Previous chart showed the bear scenario down to 3K, but the timing of the next selloff was being held up while BTC broke down out of its rising wedge and mostly went sideways. This is great for local chop swings, but confuses the hell out of those expecting BTC to move with volume based on only its own TA patterns. Thing is, the recent selloff impulse that we're now rising from *happened entirely in response to the the stock market* -- so for the time being, BTC is following in this dump dance, not leading. We're correlated, get over it 😜
Given these conditions - for the first time in my crypto career I decided to chart DJI, which is in a perfect rising wedge heading for a .618 retrace. Until major indices dump with force, BTC is without a guiding impulse, so bulls are taking advantage short-term. My original projection of us falling from this rising channel/wedge/whatever and landing near $3333 still stands, but I'm currently long from $6600 and will TP at $7450 and $8080. I'll be fully short by 8K, but again - we're at the mercy of global market action, this bulltrap will simply stack a bunch of fat wick-chasing bids for us to dump into with force when stocks decide to plummet again.
We popped the ceiling of the down channel that had been tested multiple times, validating the short-term forecast for more bull. That leaves us a whiplash weekend to hit our peak. My current estimate for any big stock moves to provide impulse dump is next monday, april 20th at the earliest.
Previous chart with possible bat/crab harmonics aren't as good a fit for this final bulltrap scenario, but *does* make for a great ABCD
Yes, I'm still a crusty old bear - but I have no problem riding a bulltrap for short-term profits and opening an even higher short position 😉
Given these conditions - for the first time in my crypto career I decided to chart DJI, which is in a perfect rising wedge heading for a .618 retrace. Until major indices dump with force, BTC is without a guiding impulse, so bulls are taking advantage short-term. My original projection of us falling from this rising channel/wedge/whatever and landing near $3333 still stands, but I'm currently long from $6600 and will TP at $7450 and $8080. I'll be fully short by 8K, but again - we're at the mercy of global market action, this bulltrap will simply stack a bunch of fat wick-chasing bids for us to dump into with force when stocks decide to plummet again.
We popped the ceiling of the down channel that had been tested multiple times, validating the short-term forecast for more bull. That leaves us a whiplash weekend to hit our peak. My current estimate for any big stock moves to provide impulse dump is next monday, april 20th at the earliest.
Previous chart with possible bat/crab harmonics aren't as good a fit for this final bulltrap scenario, but *does* make for a great ABCD
Yes, I'm still a crusty old bear - but I have no problem riding a bulltrap for short-term profits and opening an even higher short position 😉
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expecting squeeze spike to 7550 then consolidate 7200-7300 before push to 8K this weekendTrade active
still climbing on low volume, not much impulse, just inverse gravity 😉. local channel levels flattening out too as we transition from the steep initial rebound wedge to rounding out the peak. likely retrace to 6950 for the next 24 hours, when CME futures opens, which will probably provide the fuel for next rally to 7800-8000. Then we shall see what the markets bring us monday Note
or we could just rally without retrace, pretty typical 😂 bulls not giving bears a breath in the sideways until external dump impulse finally smacks them downNote
absolutely perfectly retest of the top of the downtrend channel. Markets are freaking out about OIL going negative, but bitcoin is still in bull formation, at least until stocks decide to take another nosediveRelated publications
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