Potential Inverted Bart could take us back to $7300

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Just got a nice bull candle to end the day on the 4hr chart that took us above the current bearflag we were in and turned it into an inverted Bart. However, in order for this break to eb confirmed and not just a fakeout we need to see. the new 4 hr candle maintain itself above the 4hr t line(in tan). the potential climb is $7300 with the rsi and stochrsi where they currently are it's not out of the question for that kind of bounce...however until I see a series of higher low, higher high and a follow up higher low I won't be tempted to go long again on the idea strategy. I have indeed bought back in here at 6750 after exiting round 7632. However I will probably safe guard myself and exit again after this bounce then only entering again if we have another huge plummet or we form a higher low/higher high/higher low sequence. Just my style and not meant to be financial advice..so far it seems to be working out for me. The Cup and handle on the eve bottom seems rather unlikely now but technically not invalidated until price dips below bottom of the cup...however I think there's still a chance of the adam and eve double bottom being valid...or potentially us forming a triple bottom....the double bottom is definitely questionable at this point with this low of a dip however...so the smartest strategy I have to rely on at this point is the higher high/higher low and vice versa strategy...It tends to work better than anything else I do so when things are uncertain I trust that above all else.

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if the t line does not retain support then this is nothing but a fake breakout designed to get the rsi out of oversold territory so that we can dip to 6.5k or so.

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we may bull flag right here.

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Bart is still chillin: s3.amazonaws.com/tradingview/snapshots/5/5TKquxZK.png

DrDovetail

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