No New Lows: “Parabolic” Bitcoin Indicator Could Suggest The Local Bottom Is In

No New Lows: “Parabolic” Bitcoin Indicator Could Suggest The Local Bottom Is In

When Bitcoin rallies, it historically has gone parabolic and blasted off to astronomical prices before each cycle peaks. Recently, rallies have been few and far between, cutting the price per coin down to around $33,000 at the local low. The plummet, however, fell short of tagging a “parabolic” indicator and it could mean that the local bottom is in. Here is more about the Parabolic SAR, the potential signal, and other supporting evidence that the bottom might already be in. Parabolic Uptrend Intact, Says Indicator With 95% Confidence Rate Bitcoin price has repeatedly gone....


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