Topic: Sideways huh! - page 5. (Read 639 times)
Op, I like the term and that you brought it up. The price does seem sort of stuck around $30k, not moving significantly above or below this point. As I see no strong reasons for Bitcoin to stay down right now (no major restrictions from major countries, no big companies pulling out money, nothing like that), I think it's likely that the price will go up from this point. But, of course, who knows, maybe it can go down even further. It's best to wait it out and see what happens.
Despite the low confidence in the price action lately, we are seeing a sideways market.
A sideways market is when the price moves horizontally, rising and falling but not breaking out or down. It indicates indecisiveness or consolidation, which could create a turning point. The question is in which direction will the price action go? Well, we can only hope it breaks out and starts a new trend, but it can still go down.
The only good thing about a sideways market is that the price action between support and resistance is more predictable, so it's a good time to scalp. However, during a period of indecisiveness, you should trust fundamental indicators more than technical indicators, as anxious investors often turn their attention toward macroeconomic factors. This way, you can better anticipate breakouts.
I'm not a financial adviser so take my words with a pinch of salt. But, these are general facts most traders already know of. Yes, there's money for you even in a choppy but only if you play your cards right. Trade, not gamble.
A sideways market is when the price moves horizontally, rising and falling but not breaking out or down. It indicates indecisiveness or consolidation, which could create a turning point. The question is in which direction will the price action go? Well, we can only hope it breaks out and starts a new trend, but it can still go down.
The only good thing about a sideways market is that the price action between support and resistance is more predictable, so it's a good time to scalp. However, during a period of indecisiveness, you should trust fundamental indicators more than technical indicators, as anxious investors often turn their attention toward macroeconomic factors. This way, you can better anticipate breakouts.
I'm not a financial adviser so take my words with a pinch of salt. But, these are general facts most traders already know of. Yes, there's money for you even in a choppy but only if you play your cards right. Trade, not gamble.
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