I bought into BCI this year as an inflation hedge and a play on the potential start of a long-term commodities upswing. However, I am generally skeptical of the asset class overall simply because commodities tend to have prolonged down cycles where they drag down the rest of the portfolio and since I think the global trend toward automation is ultimately deflationary.
Since I currently have a stake in commodities, I would like to practice understanding chart patterns with the hope of eventually being able to detect when a prolonged downturn might occur.
It looks to me like either a megaphone or ascending triangle may be developing in BCI. A megaphone tends to be a continuation pattern (so bullish, in this case) while an ascending triangle tends to be neutral. The MACD has crossed above its signal line, which can be a bullish indicator, but the slope is pretty flat right now. RSI is currently range-bound, without oversold or overbought signals. Overall, I'm neutral until more information comes in.
Since I currently have a stake in commodities, I would like to practice understanding chart patterns with the hope of eventually being able to detect when a prolonged downturn might occur.
It looks to me like either a megaphone or ascending triangle may be developing in BCI. A megaphone tends to be a continuation pattern (so bullish, in this case) while an ascending triangle tends to be neutral. The MACD has crossed above its signal line, which can be a bullish indicator, but the slope is pretty flat right now. RSI is currently range-bound, without oversold or overbought signals. Overall, I'm neutral until more information comes in.
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Looks like ascending triangle has been confirmed. Bullish sign for now.Disclaimer
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