🔥 Arbitrum: Falling Wedge Waiting For Break Out
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ARB has been trading bearish for the better part of three months now. During this period, a falling wedge pattern has emerged on the chart; lower-lows and lower-highs.
In my view, it's likely that ARB will continue to trade within this pattern for the foreseeable future. Keep in mind that we've got a FOMC interest meeting tonight which could cause some strong volatility.
Personally, I'd expect ARB to go lower in the near future and consolidate within the outer point of the pattern. Classically, falling wedges are bullish reversal patterns, so a bullish break out could lead to some decent gains, will make a new analysis once were there.
For now, keep an eye on this pattern in anticipation of a break out in the coming weeks.
In my view, it's likely that ARB will continue to trade within this pattern for the foreseeable future. Keep in mind that we've got a FOMC interest meeting tonight which could cause some strong volatility.
Personally, I'd expect ARB to go lower in the near future and consolidate within the outer point of the pattern. Classically, falling wedges are bullish reversal patterns, so a bullish break out could lead to some decent gains, will make a new analysis once were there.
For now, keep an eye on this pattern in anticipation of a break out in the coming weeks.
Note
Currently trading at the top resistance. Be wary of a potential reversal! I'm waiting for a break out to confirm.
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