I needed to open a second idea since the current one has hit all its targets. This coin, in particular, has been fun to trade, but I’m anticipating a range to form within the mid-level retracement.
If
BTC retraces to 60k, I’ll be cautious about how low it might dip. Keep in mind, this one still has potential; we’re just capitalizing on the initial impulse for now.
Once
BTC breaks above the current level of 64k (if it does), things will become much more profitable. There’s still a temptation to short at these levels, as it has repeatedly failed to break above. For now, I remain bullish on the market, as most of my posts have been on the long side. However, if the market flips and 60k doesn’t hold, we may have to shift to the dark side and short until
BTC reaches the first target at 44k.
For now, we continue to bid on dips.
If
Once
For now, we continue to bid on dips.
Note
You have two options here, given the bullish trend on the weekly chart...we can't expect to hit a retracement level for an optimal entry.What we want to see is prices holding above 0.00015, which will trigger an entry for a continuation. This will be the base scenario on timeframes lower than daily.
If
Shorting is not an option for me unless it breaks below 0.000194 with a strong rejection.
Let's just wait for now on $ANDY
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ANDYYYYYYYYYYYY, I’m feeling those I love this reaction! Once we hit a new high, things are going to get really exciting. For now, let’s plan to take profits at the previous high—or just below it, depending on how it plays out.
Let’s goooooo!
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