I dont see your argument why 'short term' if up, long term if down. not consistent. a wedge is a wedge, it can go up or down.
I have seen his charts, I know his position. he admits that he is ignorant of the fundamentals too. the fifth wave that is coming could take out 10k even if it is not a blow out fifth wave. we will break new highs. the analysis that I believe he is wrong about it the descesding impulse down to 266. Wave C has clearly terminated. it was an impulse and it has no steam left. this count is about to be invalidated.
That isn't quite what I was saying but not to bother.
I have seen his charts, and the extensive videos he has posted on YouTube, and know his position.
You speak of a wedge.
Here is a screenshot I posted in another thread. Highlighted in Blue are the two long term trendlines that are coming into play. Left in the vanilla white of Bitcoinwisdom, is the upper resistance trendline of your wedge:
So the situation is as follows.
If Bitcoin rises $30, it takes out a resistance trend that has been with us since 6th Jan 2014.
If Bitcoin falls $30, it breaches a support trend that has been with us since 6th Jan 2013.
hmmm.
If Bitcoin rises $150, it takes out the resistance trend that has been in place since Dec 17 2013, with no further EW resistance trendlines above it.
As for DanV, he has been calling Bitcoin correct for months. Everyone else has not. Just watched a video of his from Jan 5th, on the eve of the $995 top, and he was stating that his analysis was telling him that we could expect a retest of the $450 low (he was using MtGox charts back then). Who else was stating that back then? No cunt! He was right, everyone else was wrong, which would suggest to me that DanV has the all important context of his EW cycles correctly aligned, whereas everyone else doesn't.
I am with you on the lesser resitance line of the first wedge. If Bitcoin goes above here and holds, I will be looking at a tentative long punt. But would this prove to me that the low is in?Erm....No.