Ethereum is showing strength on the daily chart as it continues it's upward trend towards it's all time highs at 400.
We see a beautiful flag pattern on the daily chart with a confirmed breakout to the upside.
If price can get above the top of the flag, 320, then we should see a new run to the all time highs at 400, which finds a confluence of targets:
Why back to 400? 400 are the old all time highs, we need to retest 400 is a nice round number, people will hold positions until that resistance level 400 is the measured move of the "flagpole" from the August runup
Moreover, RSI is in a bullish range and not yet overbought. Moving averages are moving up and price is holding both the short term 9 and mid term 21 emas.
Strong price behavior = bias to the upside
BREAKOUT ENTRY: Over 320 (high of flag) STOP: 295, below flag TARGET: 400 (old highs) Reward to Risk: over 3:1
The <b>TECHNICAL STORY</b> so far: 1. Ethereum climbed to its all time high on June 12th, and started a long steady decline back down to 125 on Jul 16th. 2. It broke out of it’s downtrend on July 18th and consolidated sideways until August 5th, when it broke above the moving averages and entered the Ichimoku resistance cloud. 3. We saw a fast run back to 300, retracing 50% of the June to July decline, where once again we find a consolidation flag pattern.
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