We need to see if we can get support and climb at 17892.0.
With the volatility around November 20th, we have to see which direction it will move. If it falls at 17176.24, it is a short-term Stop Loss.
After falling below the uptrend line (8), it is likely to rise above the uptrend line (8) quickly. If you drop below the uptrend line (8), you should make sure you are touching the 16498.05 point.
-----------------------------------------------
(Coinbase BTCUSD 1D chart) We need to see if we can get support and climb at 17889.14. If it falls at 17170.0, it is a short-term Stop Loss.
--------------------------------------------
(OKEX BTCUSDT 1D chart) We need to see if we can get support and climb at 17852.6. If it falls at 17198.0, it is a short-term stop loss.
------------------------------------------
(BTC Dominance 1D Chart) You have to touch the 67.44 point and see which direction it will move.
------------------------------------------
(USDT Dominance 1D Chart) We need to see if there is any movement due to volatility around November 20th.
** Check support, resistance, and abbreviation points. ** Support or resistance is based on the closing price of the 1D chart. ** All explanations are for reference only and do not guarantee profit or loss on investment.
Explanation of abbreviations displayed on the chart R: A point or section of resistance that requires a response to preserve profits S-L: Stop-Loss point or section S: A point or segment that can be bought for profit generation as a support point or segment
(Short-term Stop Loss can be said to be a point where profits and losses can be preserved or additionally entered through installment trading. You should trade from a short-term investment perspective.)
GAP refers to the difference in prices that occurred when the stock market, CME and BAKKT exchanges were closed because they are not trading 24 hours a day. G1: Closed price G2: Market price at the time of opening
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.