Thanks @theduskinus, you've got good taste, even if I do say so myself.

You wrote that marketing slogan for Nissan? You clever sod. Carry on the good work with your guerilla planting, old bean.

Here's my track of the day, Visage, aka Steve Strange. He was a bit strange, but in a good way and ahead of his time, but he's dead now.

Ah! So, you're here as well, good to see you.

I'm over there. I'll look out for you.

It distresses us to return work which is not perfect.

That's nothing. I could do that after 2 pints of Guinness.

Спасибо

Thank you. Keep Steeming on and Steeming in.

Excuse me, mister, could the Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons and Buddhists all get together and have a good time, or would a fight break-out?

All EOS wallets should try to be like EOSlynx, because it's too confusing for the beginner to set-up an account. They want their EOS off the exchange, if they've any sense and in their own wallet and then

In time, it won't just be us, but them.

Good comment. You make a good case there, thanks.

The volatility of Bitcoin has reduced this year. This post is about what Bitcoin may do during a recession, not a normal market and Bitcoin doesn't go up, or down by 70% for no reason whatsoever.

I have absolutely no sympathy for the guy. Instant Karma, as you say.

Japan has certainly blazed ahead of the US. The industry’s leading players still want the regulatory uncertainty to be resolved in an important market like the US and the SEC’s approach of wait and see

Just standard TA, but I’ve never bothered with Gartleys and sharks is a fairly recent thing that I’ve never gone into in much depth really. Happy trading.

I don't use shark patterns, or Gartley's, but yes it's a bearish pattern. Good stuff.

I don't really use shark patterns of Gartley's, sorry.

Interesting, I’d never heard of it.