No hate but it's always easy to draw a line on a chart and say I go it right. Every analysis seems like correct on hindsight and after the fact. I can also draw a line on a chart and tell that I knew it would happen. Complete bs right?
None was suspected as well, and it's true that one could just check the past deeds of the market and make drawings that would make it looks as if he did perfect work. Well, I pass that, I live inside the market and I analyze the market at least 15 times in a single day. This is not a joke as I analyze mostly the 4H, 1D and 1W, so I don't see how possible that pattern could slip through my finger.
Most likely the next strong support point will be at 25k, I don't expect the price to drop to $19,501 for the time being at least.
In any case, no one can predict accurately, but in the event of the worst scenario, it will be a good point to reaccumulate more bitcoin for those who missed the cheap prices. We still have almost a full year ahead of Halving, as everyone expects a big rise, so I think it is a good opportunity.
I think you did a good job there, the market was able to slip below $26,000 after then and has not been able to breach below $25,000. But as brilliant as that is, mine is still valid as well as the market stays below my trendline resistance, and is getting close to $26,000 already, which makes my speculation still active for the test of below $20,000.
That's because ultimately no traders or investors ever
know how far a bearish correction will go, as it's impossible to "know" these things
Now, you didn't speak like a true trader, viable speculation is real and what I do daily is a testimony to it. I trade many assets and I can tell you that above 85% of my trading commands are right. This means that what you don't know will always be a mystery to you just like it amazes you now. It's all about learning and constant practice through drawings and the use of other technical analyses that are not dealing with indicators like you often used. Try this, then you improved on your targets which seems surprising even as a few traders achieved regularly.
And since no one is a witch here, it doesn't mean it must be 100% accurate, after all, we are just speculating.
I never understand the mentality of not wanting a deeper correction during uptrends, it makes no sense to me. The deeper the correction with a strong reversal the more room price has to go to the upside, similar to the $20K correction. Ideally people do "freak out", this would be ideal, as the fear in the market will be a good signal for further investment and trading to the upside, rather than remaining overly bullish.
Get used to the psychology of the market, the market has many conditions that it could follow that will either favour a trend or opposes it. It could make a deeper correction, and it could reverse even as you think it's still correcting. That's why traders should get ready to adjust to any market condition as any market could be short, medium or long-term in trend, and so are corrections too.