I got a LONG-trade just now on Cryptocurrency QTUM / USD.
I don't know much about it but it looks strong on the charts.
You can see the bullish W/bottom which is well supported with strength underneath current price on the Weekly with very strong Stochastics very over-sold however they are pressing up hard and through the 20 level which is bullish coming out of over-sold on the important Weekly- Stochastic.
Also, see in the Weekly / Chart above the MAC-D bullish cross-up recently.
Both of these things tell me that price is very well supported on this weekly chart to come out of its over-sold condition with plenty of support and strength upwards in price going into the new week.
USD could be weak for a little longer, however I do see the USDX turning around and rallying this coming week, possibly Tuesday / Wednesday.
On the 4HR chart notice the bullish Cup 'n' Handle pattern that has formed.
Notice on the Daily Time-Frame here another bullish W-Bottom which has strength because the yellow 9 EMA has recently crossed-up & over the blue 50 EMA & this is very bullish.
Finally, here is the 4HR chart and the Cup 'n' Handle pattern I mentioned.
The spread is terrible on some of these buy-sell orders on the little know Cryptocurrency's so just be aware.
STOP LOSS: Stop at 2.16, which is directly underneath this current bullish candle on the weekly.
Take Profit: 3.86. See chart below.
Trade active
Long Trade: Longer Term
Very Bullish on the 4HR / D / W.
QTUM USD
Stop Loss & Take Profit I cover above.
Cheers,
Chris
*Trading is risky. Please don't rely solely on my investment advice.
Order cancelled
I took a small loss in this to free up margin. By the way, be careful trading Crypto on weekends, the entry price spreads are terrible no matter which broker you use and price action tends to be slow to non-existent.
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