Bitcoin has been on a massive downtrend, and it feels like it never ends. However, there are some good signs that the bottom could be near. First, the RSI is sooooo oversold. Usually, when the price reaches this level, it just snaps right back. The RSI is also at a key support area that held multiple times in the past. Looking at the MACD, we see bullish divergence (aka convergence). The lows get lower, but the MACD fails to get lower. That means that the bears are actually losing momentum. The volume is also picking up, which means a lot of people (and money) are showing interest.
In addition, the ABC corrections seem to be complete. I count five waves (blue) in wave C and even five subwaves (light blue; see chart below) in the fifth subwave (black) of the extended fifth wave (blue).
The fifth subwave (black) is almost exactly a 1 to 1 Extension of subwave 1 (black). That is very common fifth wave ratio and could signal the end. If I break it down even further, we see five sub-sub-sub-waves! The fifth wave is an expanding ending diagonal. What rare pattern to seal the end!
Sometimes we need to look at the big picture. We should not panic and look at the price every 5 mins if we're not day trading. We have not completed the fifth cycle wave, and I don't think we are even close to the very top.
The question is am I right? The answer is probably not. What I'm doing here is called "catching a falling knife". No one can predict the exact bottom, and I could be far from correct. There are still bearish signs. For instance, Bitcoin just broke a key support level, which happens to be the bottom line of a falling wedge. That is an extremely bad sign. Usually, you want to buy on confirmation of a breakout. That would mean Bitcoin needs break 10k.
However, for the risky and daring traders like me, this presents an interesting setup where we try to buy to bottom and make massive profits (if we're right). According to my analysis, $6230 should be around the bottom (This is just an complete guess for giggles and the memes).
Aggressive Play:
Entry: $5000-$6500
Target: $30,000
Stop:$4500
Time: Less than 6 months
Conservative Play:
Entry: Buy when Bitcoin breaks $10,000 with volume.
Target: $30,000
Stop: $9000
Time: Less that 6 months.
In addition, the ABC corrections seem to be complete. I count five waves (blue) in wave C and even five subwaves (light blue; see chart below) in the fifth subwave (black) of the extended fifth wave (blue).
The fifth subwave (black) is almost exactly a 1 to 1 Extension of subwave 1 (black). That is very common fifth wave ratio and could signal the end. If I break it down even further, we see five sub-sub-sub-waves! The fifth wave is an expanding ending diagonal. What rare pattern to seal the end!
Sometimes we need to look at the big picture. We should not panic and look at the price every 5 mins if we're not day trading. We have not completed the fifth cycle wave, and I don't think we are even close to the very top.
The question is am I right? The answer is probably not. What I'm doing here is called "catching a falling knife". No one can predict the exact bottom, and I could be far from correct. There are still bearish signs. For instance, Bitcoin just broke a key support level, which happens to be the bottom line of a falling wedge. That is an extremely bad sign. Usually, you want to buy on confirmation of a breakout. That would mean Bitcoin needs break 10k.
However, for the risky and daring traders like me, this presents an interesting setup where we try to buy to bottom and make massive profits (if we're right). According to my analysis, $6230 should be around the bottom (This is just an complete guess for giggles and the memes).
Aggressive Play:
Entry: $5000-$6500
Target: $30,000
Stop:$4500
Time: Less than 6 months
Conservative Play:
Entry: Buy when Bitcoin breaks $10,000 with volume.
Target: $30,000
Stop: $9000
Time: Less that 6 months.
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Ending Diagonal Fifth Subwave (falling wedge) in a Expanding Ending Diagonal Fifth Wave?
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