There's breakout of trend line but shape of candle is not so good for Bullish Market. Let's analysis BTC~
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A. Briefing . Breakout of trend line on daily chart. . Hammer -> inverse Hammer . Descending Broadening Wedges
B. Daily chart a. Trend breakout of trend line and then retrace
b. Candle Inverse Hammer -> but less reliable candle at bottom.
c. EMA still in reverse order
d. Sum. it falls down from previous high level and retracing from trend line. however, inverse candle is showing the strength of Sell.
C. 4H Chart a. EMA trying to go under 20EMA again.
b. Candle Shooting Star
c. Pattern a) 'BAT' b) 'Descending Broadening Wedge'
d. Elliott Wave if it falls down under $5755, Elliott waves will be invalid.
e. Sum. shooting star is quite reliable signal for Sell and patterns like 'BAT', 'Descending Broadening Wedge' are indicating additional drop.
D. Strategy and Summary a. For aggressive traders Buy when it is retracing to trend line on daily chart -> now
b. For conservative traders Buy when the Wedge pattern is broken up-ward.
-> at the moment, there're conflicting explanations on Bullish and Bearish. Breakout of trend line is good signal but there're Inverse hammer, shooting star candles and Descending Broadening Wedge which is usually penetrated down-ward. In this situation, of course it depends on your style of trading but i just recommend trading conservatively.
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Note
at the moment, candle is forming morning star and blocked by 50EMA. Check whether it penetrates 50EMA and upper side of Wedge.
Note
candle touched upper side of Wedge. Keep focusing on the direction of breakout.
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