I enjoy trading, but I'm not an expert since I actually only started last year. I do read a lot, and I don't really enjoy indicators like fib levels. I prefer to use just price analysis, because those things are "written in stone", and you can't really make different interpretations on them. As for fib levels, and other indicators like that, if you put 4 analysts in a room, they will probably tell you different things.
For me bitcoin is probably on a changing trend, and it seems to be entering a bull trend again, but the price charts haven't confirmed it yet, so I will keep waiting for that. We seem to be building a support line on the $9500 mark, which is good, because the last line on support we had was at $7800. This will make trading easier, because I can now move my stop loss up. We need to see a break of $11200 in order to test the resistance at $13k. Hopefully, that will happen, and $11200 will be our new support level, and the bulls will have proven that they are back in control.
I’m totally agree with you that technical analysis interpretation is will never become the same from others and that are gives us reason why we really need to study technical analysis. That’s because your experience from technical analysis vary from other’s results.
For discussion purpose, Fib levels i have are provided here are only guide and no one should compel to use this as basis for future trading. I just validate my analysis if my observation is correct. And looking at your comment it seems that we have common idea.