Looks like Bitcoin is making a wedge here, probably ending this big wave down from the 9K. It's not there yet, but if volume keeps on dropping while inside this wedge, and price goes for another low around 6400 but to at least 6600/6650. Most reliable would be a fast drop now and than slowly crawling and turning up if the low would be at 6600ish are a fast V shap if we drop towards 6400.
With a low at 6400 volume should increase around that low and when the low will be around 6600 volume should increase at the breakout.
My longer term view are still much lower prices, have been targeting 4K,6K,7500 for more than a month now. But markets work in waves (usually), so if my plan works out and it becomes a wedge, we should expect a sideways weekend. First target should be around 7300. But ideally it would go towards 7800/8200
Again, we are not there yet, so this pattern could turn into anything, but i guess this would be the most logical at the moment
With a low at 6400 volume should increase around that low and when the low will be around 6600 volume should increase at the breakout.
My longer term view are still much lower prices, have been targeting 4K,6K,7500 for more than a month now. But markets work in waves (usually), so if my plan works out and it becomes a wedge, we should expect a sideways weekend. First target should be around 7300. But ideally it would go towards 7800/8200
Again, we are not there yet, so this pattern could turn into anything, but i guess this would be the most logical at the moment
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Thing is, everyone on TV has become a big bear the last week. Even the biggest bulls. It's not like TV represents the whole market, but it does give a good impression. I would be surprised if the market just keeps on dropping without shaking some big bears out.
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We could start to see a very big short covering rallyNote
SPoofy was in with 800+ BTC in the buy just now, but some one sold 250 BTC into him and he dissapeared immediately :) i think he was not fast enough this time :) LOLNote
Seeing some big dumping, second 250ish BTC sell order dumpNote
This ain't the typical flag fight, this one is with high volume, probably meaning an big wave, up or downNote
It's still guessing a bit about where to put the right lines. I think the original wedge was quite good. As long as price stays above that red and green line, things are still bullish short term. I just saw a big biy order of 1500 BTC at 7100. Biggest one i have seen so far. Still people are dumping though :) So my guess the stakeholders are doing a rescue mission, but if selling pressure continues like this than chances increase even THEY won't make it.
I think chances are bigger we higher from here, making a correction to around 7600 at least.
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The 1250 btc just disappeared at 7100.Note
I am out the door again, good luck trading :)Note
The bulls need to take control soon, otherwise they will probably loose and all these efforts just turn out te be a big bear flag from the 8K. Usually the second bear flag (first one was at 7700/8100) does not break downwards. But that's not a guarantee of course. That's why i favor a a correction upwards, but if bulls don't start to show some strength soon, the correction will be mostly in time and the market will show it's hand again about how weak it is. If so, chances increase allot that we will see the 5K levels and maybe even the 4K's next week.Note
I am looking to maybe make an analysis on a few Alts, but what's the use. They all show the same picture. That's why this whole market is crap, they only do what Bitcoin does. Some slightly better or worse, but still the sameNote
Place my stop around my entry level, volume is just so low, this could go anywhere.Note
6800 could be a supportDisclaimer
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