Quote from: robotzombies on February 14, 2012, 09:11 pmSo now 4.81 is gonna be the 'normal' price? It's not gonna go back to like 7? I have 25 BTC I paid like 6-6.40 each for... :(Not necessarily, and as is evident by the current price his prediction about the 33% retracement rule wasn't entirely accurate - although we don't know yet whether the value will rise back up to the $6+ price range anytime soon, Bitcoin value is still fluctuating a lot more than during 'stable' periods but barring any more exchange closures or massive moves by the (now 2) current manipulators it's entirely possible that it will hold relatively steady in or around the $4.00 - $4.45 price range for the next couple of days. I also can't imagine more panic-selling / panic-buying (the lack of which would keep prices relatively stable) until prices drop down close to $3.20 because the new psychological barrier seems to be set at the $3 mark.All this being said, I'm no expert and am basing my deductions on the opinions of people who seem to have a decent track record in Bitcoin speculation. Personally, I have great faith in Bitcoin as a future currency, and have no doubt that the prices will soar in the future - perhaps even by the end of the year. I'll be buying as much as possible at current prices as an investment, and will be buying as needed to fund my purchases on here.As for worrying about your 25 BTC at $6 - 6.40 a piece, in a couple years those 25 BTC might be able to buy you a house! :P I bought a large amount when prices were at $3.32 and almost doubled the amount of USD value that I had in my account over a period of 2 weeks, so the volatility of the market worked well for me in that case; my advice to anyone worrying about their current coin value is to read up as much as possible about the state of the markets / recent Bitcoin news etc. over at bitcointalk.org on the clearweb and always plan for the worst case scenario. Expect the worst and anything else is automatically good news!- grahamgreene