We all love a chart I'm starting an eternal technical analysis

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>>2066866
i have nothing to contribute only questions

where can i view candlestick charts for cryptos and ideally chart moving averages?

what technical analysis guides/books should i read to get gud?

>>2066951
Poloniex lets you plot two EMAs of your choosing on top of the candlesticks. Been using it for a couple days to dick around. Have made beer money so far.

Not the best platform for actually trading, though... It's laggy as fuck lately, which is incredibly frustrating at times.

>>2066951
Start with YouTube..then once you semi understand look at sites like investopedia, find some amazon books you can torrent or just pay for the ones with the best reviews

So when does the bubble pop?

I feel really uncomfortable buying at such a high.

This growth is unsustainable.

Also, if btc crashes, i'll get more BTC to spend in alts right? So its a loss to buy so high.

>>2067579
I've hedged, I've moved half my btc to eth and a couple of good Alts, the other is in btc with a stop set at 1700 usd

>>2067579
Yes you would get more, but remember that these alts are weird in terms of BTC, so they may themselves be worth more BTC as an offset. The trick is to look at the crossrates just as you would with any currency pair. Trading Canadian Elizabucks for Australian Dollarydoo? The concept is the same if your goal is a return in USD (actual money).

What you really want is an arbitrage setup where you can buy a coin on one exchange and sell it for a higher price elsewhere.

>>2067658
>These alts are weird
These alts are quoted.

I got autocorrected. Sorry.

>>2067658
Any good ways where I can get onto this arb train? Any places to learn?

>>2066866

best resources for chart analysis?

been trying to figure out fibs for the last day or so

>>2068182
i think bitfiniex has an arb section on their exchange