Wanted to take one more look at the DOGE prediction on the lowertimeframe (12H) that we made exactly one week ago.
After seeing price breakdown from the rising wedge pattern, price quickly rose to retest our green trendline. This green trendline acted as a level of support all the way to the upside and once old support is broken, it is usually flipped into a new level of resistance. We warned a week ago this was likely turning into a new level of resistance around $0.416, but we need to watch the 12H RSI to confirm this was the case.
Where we said "Watch for a rejection" was because the 12H RSI was fighting the median line (50). When strength is above the 50 it has bullish momentum, when strength is below the 50 it has more bearish momentum. Therefore, once the RSI did get rejected below that 50 level, the bears took over, flipped that trendline into new resistance, and pushed price into our "downside target" measured move box of support.
After seeing price breakdown from the rising wedge pattern, price quickly rose to retest our green trendline. This green trendline acted as a level of support all the way to the upside and once old support is broken, it is usually flipped into a new level of resistance. We warned a week ago this was likely turning into a new level of resistance around $0.416, but we need to watch the 12H RSI to confirm this was the case.
Where we said "Watch for a rejection" was because the 12H RSI was fighting the median line (50). When strength is above the 50 it has bullish momentum, when strength is below the 50 it has more bearish momentum. Therefore, once the RSI did get rejected below that 50 level, the bears took over, flipped that trendline into new resistance, and pushed price into our "downside target" measured move box of support.
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