PEPE / TetherUS
Long

Pepe Update ยท 5th Dimensional Technical Analysis & Rising Prices

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The energy changes. Do we really have to look at a chart?

The market sentiment is so different when the market is trending compared to when the market is sideways. The energy is very different when the market is dropping compared to when it is rising. We can tell what is coming based on how the market feels, but it is a bit paradoxical.

Good feelings, greed and a high level of certainty doesn't necessary means that the market will move in your direction. These are your feelings but not necessarily the market sentiment, how the market is feeling.

The first step then is to learn to distinguish between the market sentiment, how the market and its participants are doing and our own feelings, intuitions, perceptions, ideas, impulses and emotions.

Well, maybe that is too hard. Since it is very hard to learn to be aligned with the market and interpret the correct meaning of the different feelings we get in relation to prices, we can just use a chart.

Pepe produced a rounded bottom followed by a bullish jump. Pepe now again produced a new bottom pattern but this time a rising triangle and has been moving up for months, five months to be exact.

Five months rising but there is no rise. This is a very strong accumulation phase. Accumulation leads to a massive bullish jump. How are you feeling? Are you feeling low or are you feeling great?

The calm before the storm. The market tends to become depressed before a major bullish run. If not in prices, people become depressed in feelings, that is because all of their bearish friends are gone. We suffer because they are getting liquidated but there is light at the end of the tunnel, our profits are going up.

Stay bullish. Choose wisely. Keep reading. Bet LONG.

There is no point in being bearish when the market is going up.

Only now we are preparing for a massive bullish run.

Join the wave and you will profit, have fun and grow. It is very simple, we all buy and hold.

Namaste.

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