Bitcoin (BTCUSD) broke above the August Triangle but still got rejected on the 4H MA50 (blue trend-line). This leaves us, on the short-term at least, inside neutral ground and it would be best to consider the following break-out set-ups for short-term trading.
Even in the event of a break above the 4H MA50, we still have to consider the important Resistance of the 4H MA100 (green trend-line), which rejected the price on August 18 and practically caused the first important sell-off since June. As a result, we consider the space between the 4H MA50 and the 4H MA100 as a no-trade zone. A break above the 4H MA100, would be a bullish break-out signal, targeting the 4H MA200 (orange trend-line).
On the other hand, a break below the Lower Lows trend-line of the former Triangle, would be a bearish break-out signal targeting the -0.5 Fibonacci extension.
Notice how so far the former Lower Highs of the Triangle stopped the September 02 sell candle and turned the price action sideways on a Higher Lows trend-line (black dots) similar to August 20 - 26. At the same time, the 4H RSI has been supported on Higher Lows but rejected on a horizontal Resistance, forming an Ascending Triangle.
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Even in the event of a break above the 4H MA50, we still have to consider the important Resistance of the 4H MA100 (green trend-line), which rejected the price on August 18 and practically caused the first important sell-off since June. As a result, we consider the space between the 4H MA50 and the 4H MA100 as a no-trade zone. A break above the 4H MA100, would be a bullish break-out signal, targeting the 4H MA200 (orange trend-line).
On the other hand, a break below the Lower Lows trend-line of the former Triangle, would be a bearish break-out signal targeting the -0.5 Fibonacci extension.
Notice how so far the former Lower Highs of the Triangle stopped the September 02 sell candle and turned the price action sideways on a Higher Lows trend-line (black dots) similar to August 20 - 26. At the same time, the 4H RSI has been supported on Higher Lows but rejected on a horizontal Resistance, forming an Ascending Triangle.
Which short-term set-up do you think is more likely to prevail? Feel free to share your work and let me know in the comments section below!
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