A massive short squeeze was enough for BTC to break up both MA100 ( Blue ) and MA50 ( Green ) and move over 6300$.
This is something we saw back in 2015 and it basically confirmed the end of bear trend.
While it's highly likely we'll see a deeper "technical" pullback on the upcoming days/weeks ( as MA50 still lags under MA100 ), Bitcoin is poised to move much higher on medium term and it's quite likely to consolidate over MA20 ( red ), as it did back in 2015-2016. As you noticed MA20 did turn up already.
MA50/MA100 crossover would finally confirm a strong and firm uptrend.
This is something we saw back in 2015 and it basically confirmed the end of bear trend.
While it's highly likely we'll see a deeper "technical" pullback on the upcoming days/weeks ( as MA50 still lags under MA100 ), Bitcoin is poised to move much higher on medium term and it's quite likely to consolidate over MA20 ( red ), as it did back in 2015-2016. As you noticed MA20 did turn up already.
MA50/MA100 crossover would finally confirm a strong and firm uptrend.
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Technical pullback ongoingNote
Broke up the rising wedge, already up 100$.A small gift for daytrading, enjoy.
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We recently had a TD Count=18 on Daily.That's a ***very rare*** occurrence.
A TD strip > 9 or 13 means a rather long sequence of days seeing a rising price.
While this has little or no importance at all short term, it has some potentialy interesting implications for the medium term scenario.
Look at the chart below:
Here's two things i want to point out:
1) TD strips exceeding 13 ( red square ) are extremely rare on downtrends / sideway market ( a single red line span ).
2) TD strips exceeding ( all squares, except the red one ) are pretty common into uptrends ( blue line span ).
3) The first TD strip exceeding 13 sequence after a bottom usually marks the start of an uptrend ( see green squares ).
Got the message ?
We''ll see whether we have an "early bird" here or not.
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A shame i cannot fix the typos :(Below the fixed message. Sorry.
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Here's the things i want to point out:
1) TD strips exceeding 13 ( that single red square ) are extremely rare on downtrends / sideway market ( red line span ).
2) TD strips exceeding 13 ( all squares, except the red one ) are pretty common in uptrends ( blue line span ).
3) The first TD strip exceeding 13 after a bottom usually marks the start of an uptrend ( see green squares ).
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Rising wedge and divergences shown got confirmation.Note
BB bisector should be considered support.Note
Rebound already over 11200$.There's a chance it may nail 11700-12200$ area.
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Target area reached, crossroads ahead.Note
Why crossroads ?Because we had a pullback to previous support ( dotted red ), now resistance.
It's the upper bound of a broader rising wedge, with a -seemingly- smaill flag within. 12200-12500$ is resistance.
Short term price can move either way, with a slight bearish bias.
Use some caution and wait for market to pick some direction.
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Diamond top are among the *worst pattern to deal with*, as the may actually be half staffs as well.Anyway, we have some noticeable risk of a topping pattern here.
So better acting accordingly and reduce risk.
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Alreay 500$ lower, but less resembling a diamond.Mixed scenario.
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Short term it may rebound, as 9400$ should act as support ( hopefully ).Otherwise it would be rather ugly.
Anyway, mediium term i would expect a further low, unless 11800$ is recovered before monday.
Seems unlikely so far, we'll see.
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Rejected already.best bet for the bulls would be a further inverted H&S, with a right shoulder ideally above 9800$.
Anyway, unless the bulls manage to pierce through the previous support in 11k area bias keeps bearish.
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