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- Feels different this time, someone give me a reality check
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Feels different this time, someone give me a reality check Posted: 26 Dec 2020 02:33 AM PST I know we're still going to see dips and volatility, but with a new ATH and institutional investment coming in, it just seems inevitable that BTC will continue upwards. I don't see a way that it doesn't continue up over the next few years. However. It's not a sure thing and I know that too, but I don't see the counter argument. TLDR: I feel like I've drank way too much hopium laced wine. Someone bring me down a notch or two. [link] [comments] |
Posted: 26 Dec 2020 03:41 AM PST Speculatively forecasting the price of Bitcoin via subjectively using the Elliott Wave principle: https://12345abcdewxyz.files.wordpress.com/2020/12/20201225-bncblx.png The Elliott Wave principle is a method of technical analysis used to track and forecast the nature of financial markets. The theory suggests markets move in waves based on investor psychology: three impulsive waves to progress the overall trend, intercorrelated with two corrective waves of regress. Thereby, a set of five waves complete an overall waveset or cycle. Upon completion, the five wave structure is regressed by three waves to complete an overall opposing waveset or cycle. The pattern of waves emerge repeating on multiple timeframes denoted by degrees, producing a fractal. Fibonacci-based relationships often exist between the waves. A potential Elliott Wave model of Bitcoin proposes a structure of five Primary degree waves underway since 2010 —consisting of three advancing bull market waves, interwoven with two declining bear market waves, as follows: Using BLX:BNC pricing, here are Fibonacci-based projection target zones for Wave 5... The magnitude of the bull market impulsive waves which progress the trend, are as follows... Since Wave 3 cannot be the smallest in magnitude as defined by Elliott Wave theory, therefore the maximum upside potential for Wave 5 is... Upon completion of Wave 5, i.e. completion of a waveset or cycle, the entire advance from 2010 is expected to be regressed by three waves to complete an overall opposing waveset or cycle —a bear market declining around 95% in value, representing the largest decline since inception. [link] [comments] |
Posted: 26 Dec 2020 09:30 AM PST I am aware that bitcoin trades 24/7 but can anyone indicate when the opening hour range would be most applicable. I ask because when you are actively trading you can see when there is a certain time frame that you see active trading. I haven't studied it enough but looking for a direction in which to look. Any color would be great. Thank you! [link] [comments] |
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