This zoomed out/USD chart highlights the crashes of June 2011, April 2013, and late November 2013.Also noted, is the hype ofduring these crashes by looking attrends on Bitcoin:search popularity seem to have a similar exponential behavior as the price movement during each crash.The search trends tend to keep rising for a few more days after the peak of theprice.There seems to be a correlation of a highsearch interest rate to the high price volatility . The theoretical "healthy"search interest seems to be around 4%. Right now we are at 72% indicating for some remaining price volatility to come.In conclusion, a lack of hype could be a good indicator for signaling stabilty or rises in price. However it is hard to determine the peak prices since during a crash sincesearches continue. This is likely because the continuing searches would consist of people looking for information regarding the price crashes.Edit: Thesearch interest figures are based on the period between January 2011 and December 2013. The search figure of 4% for price stability only held true for the time after the first crash. However the search figure for price stability rose to 9% for the duration after the next crash. If the search rates remain linear, then theoretically the next stable rate should be marked around 18% to 20%.Edit #2: As pointed out by Shantee this is not an indicator. It is a correlation observation.