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BNB : NEW ATH !! What's NEXT FOR BNB ??

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Binance coin / BNB has recently made a new ATH 💥🚀 And the price doesn't seem to be ready to turn around just yet. How can we gauge the next possible targets AND retracements for BNB SHORT TERM?

1) Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Band Strategy is excellent to use on lower timeframes, especially when combined with Fibonacci zones. The yellow dot basis (20d Moving Averages) is a common zone to watch for retracements, as well as bounces. As long as the price is bullish, the basis will hold and act as support. The Fib lines up until the basis can be watches for bounce zones:
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Notice that periods of contractions is followed by expansion - watch the upper red and purple lines for near term targets (price labels on the right).

2) Fibonacci
Trend based Fibonacci can be helpful to identify key zones that could likely act as resistance, for example:
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If we can't close ABOVE the 2.618, we stand a risk to form a nasty M-Pattern, which could indicate the end of the bullish cycle.

3) Moving Averages
The price often corrects towards the moving averages in the daily timeframe. This could be a potential re-entry zone for a swing trade (not accumulation as the price is at the peak of the bullish cycle). Understand that you risk is HIGH if you're looking to buy here. If we lose the 50d (green trendline) that could mean the bullish cycle is coming to an end. You can see the bounce is slightly smaller every time it touches, indicating the end is potentially near:
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