INJ is an altcoin and you know what that means
The numbers rise and fall like waves,
A game where no one saves,
For fortunes are made and lost,
In the blink of an eye, at great cost.
When investing in a volatile asset, it's important to not let greed cloud your judgement and instead focus on seeing the big picture. While it may be tempting to chase quick gains and try to time the market, this can lead to risky and irrational decisions that ultimately hurt your portfolio. Instead, it's important to take a long-term perspective and assess the fundamentals of the asset, such as its underlying value and potential for growth. By keeping a level head and making informed decisions based on the big picture, investors can navigate the ups and downs of a volatile asset with greater confidence and potentially reap greater rewards over time.
I'm going to be focusing on the range we are currently in. This is a range clearly defined by support and resistance levels identified early on. Late 2020. It was solidified in early and mid 2022 as we went back through this range.
Now we're right in the middle of it creating some price acceptance. But what comes next is what matters. Support and resistance trading is a popular strategy used by traders to identify key levels within a specified trading range where the price is likely to encounter buying or selling pressure. Support refers to a level where the price has historically found buying interest and is expected to hold up, while resistance refers to a level where the price has struggled to break through and is expected to face selling pressure. By identifying these levels, you can enter long or short positions accordingly, with a view to profiting from price movements within the trading range. However, it's important to note that support and resistance levels are not always precise, and the price may break through them or bounce off them with varying degrees of strength. As such, youshould use other indicators and risk management strategies in conjunction with support and resistance trading to improve your chance of success.
With these other indicators, I would like to focus your eye on the wave master indicator at the bottom of the chart. Notice it's very undecided right now. A great buy was alerted in December 2022 and as of right now, the daily green wave is resetting but the yellow/red waves are overbought. I would expect a bounce to come, but if we break the lower bound of this range that I've defined, I'd be very careful. Also notice the momentum indicator was flashing red in mid February but has gone away as we are resetting the daily green wave on the wave master.
I'd be bullish right now. Cautiously bullish. There's important levels below to watch out for but ultimately a bullish pivot at my white level would be important to hold over a couple days. Bullish targets would be around 7.75 and then around 13.00
A game where no one saves,
For fortunes are made and lost,
In the blink of an eye, at great cost.
When investing in a volatile asset, it's important to not let greed cloud your judgement and instead focus on seeing the big picture. While it may be tempting to chase quick gains and try to time the market, this can lead to risky and irrational decisions that ultimately hurt your portfolio. Instead, it's important to take a long-term perspective and assess the fundamentals of the asset, such as its underlying value and potential for growth. By keeping a level head and making informed decisions based on the big picture, investors can navigate the ups and downs of a volatile asset with greater confidence and potentially reap greater rewards over time.
I'm going to be focusing on the range we are currently in. This is a range clearly defined by support and resistance levels identified early on. Late 2020. It was solidified in early and mid 2022 as we went back through this range.
Now we're right in the middle of it creating some price acceptance. But what comes next is what matters. Support and resistance trading is a popular strategy used by traders to identify key levels within a specified trading range where the price is likely to encounter buying or selling pressure. Support refers to a level where the price has historically found buying interest and is expected to hold up, while resistance refers to a level where the price has struggled to break through and is expected to face selling pressure. By identifying these levels, you can enter long or short positions accordingly, with a view to profiting from price movements within the trading range. However, it's important to note that support and resistance levels are not always precise, and the price may break through them or bounce off them with varying degrees of strength. As such, youshould use other indicators and risk management strategies in conjunction with support and resistance trading to improve your chance of success.
With these other indicators, I would like to focus your eye on the wave master indicator at the bottom of the chart. Notice it's very undecided right now. A great buy was alerted in December 2022 and as of right now, the daily green wave is resetting but the yellow/red waves are overbought. I would expect a bounce to come, but if we break the lower bound of this range that I've defined, I'd be very careful. Also notice the momentum indicator was flashing red in mid February but has gone away as we are resetting the daily green wave on the wave master.
I'd be bullish right now. Cautiously bullish. There's important levels below to watch out for but ultimately a bullish pivot at my white level would be important to hold over a couple days. Bullish targets would be around 7.75 and then around 13.00
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