We've seen a failed retest of the 10k support und bounced up to 11,2k. The next movement will come within the following hours, as asians are entering the market again and we might move above the 11,2k zone or get a dump and retest the now even weaker 10k support line.
I recommend staying calm and waiting out further movement, since this one could go both ways.
There's most likely not enough volume to get above the 12k for now, so another retest of the lower 10k support seems inevitable in the next few days, regardless of asias next move tonight.
As for now, we're still in a bearish trend and won't breake the 13k support at least until the end of january.
There are two possible scenarios right now.
1. If we get a pump from asia, we will probably go to 12k see another bounce down from there, which is where I'm putting my sell orders in that case. Since I don't see any way of us getting above the strong 13k support line, this trade might come in quite handy for us, because not getting above 13k would also mean bouncing down again to at least 12k (where we sold).
2. However, getting a dump from asia in the next few hours could lead to a serious retest of the 10k zone with the small possibility of peaking down deeper for a double bottom at around 9,2k. I do not recommend lowering your position if we are digging down tonight, as it is unclear if we actually get below 10k on the next retest. We should then hold what we got and increase our position by buying between 9,2k and 10k. That is because an extended move downwards(breaking even below 9,2k) is HIGHLY unlikely (at least for now).
Note: We do NOT want to move below 10k entirely before 26th/27th of january, because that might open us up to a lower low once the CME futures expire at that date. Such a scenario could get us below 8k and therefor into a state where we definitely do not want to be (unless we have some FIAT available obviously).
If you're inexperienced, your best move might be watching and learning from this huge correction and only trading in very small portions of your portfolio. Again, this is a very volatile setup for us and unexpected price movements could leave us with unnecessary losses.
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This is no financial advice and only for educational purposes.