Bitcoin Analysis: Week of Oct 26 (Intro to RSI)
In last week’s post we concluded with the following statement: Our overall stance is now Long-Term Slightly Bullish, Intermediate-Term can now be considered Bullish, and Short-Term is also Bullish. Regular readers will recall how a few weeks before the big drop to the US$200’s it was stated in this series how this was the scariest charts have looked in a long time, well now we have the complete opposite. Sitting right here on the verge of breaking back above US$400 is the best charts have looked in months. Nothing is ever guaranteed, but the ideal situation right now is to break above the....
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In last week’s post we concluded with the following statement: Now that the price has reached our support target of US$500-530 zone where do we stand now? Lets take a look at the weekly chart. “The odds, however, favor more downside back to the base of the triangle at US$560 and breaking below that should take us down into the US$500-530 zone where the Fibonacci’s will have a chance to create a healthy reversal.” The comment on the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement has been changed to indicate we have reached this critical support point. An additional trend line has been added that uses the....
In last weeks post we concluded with the following statement: Today we will see if we need to re-evaluate this view going into next week. First let’s take a look at the latest weekly chat: Our charts are conflicting; the shorter daily chart is implying continued bearish pressure, as the bullish trend line was broken this week. The longer-term weakly chart on the other hand is not suggesting anyone should panic just yet. Watch for a pull back to the US$500 to US$530 zone while still keeping your eye on the target of US$750. Once one of these zones is approached we would look to re-evaluate....
In last weeks post we concluded with the following statement: Friday Aug 1st started out as an impressive day yet sold off near the end. As a trader of the Fiat Financial Markets it would have been reasonable to pull the trigger and try and take advantage of the upward momentum, but keep in mind, the medium term trend is still down and the trader should have realized within a few days that the breakout back to US$625 is not imminent. Let us now take a look at the long-term view and see where we stand. Friday’s close will help guide us whether we can once again approach the 50% Fibonacci....
In last week’s post we concluded with the following statement: We are as neutral across the board as can be, with the Long-term chart looking borderline Bearish once again. What looked like a great buying opportunity and continuation of momentum from early October has fizzled away. There are definitely positives to point to in that the demand in early October was something we have not seen in 6 months and if we turn right here at these US$330-340 support levels we should have established that textbook higher low that we were hopping for prior to the move up to US$420. The ideal course of....
In last week’s post we concluded with the following statement: There was more in the conclusion, but when the primary case describes the expected week pretty well, there is no need to copy all of it and is left for the reader to go back and review. The pull back down to US$340 to establish a new higher low did not take place, but a new high at US$400 resistance did. After some consolidation a newer high was made at US$415, which warranted the following tweet: “Our overall stance is now Long-Term Neutral (still have the issue of not enough new users), Intermediate-Term very slightly Bearish....