Good Day to you all, it's Marmoset Mike back with an update on Bitcoin.
So following on from my last post we underestimated the sell side volume which pushed us past our $7,200 bottom target and in spitting distance of a double bottom. Finding the end of a drop is challenge in any market, in an emotional market such as this it is even more so.
However a 10% margin for error seems fair enough for now, so this time I will be foccussing on the changing trend cycle we are entering.
Something that I am regularly seeing on here is traders being too tied to 1 time frame, and it is easily done, if the daily or 4H chart supports your idea then the weekly can get ignored regardless of what it is shouting at you, for this reason I am going to focus on the bigger picture this week. I find the weekly chart useless for timing an exact reversal, however for long term trend changes it is ideal.
So the main question is how much more room for a downwards movement is there? The answer in my opinion is, not a whole lot.
As an overview of the weekly we can see the following;
- MACD has continued it's bearish move down but is bottoming out, a further widening at this point is not supported by the other indicators.
- RSI is near historical lows and is beginning to flatten, signalling exhaustion from as well as a lack of upwards bullish momentum
- The SMI is oversold, so not a whole lot of room left to go and coupled with a slight bullish divergance you need to be asking yourself, how much lower can this really be pushed downwards before the effort outweighs the reward?
All of the above leads me to think that we have reached exhaustion on all fronts, which is exactly what we want to see to begin a new cycle. Not a large parabolic move back upwards towards all time highs, but a flatlining momentum to form our accumulation before the next bull run starts in proper.
It is of course early days and a bounce back downwards into the $6,400 - $6,700 area cannot be ruled out, but in my mind none of the indicators are pointing towards this extreme, what I do expect is for the next weeks to be spent within a fairly close range before we are ready for our next move upwards.
I will update as things progress, but for now it looks like we are going to have an average April for Bitcoin, but a good April for Alts.
Thanks for reading and throw me a thumbs up if it's helped