Bitcoin

Bitcoin: 3 Of 5 Sub Waves In, Two To Go.

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Bitcoin not only reached my 113K profit objective, it blew right through it and is now closing in on the 120K objective. I have been writing about this Wave 5 formation for weeks now. 3 sub waves can be counted in the current move, which means Wave 4 retrace and then one more leg higher which can put price anywhere above 120K. Whole numbers, especially every 10K points, like 130K, 140K, etc. serve as psychological reference points. The main thing to keep in the forefront of your mind is once the 5th wave completes, the probability of a BROAD corrective move becomes highly likely.

This move largely has to do with the combination of the effects of the U.S. tariffs and a declining faith in the U.S. dollar. Either way, the reasons do not matter. What matters is the RISK. Wave counts are a measure of emotion in the market and have nothing to do with fundamental drivers. 5th Waves usually represent the situation where the market becomes saturated on one side (all the buyers have bought for now etc.). While the market can still continue higher for irrational reasons, 5th Waves mean it becomes highly vulnerable to bearish catalysts which can suddenly come out of nowhere.

My Trade Scanner Pro called a long two weeks ago which reached its profit objective on this time frame. There have been multiple opportunities to participate on smaller time frames for swing trades and plenty of day trade signals. As Bitcoin continues to complete this 5th Wave, it is best to avoid new investments at these levels because of the risk, and just trade the price action. As for investors, there is no reason to take profits YET, in terms of sell signals, but watch for large reversal candles around 120K, 125K or 130K. The LEVEL and the CONFIRMATION is what should help in your decision to lock something in.

Thank you for considering my analysis and perspective.

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