BTC at multiple zones of resistance
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Chart should be self explanatory - going with daily + weekly stochastics and MA's
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For people who like TA: ELLIOT WAVE THEORY: This is also a good example of a potential elliot wave theory completion which calls for 3 upwards impulses before completing the cycle (HH -> HL -> HH -> HL -> HH -> HL)/ If this pattern were to be valid we can expect the third HH impulse taking us to about 44'000.
FIBONACCI LEVELS: Next major trend based fib level os resistance is around 43'000 so there is definitel more space to move upwards. Gann fan theory also shows support buy I am not a strong believer in this form of TA.
STOCHASTICS: Going up on weekly and daily reinforcing the bullish trend, should need a return to equilibrium (above this price by atleast 1000 - short term) due to the consistant downwards movement over the past day.
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If the strat is valid we should see another upwards impuse soon as price nears the upwards support trendline. Potential buying opportunity, I will add long positions very cautiously here as I will explain. Before buying always wait for confirmation (candles closing above or below), breaking the support usually indicates a breakout of the trend, which I would usually sell. I am being cautious in this case because the 4h looks very dodgy to me, stochs are looking off too, so I will wait this one out.Note
BTC has broken down from the long term upward trend line but is now in a zone of interest, if it is to act as a support, BTC could potentially re-enter the upwards trend off a strong bounce. If not, BTC will be looking very weak.Note
Still holding original longs as i am confident it will reach these prices again, I have lowered down the average with longs @ 35200 in my new analysis which you can find here - 
Targets have not been reached yet, nor have SL been hit or positions closed so this trade idea will remain open until further notice.
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