DOGECOIN.USDT

In the financial markets, we may trade on a spot basis, whether hourly or daily, or even weekly.
But anyway.
Experience and science have taught me that history always repeats itself.
So:
I am plotting my analysis of the future of Dogecoin on this weekly chart.
It may not happen this week, but it will definitely happen in the near future.

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Dogecoin can have a bright future.
Even for scalpers it is suitable.
We just have to predict the entry and exit detection.

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My trades in the market are spot, but my view is based on weekly and monthly reviews.
how about you?

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The market is not always bullish.
As it is not always a bearish.
So if you haven't sold yet, you can buy step-by-step.

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I don't believe Dogecoin will be pumping as soon as possible.
Because the purchase order is not relatively large.
In short, the conditions of the pump have not been secured, at least until this hour.
But, the sellers do not want to sell either, no excitement to sell.
Therefore, the trend will be positive. Although slowly.
But the general trend of Dogecoin will be upwards.
of course for holders.
25.feb.23

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26.feb.2023

There are very good analysts in the market that I respect and accept.
In any case, in my opinion:

An analysis must be defensible.
Time analysis gives a correct result, if we consider several factors.
Although, it is never possible to say 100% correct, but it is definitely close to the analysis required to remain in any market.

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The difference between the rich and the others is that:
First, the rich buy when markets fall.
Secondly, they always have money.
Third, they buy step by step.

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Sometimes, goals happen sooner than we expect.....
Sometimes, a little later.....
But, we have to be determined to achieve the goal.

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We can buy the Doge right now....
Or wait for the doge to break through $0.085/0.086 with strength, and buy on the pullback....
However, Doge has shown that it usually doesn't pull back when it's shooting up.

bozorgzadeh

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