BTC may have possibly put-in another head-and-shoulders pattern, this time a reverse H&S, or upside-down H&S. It registered a normal H&S back on June 26-27, which is typically a top. Sure enough, the price soon dropped into an A-B-C corrective pattern. But this time we have a reverse H&S, which is typically a sign of a bottom, with a strong potential for an upside move soon.
Note as well that the important $11,500 line has been holding very nicely (all the blue arrows), and formed an important part of the current reverse H&S. We had a 50% retracement of the last run up from $9,700 (point C) up to $13,200. And once again, $11,500 figures prominently as the stopping area of that 50% retracement.
Will the retracement stop here? Will this reverse H&S lead into another run up? Usually it does. Let's hope it does this time too.
Support levels (yellow lines) seem to still be the same as before: $10,500 (the stopping point of corrective wave A) and $9,700 (the stopping point of corrective wave C).
Note as well that the important $11,500 line has been holding very nicely (all the blue arrows), and formed an important part of the current reverse H&S. We had a 50% retracement of the last run up from $9,700 (point C) up to $13,200. And once again, $11,500 figures prominently as the stopping area of that 50% retracement.
Will the retracement stop here? Will this reverse H&S lead into another run up? Usually it does. Let's hope it does this time too.
Support levels (yellow lines) seem to still be the same as before: $10,500 (the stopping point of corrective wave A) and $9,700 (the stopping point of corrective wave C).
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