This is an expansion on my recent post about the Descending Expanding Wedge breakout.
I spotted a potential Bearish Wolfe Wave while trying to figure out the next steps if the breakout fails. It was a solid breakout of the wedge, but since the stochastic is pretty high across multiple timeframes, I'm not 100% confident that it has the momentum to continue. The volume isn't quite convincing enough either.
So now we have some things to look for as signs of which way it's going to go:
Wedge Breakout
1) It bounces off the wedge boundary/1hr Ichimoku Cloud
2) Stochastic/RSI gets lower without breaking the upper wedge boundary
3) It continues upwards, with buy volume picking up
Bearish Wolfe Wave
1) It breaks back through the wedge boundary and stays below it
2) It gets lower than the previous low of about $1715
3) It breaks the wedge boundary and the stochastic hasn't bottomed out
I put a couple potential targets on the chart for each scenario.
Will update if I see anything significant!
I spotted a potential Bearish Wolfe Wave while trying to figure out the next steps if the breakout fails. It was a solid breakout of the wedge, but since the stochastic is pretty high across multiple timeframes, I'm not 100% confident that it has the momentum to continue. The volume isn't quite convincing enough either.
So now we have some things to look for as signs of which way it's going to go:
Wedge Breakout
1) It bounces off the wedge boundary/1hr Ichimoku Cloud
2) Stochastic/RSI gets lower without breaking the upper wedge boundary
3) It continues upwards, with buy volume picking up
Bearish Wolfe Wave
1) It breaks back through the wedge boundary and stays below it
2) It gets lower than the previous low of about $1715
3) It breaks the wedge boundary and the stochastic hasn't bottomed out
I put a couple potential targets on the chart for each scenario.
Will update if I see anything significant!
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I'm having a hard time seeing this as an entry point considering the stochastic & rsi are so high on lower timeframes (bottom row of charts) but 6hr, 12hr and 1d look good. So my feeling at the moment is that we are going to need to dip down a little bit first.My final thoughts unless something unexpected happens:
Wait for the stochastic / rsi to get lower on the shorter timeframes, and as long as we don't break back down into that wedge, buy if it breaks that green neckline again with good volume.
I'll be back to update if something major happens.
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Not out of the woods with this Wolfe Wave yet, I refined the drawing a little to make the angles and lengths of the longer legs equal, and it turns out this is about where you'd expect it to start falling to form that final leg downwards if it was a Wolfe Wave. Plus the RSI is very high and starting to fall - and there's a bearish divergence. We also haven't broken the volume trendline yet.
So it seems like the next few candles will make or break this pattern.
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Looks like a possible head & shoulders on the 5 min chart.I still don't feel strongly enough about either scenario yet and I have to go to sleep - so I'm not going long but I'm going to set buy orders near the previous low (around $1670).
Good luck!
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I'm cautiously going long here. Bounced off the 1hr ichimoku cloud, stochastic is pretty low on many timeframes, we didn't quite test the wedge boundary but got close - and it looks like it could be forming the right shoulder on a larger inverse head & shoulders. Also keeping my buy order at the previous low as I mentioned before.Note
The Wolfe Wave idea is invalidated btw so I feel safer.Note
Just updating for my records that it did turn out to be the pennant (see my other ideas) and already broke out!Related publications
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