CHZ Update: M or Flag?
So I made a Bullish analysis before showing that CHZ is drawing a Bullish Flag in a biger scale. Let's have a look a little bit closer.
So of course market can go either UP or DOWN (Genius). Direction doesn't matter, we should take our positions according to it. I showed two different path that CHZ can follow.
RED LINE:
Bearish scenario can be activated if the price drops below the support area that I have shown in the Graph. In that case "M" shape will activated so price can fall down to the lower trendline, which is a good point to buy some CHZ.
BLUE LINE:
Bullish scenario can be activated if the price breaks the ressitance area. Then, Bullish flag will be activated so we can see the price can move up first in the region 0.44-0.55$. Then, probably price will get rejected from that area. However, if it can exceeds that area than we can see upward movement up to 1$. Price will %90 rejected from this area because of the "rounding effect".
This is not a financial advice. This is just my trials.
So of course market can go either UP or DOWN (Genius). Direction doesn't matter, we should take our positions according to it. I showed two different path that CHZ can follow.
RED LINE:
Bearish scenario can be activated if the price drops below the support area that I have shown in the Graph. In that case "M" shape will activated so price can fall down to the lower trendline, which is a good point to buy some CHZ.
BLUE LINE:
Bullish scenario can be activated if the price breaks the ressitance area. Then, Bullish flag will be activated so we can see the price can move up first in the region 0.44-0.55$. Then, probably price will get rejected from that area. However, if it can exceeds that area than we can see upward movement up to 1$. Price will %90 rejected from this area because of the "rounding effect".
This is not a financial advice. This is just my trials.
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