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Month: March 2019

Gaming is picking up steam again $EA $ATVI @steemmonsters

March 2, 2019 Published by

Gaming and esports has and will continue to be one of the largest influencers with the young millennials. We must face it, they love games. Recently I have been playing a lot of a Fortnite myself, and then EA came out with their own game APEX Legends and you can see this is what happens…

EA ripped straight up on MASSIVE volume. It doesn’t get much more bullish that that folks. Now take a look at ATVI, where you can see the mimic of the patterns. I did this because it is after earnings and the risk is lower, but I

Gaming is picking up steam again $EA $ATVI @steemmonsters

March 2, 2019 Published by

Gaming and esports has and will continue to be one of the largest influencers with the young millennials. We must face it, they love games. Recently I have been playing a lot of a Fortnite myself, and then EA came out with their own game APEX Legends and you can see this is what happens…

EA ripped straight up on MASSIVE volume. It doesn’t get much more bullish that that folks. Now take a look at ATVI, where you can see the mimic of the patterns. I did this because it is after earnings and the risk is lower, but I

Gaming is picking up steam again $EA $ATVI @steemmonsters

March 2, 2019 Published by

Gaming and esports has and will continue to be one of the largest influencers with the young millennials. We must face it, they love games. Recently I have been playing a lot of a Fortnite myself, and then EA came out with their own game APEX Legends and you can see this is what happens…

EA ripped straight up on MASSIVE volume. It doesn’t get much more bullish that that folks. Now take a look at ATVI, where you can see the mimic of the patterns. I did this because it is after earnings and the risk is lower, but I

Box Got Crushed

March 2, 2019 Published by

In 2005, one of Box’s founders the start up with money he earned from playing poker. Ten years later, the company went public and now serves 70% of the Fortune 500 companies.  

Box began as an enterprise-focused cloud storage company, but it’s been increasingly building out a platform on top of its cloud-storage product.  It provides cloud content management platform that enables organizations of various sizes to manage and share their enterprise content from anywhere or any device.

It was only three weeks ago Goldman Sach issued a buy rating with a $31 target price. The Goldman Sach’s analyst thinks Box as

FANG Stocks Don’t Have Nothing On Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc. – Part 2

March 1, 2019 Published by

Five months ago I wrote a post about Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc titled,

FANG Stocks Don’t Have Nothing On Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc.

Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc., a medical device company, designs, develops, and commercializes various products for people with insulin-dependent diabetes in the United States.

More than 100 million U.S. adults are now living with diabetes or prediabetes, according to a new report released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Tandem Diabetes Care’s products include t:slim X2 with Basal IQ, t:slim X2 with Control IQ, and the t:sport insulin delivery system and mobile health offerings. Tandem Diabetes Care (TNDM)

The Grind Continues… $SPX $NDX

March 1, 2019 Published by

The US Market acros the board has now closed UP TEN WEEKS IN A ROW. Just incredible. Again this goes to show why the things and people change but the market stays the same. Market continues to fool the majority and it has been around alot longer than we have. After being bearish for the 4th quarter of 2018 and calling the bounce on Christmas Eve, it is safe to safe that the extension of this rally I have missed. Even with gold rocketing higher the first two months of the year, the equity markets just grinded higher. Now we

Holo what?

March 1, 2019 Published by

Despite evidence to the contrary, no I did not drop off the face of the Earth after writing my last article.

I’ve actually been blogging, more so than usual, just not in my usual place.

About a week ago I published my first article on Trybe. Don’t worry I published it here first, you didn’t miss out on anything!

TIMM and Trybe have a working relationship. As Timmians we were encouraged to participate in this Trybe-based competition.

That’s what I’ve been up to these last few days. I finally submitted my article a few hours ago; wish me luck!

The competition is an interesting

Steem Price Analysis: Please Don’t Do It Again!

March 1, 2019 Published by

A little over a month ago the price of steem ran up into the low 40 cent area.  It tested the top of this range we have been stuck and then just as it looked to break, woosh we got a bearish u-turn pattern and back down we went to the middle of the range.
New Move, Same Story?
If you look at the daily chart in this post you can see we are right back to that spot again, that same area that is circled in gold from a month ago.
At this point, things are looking eerily similar.
There is still plenty

Square Is No Circle

March 1, 2019 Published by

I would think Square needs no introduction but, Square, Inc. provides payment and point-of-sale solutions in the United States and internationally. The company’s commerce ecosystem includes point-of-sale software and hardware that enables sellers to turn mobile and computing devices into payment and point-of-sale solutions.

Square announced earnings this past week. The company reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter financial results, but disappointed investors when they forecast their numbers for the first quarter.  On the news the stock price dropped after hours and opened right in a daily demand zone this morning.

I have come to like Square over the last 12 months, not because

Centralized exchanges are parasites and you really cant trust “Coinmarketcap” numbers.

March 1, 2019 (updated March 1, 2019) Published by

Ill try and keep this short. As you folks already know there is this extremely developed dependence of Crypto on crypto exchanges. This dependence is so perverse that getting listed/unlisted can make or break a crypto project.

And of course, since crypto exchanges arent regulated they completely abuse that fact doing what is basically stealing. Falsely presenting financial information based on which they charge crypto projects disgustingly large fees.

Im not well versed in financial law, but even what they are doing isnt criminal activity, its fraudulent and unethical.

Very simply put:

Out of the top 25 BTC pairs on Coinmarketcap only 2 arent massively inflating volume according to blockchaintransparency.org


Apparently only Binance, Bitfinex and Liquid are legit. How does this fit in with market analysis when there are exchanges that have actual volume at only 1% of reported volume?

1%

Bold italic with the biggest heading.

There is simply no denying that centralized exchanges are parasites that pray on new projects and take advantage of them.

Data suggests that an average project spent over $50,000 in listing fees to exchanges on the advisory list (of blockchaintransparency.org) this year. This totals over $100 million stolen in 2018 via listing fees, with some exchanges making over $1 million from this alone.

If im honest i wouldnt even trust that Binance and Bitfinex arent doing shady things when you look at everyone else. Still, the list (if you decide to trust it. Cant trust nothing nowadays) absolves them.

It simply amazes me that after 10 years of bitcoin we are so dependent on centralized fraudulent institutions. And in crypto of all things. Isnt that something we wanted to escape? Something we are fed up with?

Anyways, as always, scammers can go to hell.

Ill see you around.

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