Let's get right into it.
I was definetly wrong by expecting BTC to bottom out BEFORE some sort of pullback to the upside.
That's what trading & investing is.
You can't/won't be always right, and in case you were wrong, you SHOULD admit it and adapt to the most recent developments.
During my previous analysis, I mentioned the possibility of BTC reaching 9.500-9.700$ and it worked out pretty well.
I considered a bearish scenario as well, but it did NOT play out.
From now on, my trading ideas will consist of TWO potential outcomes, because that's what I think you guys deserve and makes most sense.
What I want to talk about in this analysis, is the log trendline which has been "broken to the upside".
At least that's what the majority is claiming.
When it comes to drawing trendlines, I've noticed that using the LINE-CHART is much more precise, because there is no room for individuality.
By using the CANDLE-CHART, you are given multiple options, thus being less accurate.
So I decided to draw this downtrend-line BTC has been fighting with for quite some time now, using the LINE CHART.
And that's what happened:

Notice how we're still inside the downtrend.
I'm expecting BTC to test this resistance by any minute.
In case we breakout, I'm personally aiming for a long position, targeting
11k (blue zone).
Depending on how BTC behaves, the bull run MIGHT continue or we'll get back into the bear market, making a new bottom.
The second scenario I'm looking forward to is a huge drop, once BTC reaches that trendline, forcing us towards a new low.
Watch out for support levels at 9.000$ & 8.300$
I'll kee you guys updated here.
Personally, I think BTC's ultimate low is yet to come, unless we get a sustained breakout above this blue zone.
Happy Trading & nice week!
I was definetly wrong by expecting BTC to bottom out BEFORE some sort of pullback to the upside.
That's what trading & investing is.
You can't/won't be always right, and in case you were wrong, you SHOULD admit it and adapt to the most recent developments.
During my previous analysis, I mentioned the possibility of BTC reaching 9.500-9.700$ and it worked out pretty well.
I considered a bearish scenario as well, but it did NOT play out.
From now on, my trading ideas will consist of TWO potential outcomes, because that's what I think you guys deserve and makes most sense.
What I want to talk about in this analysis, is the log trendline which has been "broken to the upside".
At least that's what the majority is claiming.
When it comes to drawing trendlines, I've noticed that using the LINE-CHART is much more precise, because there is no room for individuality.
By using the CANDLE-CHART, you are given multiple options, thus being less accurate.
So I decided to draw this downtrend-line BTC has been fighting with for quite some time now, using the LINE CHART.
And that's what happened:
Notice how we're still inside the downtrend.
I'm expecting BTC to test this resistance by any minute.
In case we breakout, I'm personally aiming for a long position, targeting
11k (blue zone).
Depending on how BTC behaves, the bull run MIGHT continue or we'll get back into the bear market, making a new bottom.
The second scenario I'm looking forward to is a huge drop, once BTC reaches that trendline, forcing us towards a new low.
Watch out for support levels at 9.000$ & 8.300$
I'll kee you guys updated here.
Personally, I think BTC's ultimate low is yet to come, unless we get a sustained breakout above this blue zone.
Happy Trading & nice week!
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1st Target: 8.900$-8.800$2nd Target: 8.500$-8.600$
Trade closed: target reached
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