming back on a Sunday. Signing up for flight alerts are a must as well (my fave is the Fare Deal. Be prepared to have the money on hand to purchase, as most deals only last 2 days). And depending on the duration and type of trip, I try to be flexible with my hotel bookings as well. What do I mean? If I know this will be a short weekend getaway, I use sites like Hotwire for the cheapest deal. The catch is, in order to get the cheapest price, you don’t find out the hotel until after you book. The trick is, at least for me, to never book anything less than 3 stars. It’s not completely fool-proof, mind you. But I’ve done it enough to know what kind of hotel to expect. For longer or out of the country stays, I prefer Booking. com or booking directly through the hotel if they offer specials. I ALWAYS use Trip Advisor as a guide (Not law. Some reviews are just down right petty). So far, it hasn’t steered me wrong.
Food while on vacation is kind of big deal. Some places, the food prices may be outrageous. In those situations, I always try to book accommodations in walkable areas ( or easily accessible by car) near local food marts or grocery stores. I can purchase snacks and breakfast items, which would allow me to splurge on lunch and dinner. Or, you could book accommodations where breakfast is included. I stray away from all-inclusive because I’m all for culture immersion. Plus, it’s a wonderful way to get out and be a local for a day or two. However, if I know that I am going to a foodie mecca, I try to skimp as much as I can on flights and accommodations.
If nothing at all, I try my hardest to keep everything simple. This is a time for you to relax or focus on getting out and seeing. The last thing you want to do is overcomplicate things. Do you have any ideas or things of note that help you plan for your trips?
Saki is the main character and narrator of the story. Saki is a new student at the magic school, “Saint Academy”. Once she joins Saint Academy, she hangs out with Satoru, Maria, and Shun, her friends from Wakien Elementary School, as well as Mamoru, her new classmate. While she's not shy, she is sensitive and delicate.
She had a crush on Shun while being 14, but ended up dating Maria, whom she always thought as her soulmate.
While being held prisoners along with Satoru, Satoru attempted to initiate intercourse with Saki, but was denied.
Even though she was seen as delicate and sensitive, she was one who could bounce back from just about anything, which caused the chairman of the Ethics committee, Tomiko Asahina, to have her become her successor.