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Expanded Flat Correction Soon or Longer Accum Phase FirstThere have been two bull runs so far for HBAR, each forming higher levels of support above its previous lows. It appears to be consolidating above the area of the first run; similar to how it consolidated above its original lows before the 2nd run. Trend-based fib extension also has the chart consolidating above the 1.618 fib of what could be an expanded flat correction, which I've posted about previously (linked below under related ideas). This chart shows two theories about that: 1.) a bull run soon from a typical expanded flat correction - everything appears lined up for that, and it has broken its 3-day downtrend, but is still missing the volume spike needed for that run 2.) without that volume spike soon, there may be a 3rd and longer accumulation phase that drags out to some date prior to the 2024 btc halving Note that the last two runs also had long and longer accum phases as well. Either is possible, and there still hasn't been a strong test of support since initially getting here, which could also be a possible trigger for the spike that is needed.
BINANCE:HBARUSDLong
by dudebruhwhoa
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HBAR Nearing Completion of Expanded Flat CorrectionThis is the weekly chart. A while back I published an idea that HBAR could be completing and expanded flat correction. This is an update on that, using the weekly chart - which makes things more clear. Here's why: 1.) Trend-based fib - has us ending correction right at the 1.618 fib, which is exactly what should be expected in an expanded flat 2.) EW wave count appears valid here 3.) Weekly support - we've so far held weekly support (lose this and this idea may be invalidated, however) 4.) 192-day Gann Cycles (for major pivots) - HBAR is 6 weeks away from starting its next 192-day Gann Cycle, which has so far worked quite well in its history for detecting major pivots (up or down) 5.) Falling wedge pattern on weekly - weekly chart shows a falling wedge pattern, where we've broken out of it and are currently re-testing near the top of the trend (and weekly support) Falling wedge zoom-in, weekly line chart: Again, we need to hold the weekly support area and remain above the falling wedge for this to stay valid. But, if this does turn out to be an expanded flat, we should start seeing some rather bullish movement in the coming weeks/months, which could even lead to a new ATH. Also - be sure to keep an eye on Bitcoin Dominance when considering the alt market. It is nearing a major decision which will likely determine how alts behave, and that is likely to happen any day now. See related ideas below.
BINANCE:HBARUSDLong
by dudebruhwhoa
5
Possible Downside to Bitcoinhello traders Bitcoin is still inside the wall of sellers and it is possible that we will get another bearish impulse wave, so we are now looking to sell, but there are conditions for executing a sell trade First, the level of 19858.98 is not broken Breaking the last wall of buyers, and the reaction of buyers after the break is corrective, and sellers also overcome it If these conditions are met, a sell trade will be executed to target the level 18568.12
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by ARABTRADERX45
9
BTCUSDT Expanded Flat Correction may be overBear with me (pun intended). I know I'll probably get some slack from the 5 wave correction counting of wave C. Most people would place the 3rd wave in June instead of May, but a few things suggest me that the 3rd wave down was actually in May: This C wave lies at the 123.6% extension of wave A which is a common area for the Expanded Flat correction. Volume and RSI printing a divergence 2M RSI just broke out of its falling wedge BTCUSDT resiliance at the 19k level, in contrast with the current equity price action & general sentiment, which goes against the previous sell offs of April and June All of the above considered, there's still something missing : that the C wave should hold RSI divergence between wave 3 and 5 at completion, which did not happen with this counting. Also BTC would not only have be above the 19.3k resistance of the 123.6% extension of wave A (which is being rejected @ the moment) as it would also need to break & retest that yellow trendline (hands tied with the faster EMA's) that is holding its price down. But where is the fun in posting ideas when all of the cards are on the table? =D All I'm saying is that this correction is closer to its ending than the other way around, and what I'm suggesting is that I wouldn't be surprised if it would be already over. DYOR. Not advice
by Zerkaalo
8