On 7th June, 2023 I posted on my TradingView and even here on Bitcointalk that Bitcoin is ready for the next move i.e. to reach $40k.
And it finally happened this week. Bitcoin price is clearly at $41k and it took 168 Days or 24 weeks for the target to be achieved.
Did you then predict on June 7, 2023 that bitcoin would reach the target of $40,000 on December 5, 2023? That is, you knew and announced that this would take
"168 Days or 24 weeks"? I can't understand anything from your picture in the first post.
If it took more or less than
"168 Days or 24 weeks" for this to happen, could your forecast be considered true?
Let's assume that your prediction was correct. And now the question. How many of your forecasts turned out to be wrong over the entire period of your forecasts for bitcoin's price?
Ok. Now we know when to sell the bitcoin. Can you tell me when is the best time to buy? In the sense that when there is the lowest price per bitcoin during this period, we could certainly make good profit on
BTC-rate speculation.
I couldn’t contain the surge of sarcasm that inevitably arises at the sight of omniscient predictors.
Time to buy as much Bitcoin you can buy and just HODL.
Any time
is always right for this (of course, with some reservations). Isn't it so?