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20201221 XBTEUR Short Accumulation Season (Update)So this is a continuation of previous, but since Trading view do not allow to see progress over time with renko, this is the same in Candlestick. I prefer to see it in renko to remove all noise, i recommend you take the habit on doing so as well. As you can see, in Kraken we had a huge pin after 2017 bull run... right when price was falling, its like somebody in kraken bought or everything or a market buy maybe made a glitch... who knows... but since we are back to that pin, as usual over time... Cheers! -CharterX
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by CharterX
Elliot Waves Complete Guide | Chapter 2.1 - "Motive Waves"Hello Traders. I hope you enjoyed chapter 1 and studied hard. If you are having a hard time understanding chapter 2, please go back to chapter 1 and study that chapter first. Chapter 2 - Motive Waves: 2.1 Impulse, Leading Diagonal 2.2 Ending Diagonal, Truncation 2.4 Extension, Fifth Wave Extensions ------ 2.1 Impulse, Leading Diagonal: Impulse Wave As previously discussed in chapter 1, 'Motive Waves' are subdivided into five waves. These five waves always move in the same direction of the current trend by degrees. The countertrend of wave 2 never moves beyond the beginning of wave 1 and wave 4 moves never beyond the beginning of wave 3. The impulse wave is one of the most common of wave types. In the impulse, wave 4 never overlaps with the high of wave 1. Waves 1,2,5 are themselves are what is called "motive." Also, wave 3 is NEVER the shortest wave and always an impulse Leading Diagonal The leading diagonal is also considered a motive wave, but not an impulse. It is a subcategory of a motive wave because it also has corrective characteristics. Wave 4 overlaps with the top of wave 1 and can be the wave 1 of an impulse or a Wave A of an ABC correction. It's structure can be seen as: 3-3,3,3,3 or 5,3,5,3,5. For the leading diagonal, wave 4 overlaps with wave 1 and has a smaller retracement than our wave 2 as shown above. It is usually followed by a wave 2 in a motive wave or by a B wave in an ABC correction.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by XForceGlobal
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20201219 XBTEUR Short Accumulation SeasonHello Everyone, I's been a while since i do not post. They did not let me post when i called the uptrend.. so let's see if now its all ok. So the main idea is on screen. I have been waiting this butterfly for long, i actually thought there would be small downtrend before uptrend but it looks like someone is on a rush. There's evidence on RSI of it. In any case it was beautiful to see this last uptrend period. Hell of a move! So as you see, we now have a bearish butterfly pattern in this market. This pattern it has been used for some time because if you traded well since beginning, it will give you hell of profits.. Same way sometimes whales use the Wyckoff, same way the y use the Bearish Butterfly Pattern. As soon as we touched the 1.27 there was a stop. It is likely that we now enter a new supply area to end this cycle. If you have study charts for big markets in this case im going to call the SOY .. for many years it was bouncing in a big range.. in horizontal before going up. So since btc its still young compare to oldest markets... i would say we could probably see same effect around here.. or like TESLA for instance... it made 2 W's before going rocket. We could see anther W ... bigger... that would make a huge double bottom (made of two smalls each). Remember February to May is coming... Companies will have to present to IRS losses and profits after a pandemic . BTC right now have done almost the same movement of gold. A lot is going under the table and i think people is not seeing it. Inflation effects.. etc. selloffs are around the corner in a lot of major markets next yeat) Anyway.. Im not saying it would start falling right away but pay attention on where are we standing right now. I would start doing profits and accumulating small shorts (this is not trade or financial advice, this are personal ideas... if i were a whale ;) ) Ill share a lot of graphics in the next coming days Trade Safe! Cheers, -CharterX
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by CharterX
BTC EUR next movesDescending triangles can form as a reversal pattern to an uptrend, but they are generally seen as bearish continuation patterns. Most traders look to initiate a short position following a high volume breakdown from lower trend line support in a descending triangle chart pattern. In general, the price target for the chart pattern is equal to the entry price minus the vertical height between the two trend lines at the time of the breakdown. The bottom trend line support also serves as a stop-loss level for traders to limit their potential losses. The limitation of triangles is the potential for a false breakdown. There are even situations where the trend lines will need to be redrawn as the price action breaks out in the opposite direction - no chart pattern is perfect. If a breakdown doesn't occur, it could rebound to re-test the upper trend line resistance before making another move lower to re-test lower trend line support levels. The more times that the price touches the support and resistance levels, the more reliable the chart pattern. There are two possible scenarios in the next couple of hours: BTC retests resistance line and breaks it, and then retests again the next resistance line; BTC breaks support and falls until next support. Putting SL right under 50 MA.
by proxnavam
bitcoin dominance is over Monday the altseason will startThe market dominance of bitcoin TOUCHED THE MAXIMUM and will shrink this weekend. Means bitcoin buyers are finished accumulation and now the price will stay at 24000 pet Bitcoin or at most jumping very volatily between 30000 and 22000 when investments in form of bitcoins will flow into alternative crypto coins with similar if not more expressive FOMO Rally like in December 2017. Alternative coin Rally will start this weekend and hold most possibly a month. Most cheapest altcoins with at least 1million Market capitalisation and 100k Daily Trading volume will rocket up to 10x and may be 100x. Short Bitcoin buy Altcoins - this is your chance, that happens only once in two years 2016 2018 and now 2020
CRYPTOCAP:BTC.DLong
by viparmenia
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Elliot Waves Complete Guide | Chapter 1 - "The Overall Cycle"Hello Traders. I would like to introduce a new series of articles pertaining to the Elliot Wave theory. We are seeing higher interest in Elliot Wave theories these days but many traders and investors have a hard time grasping the foundation of Elliot Waves. I would like to finally start implementing my overall view of the basics on Elliot Waves so that investors can start understanding the many great charts we have here on TradingView. The Elliott Wave Theory is one of the best tools to describe how markets behave from both a technical and market psychology perspective. It is used to identify the end of a movement and predict where the market will turn via reversals. In combination of basic patterns, indicators, and Elliot Waves, you can have the secret recipe to a high probability, or near perfect trade. I will be dividing the chapters as followed: Chapter 1: The Overall Cycle Chapter 2: Motive Waves Chapter 3: Corrective Waves Chapter 4: Variations of Waves
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by XForceGlobal
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ridethepig | BTC Market Commentary 10.12.2020📍 This chart demonstrates how sellers are now stepping in to defend the previous support which becomes resistance and how those buyers stepping against the current should be punished. The lust for continuation down is greater than many expect at first glance. With the retreat already underway, sellers are threatening for another -10% leg lower towards the $16,200 minor support structure. Buyers have managed to bottle up a lot of momentum in the initial covid leg and at the same time governments are getting more aggressive on the digital currency side. Here we can see how the long road turned to joy after a breakout on the log chart: The swing down, demands protection of $18,500 with sufficient preparation already done at the highs, play with that in mind. Because of the battlefield being so open, the attack on the lows should be clean and fast. Thanks as usual for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
BITMEX:BTCUSD.PShort
by ridethepig
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ridethepig | BTC Market Commentary 08.12.2020📌 The "formation" of the strong resistance Here we are going to track a live example of BTC putting in a major high which will probably last into Q1 2022. My models are taking note of the outflows which are far from easy to spot: in the endgame of a swing, it takes A LOT of energy to crack resistance, the whole business involves activity. Think of the set-up in the early game as methodical and peaceful, operations this late in the swing are volatile and noisy. There are no sign of sellers across the entire tradingview platform, fortunately we can send a handful of troops forward here in advance and outguess the ceiling. Always start contrarian positions off small... and when it starts working, go massive! Let me explain this by means of s speculation system 🛠 Start small and leverage winners - from one brick build a house Reverse engineer the retail blow ups! Start with a core unit, when it starts to pay, and the drivers are working, you can add some more. Treat it like a business! In this leg, sharp sellers are in clear possession of control as long as the highs are holding and by the apparently primitive aggression from buyers we have a unique window of opportunity (*sounding like Klaus Schwab here*) to convert that control into a deep retracement. The moves from the collapse in public sector confidence via covid are starting to look over stretched and with governments introducing their own digital currencies as early as January in Europe unfortunately we are running out of time to crack the highs. On the H4 chart the flows can be seen clearly, penetrating $18,500 unlocks the floodgates and allows sellers to 'go for a stroll'. The waterfall will be almost automatic due to the inferior firepower. Buyers are in danger of being crushed... watchout. Thanks as usual for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
BITMEX:BTCUSD.PShort
by ridethepig
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ridethepig | BTC WaterfallAn important chart update here as we approach the main targets in the leg higher. For those who have been following the live flows we forecasted earlier in the year; we have the choice of retreating and taking profits and avoiding loss of time. The question of momentum must be in some ways critical. The following diagrams show a breakdown of the previous position: Play may now go on.... a counterattack from sellers is a bold move. When major forces align and confidence in governments collapse, BTC comes down to a sort of hedge against the public sector. What I would highlight is the failure to break the previous highs with any meaningful force is very telling and sending alarm bells. 📍 "Selling their lives for the highest price" .... it is the classic death of unaware retailers. So what is in play here? Well, $20,000 resistance is quite happy to hold, and yet after a few failed attempts the train is fully loaded. FinTwit are all over this like a rash, and it appears quite understandable for we all want to sell our coins for as much as possible !!! Generally speaking, such a 5 wave "impulsive sequence" is typical and totally valid. The next chapter, a sharp retrace, seems a common occurrence as governments start to rush through their own digital currencies. We can expect politicians to become a lot harsher and more forceful with measures into 2021 and 2022 as the overwhelming reality of social programs failing hits home. Here looking for a complete retrace of the entire covid wave in the coming weeks and months. These are not the levels to build longs, those using FOMO as their weapon of choice will be punished. Thanks as usual for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
BITMEX:BTCUSD.PShort
by ridethepig
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Financial Risk Cheat Sheet - How To Allocate Your Funds ProperlyHello traders. Here I present to you an important lesson of how we should all be allocating our funds. In the pyramid above, you can see the distribution of risky assets to low risk assets. Low risks are associated with low expected returns while high risks are associated with high expected returns. Investors who are not willing to take high risks have to be contented with lower returns and investors who want to achieve higher returns must be prepared to bear higher risks. This is life - but life is all about taking risks. As there are good stresses and bad stresses in life - there is also good risks and bad risks. Instead of simply saying what's good or bad, I like to use a term called, "calculated risks". By calculating your risks properly, you can learn to allocate your capital and exponentially grow your funds in a longer period of time if you take proper action. Think of this as the food pyramid. Too much sugar can be bad for you. But with just the right amount, it can be beneficial for you mentally. The Investment Risk Pyramid is an asset allocation theory and I have presented it in an easy visualization in this article. Investors can use in selecting different asset classes to diversify their portfolio according to their risk tolerance and expected returns. I highly advise many to screenshot this and hang it on their walls. It can be a good daily reminder before you press the buy or sell button. Bottom of the Pyramid: Lower Risk The base of the pyramid contains the lowest set of risky investments. These investments that have the lowest risk, because, well, they generate the lowest rates of returns. These investments are represented by the pyramid’s wide base as low-risk investments should generally constitute the bulk of your portfolio. These investments include cash and cash equivalents, money market account and money market funds, treasury bills, certificate of deposits as well as high-rated government and corporate bonds. Middle of the Pyramid: Medium Risk The middle of the pyramid contains investments of a moderate risk. Although they are riskier than the assets at the bottom of the pyramid, these investments should still be r'elatively' safe as investors all around the world also like to invest into these types of assets. They are the pinnacle of how the economy runs. These investments generally offer a stable return and capital appreciation in the longer term. These investments include income stocks and growth stocks as well as mutual funds, index funds and real estate - all necessities of life in the economy. Top of the Pyramid: Higher Risk The top of the pyramid represents high risk investments. These investments may yield large gains but may also yield large losses. Because of their speculative nature, you should only allocate money to high-risk investments if you can afford to lose them without serious repercussions. These investments include futures, options, commodities, penny stocks as well as alternative investments like precious metals and gems, collectibles, peer-to-peer lending and cryptocurrencies. The most important part of this lesson is how to allocate these funds. It is not bad to invest into risky assets, as long as you are making sure to allocate your funds properly by moving them down the pyramid! For more risk management articles, please check them below! Happy investing and trading! Trade Safe. X Force
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by XForceGlobal
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4 Rules to Day Trading - Realistic Approach On How To Not LoseHello traders. So you are thinking of day trading as a career? Let's start off with the bad news: it's difficult. Good news? It's doable - if approached with the right mindset. This is a part of my risk management series that I believe many traders can benefit - new or advanced. Day trading involves buying an asset and reselling it for a profit the same day - or for swing traders, a few days. Many people turn to day trading because it’s rewarding when done correctly. But for the faint of heart, many fail to do so and give up - or lose their whole accounts. My job here is to explain to the general public that day trading is not realistic for the faint of heart; however, if you do your research, practice accordingly, day trading can lead to some serious gains. 1. Compare your expected returns The first step in limiting your losses when day trading is figuring out the expected return on all the trades you’re considering. You can use the following formula to calculate the expected return as also shown above in the diagram Once you have calculated the expected return on all of your upcoming trades, you can compare the results and choose the trades that offer the most opportunity for profit. Please refer to my previous post on how to calculate the risk reward ratio below this guide. Manage Your Risk Managing risk is incredibly important. The best way to limit your day trading losses is to manage individual trades. You should never risk more than 3-5% of your balance on one trade. People tend to go all in. Yes - it gives the maximum gains possible - but often leads to liquidations or a trap that you may never be able to get out! As an example, if you have $10,000 in your trading account, you never want to risk more than $300 on a single trade. By keeping this rule in mind, you know you’ll never lose everything if you happen to have a bad day in trading. More opportunities will come - I promise, especially if you keep this step in mind. Create a Daily Stopping Point (Risk Reward Ratio (RRR)) Here, you must decide how much you can afford to risk each day. This is very straight forward, but often missed out by many traders, including me! You have a few ways to determine this stopping point. For example, you can plan for the day to stop a trade if you lose 3 percent of your account, or, if you have three losing trades in a row, or, if you lose the sum of your average daily profits. These are just three of my favorite strategies to use. Keep in mind that if you decide to create a stopping point based on your average profits, the amount you can afford to lose will increase over time as you improve your skills. Use Stop-Loss Orders! (SUPER IMPORTANT) This is probably one of the most important ones. Even if you don't follow any of the 4 steps above, you can still reduce your total blowout loss by having a stop loss in tact. With a stop-loss order, you can minimize losses by deciding on a specific price that doesn’t go below your tolerance for risk. If the price of your trade reaches the stop-loss, you know it’s time to exit. 99% of traders forget this. I hope this post helps everyone out! Please check out my whole risk management series below!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by XForceGlobal
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