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Thank you!
What we're doing here is basically Monte Carlo simulations, and an user in the German subforum who's quite knowledgeable in financial analysis / stastistics told me the idea isn't that bad ...
Even more bullish than the all time history!
I guess this is because in this timeframe we only observe the bullish phase in the 2018-21 cycle. All time history includes also the sharp bear markets in 2014, 2018 and 2022 and the long crypto winter around 2015.
However, I think if we think that we're currently in a mid-term bullish phase, it is appropiate to chose a bullish timeframe.
Now we can combine the whole idea with Elliot Wave theory, at least with the basics. My theory is that since March 2024 we're currently near the end of a slightly descending bearish phase inside of a larger-scale bull market. In the "bullish five waves" model (see
Wikipedia article on the Elliott Wave principle), we can thus say that we're either near the end of wave 2 or wave 4.
We could now insert the data for 2021 corresponding to these waves:
- Wave 2 lasted roughly from June 2019 to March 2020. However, it includes the well known "Covid dip", which we can consider an anomaly and perhaps ignore.
- Wave 4 lasted roughly from May 2021 to September 2021.
Of course we should not use only the bearish data of these timeframes but instead look a little bit "ahead", as I wrote I think we're near the end of the bearish minor wave, but we can't say that for certainty until the 73k are broken again.
So the idea would be the following:
- Analyze the 6 months between January 2020 to June 2020 (end of wave 2, start of wave 3).
- Analyze the 6 months between July 2021 until December 2021 (which already includes a slight part of the bear market which follows).
Another idea is to assume that we have already seen the local bottom (e.g. when the price dipped to 49/50k) of the wave and that we're already inside the following bullish wave. This would mean to analyze, for example:
- the 6 months between April 2020 and October 2020 (I chose April instead of March to avoid the Covid dip)
- the 6 months between September 2021 and March 2022.
I'll later try out myself but if you want of course you (or anyone else) can feed your/their script with the data for these timeframes.