Didn't watch the video, not sure what kind of BIG correction you said is coming in the video. If you said it is gonna go below $11k I would strongly disagree (and since you said BIG correction I assume you did say it would go below $11k). $11k-$12k was the base of this most recent pump after the last correction. Bitcoin always returns to that base. I expect a correction soon certainly, and I expect it to bottom out around $11k or $12k.
It's important to recognize that different analysts are charting on different time frames. This analysis is mid-term. Your analysis is short-term. He's talking about the correction expected
after the blow-off top occurs. In other words, the context is a temporary (mid-term) end to the bull market.
Yes, in the short term, price tends to confirm previous resistance as support, then continue upwards. But if you think that Bitcoin can continue like that forever, you probably haven't experienced a Bitcoin bear market before. Go figure: "Date Registered: May 21, 2017"
I just got my mom and dad into buying Bitcoin over the weekend when the price was right around $10k. So they are very happy with their 50%+ gains in less than a week even after it dropped like $3000+ from the high today. My Dad even panic bought some more today when it was around $17k I think haha. But I told them to expect a big correction down to maybe as low as $11k in the coming days but not to worry about it as this is just the way Bitcoin always works.
Sounds like you have reason to be biased.
I'm very bullish on Bitcoin in the long term, but there will be very painful corrections on the road to $1MM. The pie-in-the-sky attitude of newbies tells me that there is a lot of pain incoming. If you look at the 2011 or 2013 bubbles, an 80-95% correction after a parabolic rise is perfectly normal. We can't necessarily
expect it, but if you think BTC will never experience downtrends, you're gonna have a bad time. Personally, I'm not selling any coins yet. I need to see a wide range on the monthly; we're not there yet. Needs $20k+.
Also, don't underestimate the extent to which institutional level futures markets can affect the spot market. People I respect have differing opinions on that. I'll just say, keep an open mind. The BTC market has always functioned in a way that separates coins from their holders in mad panic. Don't forget that.