X Force Global Analysis:
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In this analysis, we analyze Bitcoin's weekly chart, exploring undervalued/hidden signals of confirmation based on moving averages, and assessing long term bullish probabilities through patterns and Elliott wave counts.
Analysis
- To begin with, we need to identify important Simple Moving Averages (SMA) for this analysis
- The 20 SMA on the weekly is in sky blue
- The 50 SMA on the weekly is in purple
- The 100 SMA on the weekly is in yellow
- The 200 SMA on the weekly is in pink
- We can see that every time the 20 SMA and 50 SMA form a golden cross, the next candle plays out as a corrective trend in the form of a pullback
- A golden cross of the two moving averages that took place in Nov 2015 led to a 41% drop on the next candle
- A golden cross of the two MAs in Jun. 2019 led to a 25% drop on the next candle
- Taking into consideration the fact that the last two golden crosses have led to a form of pullback, probabilities suggest that we could see a corrective trend take place
- The fact that prices have been rejected by 11.6k levels three times adds weight to this probability
- A weekly candle close below 11.6k could confirm the potential formation of an bullish ascending pattern
- Prices creating higher lows, while the highs remain at the same level around the 11.6k resistance
- Counting Elliott Waves, we could expect an Elliott Triangle Wave count (ABCDE)
- Wave E would be in play for one last move, filling the CME gaps, before seeing a real breakout take place
- Based on the Moving Averages and ascending trend line support, it would be highly unlikely that we see a degree of correction breaking the support levels at 6.5k
Market Sentiment:
Long short ratios have increased even more to 75 to 25, with significantly more long positions than shorts. The market sentiment is dominantly bullish, as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remains at 79; Extreme Greed. It's also important to take into consideration the fact that Google's Search Trend demonstrates a mere 5% increase in the key word "Bitcoin". Without any fundamental development having taken place in regards to the cryptocurrency space, or let alone Bitcoin, it's safe to assume that there hasn't been a massive inflow of retail investors' capital in the market.
What We Believe
While our outlook on Bitcoin still remains bullish for the long term, the long short ratio, Bitcoin's fundamental developments, and technical evidence demonstrate higher probabilities for a short term correction that may be overextended by the bullish market sentiment.
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