IMHO monthly stoch. is the best tool to indicate buying point
whenever it cross up is always the start of a new up trend
it might be 1-2 monthly green candles late but surely safe entry .
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Don't care about weekly stoch. as it can keep moving in oversold / lower area for a long period
just like in 2018
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Feel free to share ur ideas/comment
Trade safe and fun
whenever it cross up is always the start of a new up trend
it might be 1-2 monthly green candles late but surely safe entry .
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Don't care about weekly stoch. as it can keep moving in oversold / lower area for a long period
just like in 2018
.
Feel free to share ur ideas/comment
Trade safe and fun
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19000 is the cheapest price BTC can be... lower than that is ending of crypto :DDNote
PS> My assumption is based on BTC bearish+ halving correction //however we're in the "Middle" of the channel. Equally chance of going up or down . I'd like you to DYOR for some analysis that's look up for example , this one

Then weight it and take ur decision.
& Of course the STO. will surely cross up anytime BTC decides to move up
Good luck and trade safe n fun
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but i'm not telling that we won't go lower..Note
*Remarks*- it's a good sign but there were many traps happened in the past as well. The confirmation of cross up is when the current monthly candle close above 44138 and following candle is green + higher
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- RSI not yet bottomed (This fall iso not the bottom we're in the middle of the way my suggestion --> do not "all in"
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- BTC never has any candle close above 46000 yet... So we still never make any Higher high of the wave
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It's stochastic momentum, not sto. RSIRelated publications
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