This is my rough idea of how Bitcoin may move over the coming days.
BTC may likely move generally sideways (up and down a bit) between the ~7950 & ~7420 ranges for the next 6-8 days, then make a decision to either propel upward, or fall further down to ~7000 before taking off upward again.
BTC may likely move generally sideways (up and down a bit) between the ~7950 & ~7420 ranges for the next 6-8 days, then make a decision to either propel upward, or fall further down to ~7000 before taking off upward again.
Note
Bitcoin broke out upward as I expected. Target met and slightly overshot with strong buy volume. Next potential target/resistance is ~7750.I'm up about 6% for the day. Locked in some profits and hoping for at least a small pullback for a more profitable re-entry.
I've been updating more frequently on Twitter: AndrewEDavis
twitter.com/AndrewEDavis
Previous Twitter post:
BTC has further stalled today as it formed into a symmetrical triangle.
Short-Term/Next likely targets are:
If upside break: 7525
If downside break: 7200
I know most are expecting it to drop again right now, and it does appear it might, but I lean slightly to upside break still.
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Looks a bit familiar?(Image): pbs.twimg.com/media/DeHP3F5U8AAZmUi.jpg
I posted just over a day ago (on Twitter) that Bitcoin may likely follow such a pattern. Sideways, up and down a bit, then a push to ~7620. BTC Hit EXACTLY there. :)
Just that time expanded because of low volume.
twitter.com/AndrewEDavis/status/999920371452133377
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Bitcoin didn't make it to my "hopeful target of ~7735" this time. I specifically said that as I pointed out the layer of resistances we would have to break to get there.BTC touched my 7610 mark but got rejected. It was still a good scalp opportunity if you bought on pullback.
See downside support levels labelled, which has moved with time expansion.
If BTC doesn't bounce at this current support level, it likely should bounce @ ~7220 lower support range.
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Mentioned in my last 2 comments "likely should bounce @ ~7220 lower support range", & Note
Bitcoin held up overnight as I said it should (no "heavy fall below 7k overnight").However, things still doesn't look that great at moment.
The sideways movement overnight (probably controlled) puts things in more favor of the Bears. Both support and resistance levels are now lowered.
Even if BTC price climbs to 7425 and a bit, be cautious. I wouldn't be surprised if Bears use that as a "springboard" to push price down to ~7k.
Only if very strong buy volume pushes us well over the 7425 resistance, can Bulls be in a safer position.
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#Bitcoin has been moving sideways for over a day now, and isn't giving any strong clues on it's next direction.A Bear Flag should have broken down by now, while it also keeps getting rejected when attempting to break upward.
Keeping it simple for now. (1/2) ...
If
If #BTC gets below 7250, we should downtrend for a bit.
I'll update with Support and Resistance levels once the next direction is decided. (2/2)
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Bitcoin is moving oddly to me at the moment. It attempted to jump upward from an area of no support, but met overhead resistance.
I'll sit things out until BTC settles a bit, and will catch up on other important stuff.
I'll plan next moves when it gets to either of the regions labeled.
~7400 or ~6950
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We're possibly not done yet going down. Update coming soon.Note
(Further updates moved to new post - For more regular updates, follow my Twitter: twitter.com/AndrewEDavis )Completing this Downtrend - BTC to: 7015 > 7160 > 6940 ~12hrs
Unless Bitcoin gets very strong buy volume soon to push out of this down-trend, this is the likely price movement I see happening over the next ~12 hours.
BTC to: 7015 > 7160 > 6940
There's a likely chance of up-trend after this.

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