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The 1 hour had shifted. The recovery is over. In the next 6 months you will begin to understand The Final Collapse.
Was it all by design? Is the math sound? Does a fiat collapse in the woods make a depression?
Come with me down to the depths of sound insanity.








The 1 hour had shifted. The recovery is over. In the next 6 months you will begin to understand The Final Collapse.
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*Delay of launch*Note
*Flight departing*Note
might just be a dead cat bounce to flush out shortsNote
there is a transient zone that has been pulling price action up to revisit the 17567.45 levelNote
15 min is showing a potential shift back up, but 5 min is looking like it's exhausted, so I'm leaning intoa breakdown on the 1 hour here to start the leg back down to retest lows.Note
updated chart ^^^Note
So I checked out the bitcoin/gold chart to see if the transient zone targets hold up on a chart that is not skewed by inflation. What I outlined is some low targets formed 7-9 years ago, and found that a few of the zones the 25k target is not a transient zone on the gold chart. There is a small zone that on a large timeframe doesn't hold up. Around the 30k level. So, the primary transient zones are below the current price level.These zones are areas where price briefly traveled and did not return.
Price action is mostly recurrent, as in it passes back and fourth in an area and never really leaving bars alone, price gets boxed into areas where large traders continulously bet at two price levels and bounce price between the two and trade others out of thier positions.
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