Bitcoin has made its move and broke the support. But the macro bullish structure remains intact. Let’s take a look at a complicated chart.
Elliott: We are able to count an ABC (in blue) if we ignore the spike on 4 Dec. This is (somewhat) justified when we look at the CME market / CFD products only, which don’t have this spike as it occurred on a weekend.
Wave C can extend 1.618 of wave A. The target is then 41800.
Geometry: The channel median provides support currently. The .25 fib of the large channel (green line) provides confluence with the 1.618 extension, and the 61.8% retracement level.
Oscillators: The RSI and MFI show a bullish divergence. The Stochastic is oversold and due to move up.
Correlations: Ideally we need DXY to break down and QQQ to remain stable for BTC to recover. DXY is still at multi-month resistance.
How to trade it: We can expect liquidity in the 39800 to 41800 zone. The 41k level gives us a good risk-reward ratio to test a long with tight SL. The idea is to re-build long exposure when BTC reclaims (and holds) the 46k level.
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