Bitcoin - Crash AFTER the Fed meeting or Impulsive growth?
Looking at this chart, we can see 3 strong and very important MarketMaker trading levels
Everything that is between levels 41.350 - 43450, I evaluate as a flat channel (accumulation / distribution)
Given the structure of the market, as well as the fear of buying now, I expect trading in this range, with an exit to the top.
And it is more logical for me to work in a long position now, with a short stop loss under the level of 41350
I plan to open a position at 42000 - 41800 - 41550
(1% of the total deposit for each pending order)
The ratio of Short/Long positions is 51/49 in favor of short positions.
I will add that the H4 Timeframe trend has now turned from support to resistance.
All markets opened in red, making all think we can finally see 339/41K, D1 trend, and retest 38500-40000
EMA H4 200 could hold, At this point it seems a bit "too optimistic for most traders"
But I do not think so.
Now everything looks on #long
The only time I will consider going short is if the price closes below 41500 on the 4H and 8H timeframes.
Everything that is between levels 41.350 - 43450, I evaluate as a flat channel (accumulation / distribution)
Given the structure of the market, as well as the fear of buying now, I expect trading in this range, with an exit to the top.
And it is more logical for me to work in a long position now, with a short stop loss under the level of 41350
I plan to open a position at 42000 - 41800 - 41550
(1% of the total deposit for each pending order)
The ratio of Short/Long positions is 51/49 in favor of short positions.
I will add that the H4 Timeframe trend has now turned from support to resistance.
All markets opened in red, making all think we can finally see 339/41K, D1 trend, and retest 38500-40000
EMA H4 200 could hold, At this point it seems a bit "too optimistic for most traders"
But I do not think so.
Now everything looks on #long
The only time I will consider going short is if the price closes below 41500 on the 4H and 8H timeframes.
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