(replies to recent posts below)Despite the week closing in oversold territory again, price rallied shortly after. The
fractal to $23K now looks eerily similar to the previous rally to resistance levels:
Price is otherwise back above the 50 Month MA, close to testing the 200 Week MA. While the target remains $23K based on the bear flag structure, price could well find resistance from these long-term MAs already as has been the case twice before with previous short-term rallies. Volume otherwise remains low despite today's pump, suggesting bulls are losing momentum in the short-term.
Getting rejected from leaving oversold conditions for a second consecutive week would otherwise be considered bearish and would likely lead to a continuation of downward price action
Despite the rejection last week from RSI leaving oversold condition, price immediately rallied to the upside. The weekly RSI is therefore now attempting to leave oversold conditions for a third consecutive week.
Last week's candle was however a doji-reversal candle, although somewhat unclear whether this implied a reversal from the long-term bearish trend, or reversal from the short-term bullish trend. Given the price following through to the upside today it now looks more like a bearish trend reversal, especially given the long-term time-frame the doji appeared on (hindsight's a beautiful thing):
Checking in my current favourite thread in speculation
Haha thanks.
Am only thinking now what it would mean, if it successfully leaves oversold territory only to return to it again, say, in the next few weeks as that schedule's packed full of expected bearish news (bearing in mind again, pricing in has already happened, but thinking in scenario of worst-than-expected news).
I can only imagine it'd be very bearish for Bitcoin. It'd effectively mean price capitulated to oversold levels, recovered to probably bearish/neutral territory, and then re-capitulated,
similar to what happened with miners.
I wouldn't rule it out either by any means. If price get's back to $25K to $30K levels and is heavily rejected, followed by failing to find support from the 200 Week MA, this could very well happen.
It looks like (Price is going against speculation) but it will be amazing to see a difference in the price these days.
Price is certainly
"going against the grain" as it were, rallying after bearish CPI numbers, but otherwise
since $19K levels I was anticipating a rally to $23K based on support/resistance levels and current fractal.
In my opinion, the price has absorbed all the effects of the expected news, and therefore even if economic challenges occur during the fourth quarter, we will not witness strong corrections.
It certainly looks like price is currently absorbing bearish news very well right now, which is definitely a start to recovery, as opposed to dropping every-time something bad is announced. Also agree that challenges in Q4 may not have such a bearish effect, if price manages to stay about $17.5K until then. Even if not much higher, it'll show that Bitcoin is remaining resilient.
I can hardly hide my admiration for the development in the posts from mere discussions to analysis using technical analysis tools, which is a good thing.
Thanks, I try my best. Mainly to emphasis what the indicators are suggesting, rather than outright predictions. Especially while Bitcoin remains in a neutral-ish trading range in the shorter-term
Sure, will consider it when I find some time. I only really use volume, RSI and moving averages as core indicators (the basics), but adding in some of the fundamental analysis indicators could be useful. Especially if collating together explanation from others of these indicators. A thread referencing many different user's explaining indicators would be quite useful I imagine.