Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[tilly99] 29/7/2017 19:14

DoodleMoving averages are old wallIt's all about change in growth If you invest based on MA you will lose money Doodle I will come back to you about your question on this weeks price movement prediction

[tilly99] 29/7/2017 18:32

Bit in fortune.comV interesting Read it I'm still bullish but it's negative for our prospects

[doodlebug4] 29/7/2017 18:31

I must admit when I started investing in shares about 14 years ago I thought chart analysis was bunkum, but since then I've realised that having a basic knowledge in reading charts can be a very valuable tool in making investment decisions. I'm still learning about chart analysis, but now understand the basics about moving averages and fib retracements. Judging when a bowl - or rounded bottom - is forming on a chart can be more difficult.

The moving averages on the current BLU chart are looking good and the fib retracement from the recent spike in the share price worked out pretty well as expected. Let's see what next week brings.

[lagmassive] 29/7/2017 17:37

CC completely agree and judging by the views to this thread which appear to be increasing (currently 296), those whom are not yet invested are taking note. Word appears to be getting around.

Clearly reading other threads regarding other shares, investors do appear to take note of a current and emerging chart of which in our case does look positive, (from a non chartist perspective). As you mention with all other factors happening, in my opinion this may well influence decision making to jump on board.

[counting cards] 29/7/2017 16:35

Doodle

First of all some really top posts on a weekend today with good research. I am going to add these into the document that I have.

Lagmassive the charts as they are tell you very little, but with all other factors taken into account you can see what the MM is trying to tell us. At the moment price is rising tells us demand is increasing. Demand might not be the same everyday , but the general direction tells us where the business ahead lies for the MM.

[doodlebug4] 29/7/2017 16:01

I haven't listened to the whole of this interview, only the first ten minutes, but it sounds very interesting:

David Sønstebø, co-founder of IOTA, discusses this next-generation post-blockchain platform designed to serve as the backbone for the Internet-of-Things (IoT).

IOTA is a groundbreaking new open-source distributed ledger that does not use a blockchain. Its innovative new quantum-proof protocol, known as the Tangle, gives rise to unique new features like zero fees, infinite scalability, fast transactions, secure data transfer and many others.

Because the Tangle uses a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) instead of a blockchain, users automatically act as validators, allowing transaction validation to become an intrinsic property of utilising the network. Each transaction requires the sender to verify two previous transactions, resulting in infinite scalability while avoiding the validation centralization that is common with existing consensus mechanisms.

IOTA is also developing a novel standard for embedding minuscule ASIC chips in all IoT devices. These chips perform nominal proof-of-work hashes in order to prevent spam and Sybil attacks, and because the network is partition-tolerant and only eventually consistent, brute force hashing attacks are prevented.

With a transaction volume limited only by the speed of light, IOTA is a promising new solution to the limitations presented by blockchains.

[lagmassive] 29/7/2017 14:57

Thanks doodle for the graph. Not a chartist but do like to get a view from this prospective as a possible upward (or downward) trend.

[hazl] 29/7/2017 13:29

thanks for reply doodleb and agree completely.

[doodlebug4] 29/7/2017 12:29

Crypto-cryptography is a trend: IOTA is putting pressure on Bitcoin

This is IOTA. This digital currency was developed and launched on the market in 2014 by Dominik Schiener, Serguei Popov and David Sonstebo.

With IOTA, they want to use a kind of machine economy in which the most varied technical devices are to pay each other, as Business Insider reports.

The founders are certain: the currency has potential and future. Finally, the Internet of things becomes more and more intelligent - and soon needs a stand-alone payment system with a suitable currency. IOTA would be the right choice for the founders.

Your future vision: Through global digital networking, it will soon be possible to link all machines of an industrial production chain. Such so-called machine-to-machine relationships (also known as M2Ms) will play an important role in the near future - and make money.

The machines could pay each other for their services or even buy goods. For example, the solar system on your house roof could collect data from a weather station to optimize itself or the refrigerator online grocery shopping when the yoghurt is off.

Machines are thus brought into relationship with each other in order to handle business - and make life easier for people.

Fast and safe: machines pay machines - with IOTA

IOTA is intended to provide a fast and secure handling of the transactions - without blockchain (special security), as usual with Bitcoin. "The transactions are interrelated, and everyone who submits a transaction takes part in the consensus. When you create a new transaction, you must verify two previous transactions."

And, as a result, it is also different from cryptry: "If you look at a blockchain today, this is a single chronological strand that blocks block by block, which has limitations, such as the 10-minute interval at Bitcoin , Is that it uses a lot of strands instead of one strand. " As a result, the IOTA is clearly in favor of Bitcoin & Co.

There are enough prospective buyers already - end 2015 the founders in a special advance sale have already brought currency units worth about 425,000 euros to the man. Only a few months later he was already at 13 million euros.

This means IOTA is currently the most innovative Altcoin (alternative crypto diet), which might be running Bitcoin soon.

www.merkur.de
27/07/2017

[doodlebug4] 29/7/2017 11:32

lagmassive, interesting reading there, thank you for sharing.

Here are the clickable links in your post.

[lagmassive] 29/7/2017 10:25

Ok been looking into one of the partners working with IOTA. Innogy Consulting. Now I have noted that Innogy Consulting are working with 'RWE in all strategic topics concerning the energy market. innogy Consulting has been supporting the continuous development of the RWE Group since 1981 – until recently as "RWE Consulting'
. hxxps://consulting.innogy.com/about-us

In 2010, Siemens and RWE conducted a virtual power plant pilot project that included hydro power plants, combined heat and power units and emergency power systems in a demonstration project.

The Virtual Power Plant (VPP) concept is no longer new, but two words stand out in the announcement from Siemens and RWE – "mass market."
hxxp://www.utilitydive.com/news/siemens-rwe-team-up-to-develop-mass-market-virtual-power-plant/409752/

Now we know according to Innogy: The firm's technology lead, Carsten Stöcker, told CoinDesk that he believes unique blockchain use cases will be adopted by industries, and to that end Innogy has partnered with a project called IOTA.

Amonst the others one huge name stands out here, Siemens whom are massive when considering M2M technology.

My point in all this is that clearly IOTA are appearing to be the class leaders when considering a a digital currency. Satoshipay are clearly part of all this. I reckon their incorporation regarding digital content with IOTA will involve possibly even the content on major OEM websites such as RWE or Siemens. Just my opinion DYOR.

[doodlebug4] 29/7/2017 09:16

Cybernest, as apfindley has said you should be able to see the flag counter underneath the links in the header. "Tie-up" was the wrong phrase I agree, tie-in would have been more appropriate! However it is good news for SatoshiPay and important enough to warrant a BLU announcement in May.

[apfindley] 29/7/2017 05:14

I'm assuming you're reading on the mobile/tablet app.
On a computer and on the web browser it's shown all the time.
So, If you click on 'show main post' at the top, you should see the flag counter up there somewhere.


If you need a link to it, try this...




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[moormoney] 29/7/2017 00:37

Cheers doodle.

[tilly99] 28/7/2017 18:30

A great end to the weekIndigestion has gone now Onwards and upwards Keeping the faith x

[doodlebug4] 28/7/2017 18:19

Have a good weekend everyone. According to our flag counter we have quite a few lurkers reading this thread who don't post - please feel welcome to post your thoughts and comments. If any research I do over the next couple of days catches my attention I'll post it for your interest.

[tilly99] 28/7/2017 14:23

Great action today Blue

[doodlebug4] 28/7/2017 12:14

Interesting article here about PayPal's new partnerships although it doesn't mention the recent tie-up with SatoshiPay.

[doodlebug4] 28/7/2017 11:58

A report by TMR forecasts the global industrial internet of things market to expand at a jaw-dropping 23.7% CAGR between 2017 and 2025, for the market to become worth US$783,881.1 mn by 2025.

[doodlebug4] 28/7/2017 11:35

This share is so volatile that it must be a challenge for traders to time their buys and sells --------- plus the fact that the news about the PoC with IOTA could arrive at any time now. It's worth watching Meinhard's Twitter hashtag as he sometimes drops hints that good news is in the pipeline.:-)

[comedy] 28/7/2017 11:00

Thanks doodle...looks like people scare stories of going to placing price early week...been shown as false...those who have researched co. Have that fear taken away and when one starts to load up big...then watch how they will all regret not loading uo yesterday and today...i loaded up lower down but also last week loaded up over 0.45p. Even at that price we are likely to see 5 to 10 bags posdibly this year.

[doodlebug4] 28/7/2017 10:03

The law on personal data may soon be revised to keep it in step with the rapidly changing digital landscape.

On the one hand, organisations that see any breach of personal data may not be allowed to stay silent on it, as it could be made mandatory for them to inform the affected customers as well as the privacy commission.

This is to deepen trust in the growing digital economy.

On the other hand, there is a proposal to cut some slack for businesses and allow them to collect and use the personal data of consumers without their consent, if it is impractical to secure such permission.

This will especially benefit those in the Internet of Things (IoT) business - the next big technological revolution in which home devices like security cameras and fridges are connected to the Web.