Our last entry at 42800 has given us a nice profit so far.
Bitcoin is now at the median level between two Gann levels. We can count 5 waves to the upside (green count), assuming that wave v is coming to an end. That would complete wave (iii) of a larger degree (blue count).
Sun squares natal Sun on 6 OCT, an important and potentially problematic aspect.
An idea could be to scale out as we don’t want to get chopped up in a potential wave (iv).
When we see further confirmation of an unfolding wave (iv), an idea could be to set up a Theta Decay strategy to receive income from expiring options. Another idea would be to trade altcoins because they thrive when BTC ranges after a strong move up (Bitcoin dominance decline).
Potential support levels for a wave (iv) would be: - 48608 Gann level and .236 Fib - 47400 .382 Fib level This is the range of the blue box.
Below 46800 the assumption is invalidated.
Correlations: Nasdaq is currently correcting to the upside and approaches the 50-60% retracement zone where sellers may step in again.
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STO = sell to open BTC = buy to close BTO = buy to open STC = sell to close TD = Theta Decay (for example a strangle or iron condor)
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