My target price for Bitcoin is 15K-20K during the next few weeks. The party is clearly over, and investors should consider liquidating anything related to Bitcoin or short it.
Recent collapse proves that Bitcoin isn't a safe haven, store of value, or a hedge against inflation/market correction, but a speculative token that can go down 50% in a week
Have fun staying poor kuldipgajjar.
The odds are quite against you if you really believe that nonsense. If you happen to be someone who is new to bitcoin or you just recently got in, and if you are currently feeling shaken, then you might need to reconsider your finances in order that you can get yourself to a comfortable position, financially and psychologically.
So of course setting some targets is good, but any target should attempt to be realistic, and these days should likely involve creating decent and practical ideas around BTC accumulation until you have reached a comfortable level with that too.
There is going to be a lot of variance between the circumstances of people in terms of if they already own some BTC and then other aspects in respect to their personal situation, including goals that might help to inform them what kind of approach forward may well be good from here in regards to BTC accumulation or perhaps maintenance.
By the way, any prudent and practical BTC plan is going to attempt to prepare for both UP and DOWN, and frequently people put way too much preparations in DOWN (or meaning that they have failed and refused to prepare for UP) and not enough preparations in UP.... and anyone who does not adequately and meaningful prepare for UP could end up regretting that...
Failure/refusal to adequately and meaningfully prepare for UP seems to be a repeating story in bitcoinlandia.. that I have seen numerous times since 2013/2014 .... especially during correction periods.. sure lots of people get excited when the BTC price is going UP, yet many times the preparations and the meaningful and adequate accumulations of BTC are taking place during down periods, correction periods or flat price periods.. like the one that we are in now and may well look temporary when we look back on it, even though it has been happening for about a month - or even longer (depending upon from when measured), so far..