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Long Lower Shadow CandlestickMeaning If the candle is bullish (white or green), the price dips down quite low following the interval’s opening due to the bears’ influence. However, the bulls gain control and push the price back up again, so the interval closes above where it began. If the candle is bearish (black or red), the bears take the reins and force the price downward. After they’ve done all they can, they experience a pushback. The bulls take over and propel the price back up so the interval’s close is relatively far above the overall low. The Long Lower Shadow candlestick is typically considered to be a bullish signal, but it is quite weak in this capacity. In addition, when the market is oversold or at support, the Long Lower Shadow candlestick tends to be more significant. _____ Although the Long Lower Shadow candlestick doesn’t have a lot to say on its own, it should still be included in the larger conversation. When you spot it, look for surrounding candlestick patterns of which it may be a part. Good luck! *DISCLAIMER*: I am not a financial advisor nor am I giving financial advice. I am sharing my biased opinion based on speculation. You should not take my opinion as financial advice. You should always do your research before making any investment. You should also understand the risks of investing. This is all speculative based investing.
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by TheWolfOfBinance
Cryptocurrency Market CorrelationIt's safe to say there is a lot of correlations in price in the cryptocurrency sector. There may be some inverse correlations short-medium term that provide opportunities on how to multiply capital, but medium-long term it looks like the market follows a general trend. This proves one can only be so diversified in 1 sector (e.x crypto) and that there is NO safe haven crypto to go all in on during corrections. Cash is KING and will go much further in crypto dips as USD value vs satoshi is much more favorable.
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by JCBCrypto