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Geovanni412:Do you remember explaining this BTC 4hr chat to you yesterday? Did I not state that BTC price will open above 23k for today? Did I not state that the support of 23.4k will likely hold? What other definitive analysis do you want? If you or anyone else had opened a long from that support, you're sure of nothing less than 3% profits or more for today. I used that BTC support as a guide to trade on Altcoins, and I sure made some decent profits. What other explanations do you need to make it definitive? Below is yesterday's 4hr BTC chart which I posted for more clarity.
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Omobola121:Be very careful with BTCdown. We're in a very strong bullish market. It's better to wait for a retracement, then go long again with BTCUP. Thanks for acknowledging, I appreciate! |
Geovanni412:Do you realise we may never see 21k till September? Even in September, 21k still looks far fetched. This means that while people are waiting for 21k, trading opportunities will come and go. Do you know how much profits I've made since yesterday and today? Why wait for 21k that is farfetched, when you can make decent profits NOW? This is almost the same scenario when people were waiting for the 14k drop which never happened, and will never happen this year. Anyway, different strokes for different folks! |
Omobola121:Lol, do you now see what it feels like to be attacked unprovoked, and called all sorts of names just because you're trying to help out, and get a little remuneration, which isn't a crime after all? This is what I went through. It's quite disheartening, but you gotta stay strong and keep doing what you do. |
Sey1olumuyiwa:If you had been following my posts, I said that from now till September, BTC price will regain lost grounds from the bears. The Feds won't be having a meeting till September, and when they eventually do, the interest rate hike may not be as aggressive as before. Why? The recently released CPI report which increased to 8.5 and down from 9.1 suggests that inflation is easing, and that the Feds may not increase it aggressively like before. Of course, this is all speculation, but aren't we in the business of speculation? Know this...the markets reacts first to speculation before the actual news. This is why prices drop before the actual news. Then when the news is out, the market had already priced in the rumour, before prices start shooting up. People keep wondering...'oh, but the news was negative, why didn't price fall after that? It's a game only a few and the observant understand. So my point is, even after the Feds increase interest rate in September, there's a strong possibility 21k will be a thing of the past, depending on how much grounds the Bulls gain from now till September. We're in a bull cycle. The bears have had their time, the bulls are taking over from now till possibly the end of the year. Remember...there are usually two cycles in a calendar year. The bulls have come to stay! |
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Geovanni412:Do you still think shorting was a good idea or to still wait for 21k drop?
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Geovanni412:Yeah, the mooning was for those who opened long positions before the CPI report. It is important to keep up with the macroeconomics, and most especially...dates of key economic reports from the US. It was rumoured that the CPI would increase to 8.5% and down from 9.1 last month. CPI peaked at 9.1, so anything less would be seen as an improvement. Buyers opened long positions after the selloff, in anticipation of today's CPI report. In summary, those who opened long positions made lots of profits! Speaking about the 4hr BTC chart, the retracement has bounced up from the support at 23.4k Today's price will likely close above this support, and a new daily opening also above this support. After tomorrow's opening price above the support of 23.4k, there will likely be a slight retracement to a support of 23.3k/23.1k, before it continues with it's upward movement. On the other hand, after tomorrow's opening price, it will maintain the current support at 23.4k and continue with it's upward movement. For me, shorting now is a tad risky. The right time to short which would certainly guarantee good returns was when BTC ran out of steam close to the 24.2k resistance. The Bullls are very much in control of this!
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BREAKING: The Consumer Price Index climbed by 8.5 percent in the year through July, compared to 9.1 percent the prior month, a bigger slowdown than economists had projected. Expect the markets to moon! Sorry for who never open long position prior to this news. |
Omobola121:BTCUP are one of the leveraged tokens, you should take your profits...FAST! Sorry, I don't read it well the first time, thought you were referring to holding BTC. Abeg take profits for now! |
Omobola121:It will eventually hit the stubborn resistance at 24.6k. Maybe not today, but I strongly believe it will this week. When it does that, you can take profits, and open another long after the pullback. Looking medium term, BTC will most definitely touch 26k It depends on your trading preference, decide on what strategy to use...short or medium term. |
Omobola121:Lol Yeah...trading is also all about speculations and projections. When BTC failed to drop below 18k after that CPI data, was the moment I knew the bear market was gradually waning. Like I said before, from now till September, expect more grounds to be retaken by the bulls. Yes, there will always be pullbacks, but what we'll be seeing are higher lows and higher highs. People, don't just read the analysis, take advantage of it! Peace... |
Elliotwaveforec:Nice one! |
Omobola121:Smooth seas don't make good sailors! Healthy criticisms are necessary for improvements, that's part of the reason we're here; to learn more and improve! For once, he sounds bullish! ![]() |
NotBeenPaid:A day trader is one who opens and closes a position in a day's trading session, while a swing trader opens a position and leaves it for days, weeks or even a month. When I open any position, my aim is always to close it in a day's trading session. But for the fact that we do not control price movements, sometimes the expected exit target won't be reached till days or even upto a week. That's what I mean by being a day/swing trader. |
Elliotwaveforec:You mean the 14k selloff? ![]() Anyway, point of correction...I'm a day/swing trader. When trades don't really go according to plan, I swing trade. My analysis is applicable to both day and swing traders. Just saying... |
Elliotwaveforec:Until you learn to respect the importance of support and resistance, your price predictions will keep falling short. From now till September, the bears will keep losing grounds to the bulls. The Feds won't be having another meeting on inflation matters till September. The Bulls will take advantage of this recess. Know this and know peace! For now, the only probable obstacle to BTC is the Taiwan-China tensions. Besides that, nothing else will stop BTC from reclaiming lost grounds. |
Siberia01:Why do you always mention me whenever it seems like BTC price is about to collapse? If you can use this same energy to mention me when BTC price goes up, I'll take you more seriously. I just think you're always lurking in the shadows, and waiting for BTC price to plummet, so you can make mockery of my analysis. But, no be me go shame you...na BTC price will do that. If you feel the need to mention me, do that when BTC price goes both directions, not just when it's dropping, then you will emerge from wherever you've been hiding. Until you change, for now, I'll take you as a cynic! Have a good day!
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The battle for dominance continues...
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DenreleDave:Bro, I'm not here to give free signals or consultations. I drop my analysis, then make of it what you can. At least, as a trader, one should be able to deduce the information from the analysis. Anyway, to answer your question for the last time in regards to going long, hold or short...hold on for now, till BTC settles at a confirmed support before opening a long position. The key support areas to note are: 22.6k, 22.2k and 21.9k any other support below these would prolong the inevitable recovery of BTC For those who have already opened long positions, just hold on...fingers crossed, the key support areas hold for a reversal. If the key support fails, use your discretion to determine if to sell at a loss, or keep hodling for a reversal. Cheers! |
Omobola121:Happy new month to you too. I don drop analysis already. Scroll through... |
Kingsteve:New week and a new monthly candle for BTC. So how did BTC fare last month? Firstly, the weekly and monthly candles closed and opened in a positive price range for BTC at 23.293k This means that BTC gained 16.8% up from its opening monthly price at 19.942k...good job by the bulls! Moving forward...I still expect some retracement, and I see a potential support at 22.6k, in the eventuality of a pullback from its current support at 23.1k BTC now seems on course to continue with its rally into more positive price range, and retest the resistance at 24.6k When this resistance is finally broken, the next battlefront will be at 26k Have a great trading week guys, as we wait and see how the bulls battle the bears.
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Geovanni412:Let's see how it plays out... Interesting times ahead! |
Btc powering up to close the weekly candle above 23k/24k and most likely, open a new weekly candle at 24k What this means is that in the coming weeks, BTC will be chasing 26k, where it will face another stiff resistance by the bears. When it eventually breaks that resistance at 26k, next stop is 28k, where the bears will be waiting for another territorial battle! We wait and watch...
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For those still in doubt, well...I'm not the only one that shares the same sentiments! The bear cycle is gradually phasing out, as they lose more territories and making way for the bull cycle. https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-bear-market-over-metric-hints-as-btc-exchange-balances-hit-4-year-low
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Geovanni412:Inasmuch as any scenario can play out in the markets, but I always look at the charts for better understanding of price movements. One thing about FA, is that prices sometimes fail to take the direction of what the FA projects, instead it goes the opposite direction, just like we recently witnessed. So many reasons can be attributed to this unusual trend, but when the charts are consulted, it begins to make more sense why prices behave the way they do. Are we saying that it's an impossible task for BTC to hit 31k before or at the end of the year? Again, I'm consulting the charts, and this time around, I'll be using the monthly timeframe, which will give us a broader perspective of future price movement. Kindly disregard the horizontal lines and pay attention to the candles. Look at the previous red monthly candle. The price opened on 01/06/22 in the 31k region, dropped to ATL at 17k, and closed at 19.9k in that same month. Meaning that BTC lost 35% from its opening to closing price. The current green monthly candle opened on 01/07/22 at 19.9k, and currently at 23.7k as at writing this. This means BTC is up 19% or thereabouts from its monthly opening price to the current price. Mathematically, the bears have given up 19% of its territory to the bulls, remaining 16% more for the bulls to recover the 35% lost to the bears. Is 16% an impossible task for BTC to reclaim from now to the end of the year? ![]() Moving forward...if BTC manages to close out this current green candle at any price above 23k, and creeps into the 24k region, while opening the next monthly candle in that same 24k region, it basically means the bull market is gradually staging a comeback, and the next target will be 26k. We have 5 more monthly candles to go, to close this trading calendar year, and if the bulls continue to gain more territory from the bears, I see no reason why BTC price won't hit 31k, just like it did last month June as the opening price, before it capitulated to 17k This might sound a bit too technical, but I'm sure you understand my language. In summary: the charts will always give a better, clearer and wider view about the future movement of BTC price than any fundamentals. Having said that, it wouldn't really baffle me, if BTC price suddenly changes direction and heads south in the coming months due to sustained negative macroeconomics. But like always, I rely more on chart readings than any other factor which may affect BTC price.
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Geovanni412:There's no worse time for the crypto market to crash than now! What makes you think there won't be some sort of positive macroeconomics by or before September, which will further boost the crypto market? What we're experiencing now is that BTC has probably bottomed out at 17k, and it's very likely the bulls are taking over till the end of this year...why not? After all, usually; there are two cycles in a trading calendar year...the bear and bull markets! Just because the markets crashed in 2008, doesn't necessarily mean the same scenario will play out this time around. What's the correlation? From my point of view, I see BTC hitting 31k before or by the end of the year. This run may even carry on into the Q1 of next year, where BTC could be chasing 37-39k Take a look at the BTC W1 chart below...see the closeness between 23k to 26k, and from 26k to a strong resistance at 31k...it's possible! The RSI in the higher timeframes; D4, W1, W2, and 1MN are all in the oversold territory; below 30, meaning that the next move will naturally be for traders to buy, which will at some point take the RSI above 70 in the overbought territory, and the cycle continues... That's basically trading! Even at gunpoint, I still remain bullish in the midst of the bears! The laws of trading have to play out...just like the law of gravity!
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Khayceeofficial:Cheers! ![]() |
Florasilver:Thanks! |
DaemoLee:I'll try |
DenreleDave:Open long positions at available supports. Better still...wait till tomorrow, and see how the market reacts to today's news before going long. |
