Looks like the sequential 9 is on it's way to giving the short term upside I was looking for. I will be looking to take profit in the next 24-48hrs with a target of $7650 to $7800 where I will be back to a Bear.
If my target is reached and it holds strong, I will reassess the situation and I may jump back in if it reaches a green 5 for a short term long trade up to a green 7.8 or 9. If this plays out I will have a tight stop loss in place because there is strong resistance points on Fibonacci levels, the $8000 trend line, the downwards trend line off the tops, the 50 and 200 day moving averages and significant breakdown areas that have likely formed resistance too.
If you're not sure about the numbers I have over my candles, you can research it by googling "Thomas Demark Sequential" or "TD Indicator". This indicator costs about 2000/month to get access through a Bloomberg terminal and I find it very useful in Bitcoin. If you're going to trade this indicator though, it's important to understand the rules of the count so you know when a candles close is within the margin of error where the number could be different than otherwise shown in your chart. For example, the close on the 15th of January was only a few dollars off from being an 8 which would have showed a 9 on the following candle giving you the potential for some upside on the next 1-4 candles. if you traded the following reversal candle at the close of 11k you could trade it long with more confidence knowing a 9 took place on some exchanges. Generally a momentum 9 count reverses the price for at least 1-4 candles so if all other TA is supporting this such as the huge reversal doji candle on Jan 17h, and other time frames lining up such as a 4hr sequential 9 taking place on the daily 9 than i consider it a high probability trade and that particular one was.