There are some analysts who predict that if 10 thousand gets broken once again the price will not stay there but overshoot by more than OP is predictiong. It could be 12-15 thousnad this time.
I'm in this camp. If the market breaks above $10.5K then yearly resistance will be broken; shorters and sellers will pile back in; technical traders will begin favoring the long side; investors sitting in cash on the fence will buy back in. All of these point to strong upside momentum. In my opinion, the chances of failure at $10.8K are quite small. It'll be clear sailing until we get into the vicinity of the June 2019 blow off top.
My thoughts exactly.
We're about to get a 3rd daily close below the 50-day MA, hinting at a bearish mid-term trend reversal. The last time this happened was in February shortly before the crash to the $3,000s. Before that, it was in November 2019 before the month-long downtrend from the $8,000s to the $6,000s.
We got that third close, that for me confirms the 50 Day MA as resistance. It's an awkward situation, there are clear and distinct macro sized bull flag / bullish ascending triangle patterns, but other indicators such as the 50 MA, as well as the RSI, are pointing towards a bearish correction, that based on past data could indeed go quite deep - even if it doesn't need to. Chart patterns are not in confluence with traditional indicators, at current price levels this isn't the time to be going long or short imo.
Closing today below the 50 Day MA ($9,400 ish) would be even more bearish, but closing above it, followed by moving above $9,600 level (last weeks high), would return most of my bullish sentiment on this time frame, without needing to break $10K in a hurry either. I think the consolidation could last sometime longer though, based on recent price action moving sideways, but we appear to be getting closer to a decision, slowly but surely, no doubt with a few more fake-outs before a genuine decision in price movement.
That said, the Weekly candle didn't end that badly. Many were expecting bearish follow through after the drop the week before (such as myself), but it simply didn't happen.
Despite closing the Week with a red candle (-0.47%), the candle itself was an indecisive doji with a
slight bullish bias (despite anyone else's opinions on price structure). The low of the wick to the body was +4.23%, while the top of the wick to the candle body was only -2.69%, this gives it a ratio of being around 60% bullish and 40% bearish:
I had posted this some time ago, as you can see we were in a sort of a ascending triangle, so I was expecting a small decline to around 9050, which worked out well, currently im in a long position, looking to hold it till 10700 and then open some shorts
+1 for the contribution and your accurate prediction so far however, that of the ascending triangle