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MATIC/USDT Could MATIC back to break resist or back to demand ?💎 MATIC has recently experienced significant developments in the market. Currently, MATIC has displayed strength by bouncing from the demand area, which previously acted as a supply zone. Moreover, it has successfully broken out of a descending channel pattern. 💎 If this breakout is valid, there is potential for MATIC to continue its upward trajectory and attempt to break through the resistance area. Breaking this resistance is essential because a successful breakout, probability could pave the way for MATIC to reach our target at the Bearish OB area. 💎 However, if MATIC fails to sustain its upward momentum and experiences a false breakout, there is the possibility that the price will retreat to the demand area to establish a new bullish momentum. 💎 The demand area holds significant importance, as a breakdown from this level could signal a return to bearish sentiment, potentially driving the price back towards the strong support area.
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by MyCryptoParadise_Nathan
MATICUSDTI propose to consider the medium-term situation, because in the short term everything looks bad. A symmetrical triangle figure appeared on the chart. The price can go both up and down with a 50/50 chance. In case of an upward movement and consolidation, it is worth considering the targets indicated by blue lines. Target 1 - 1.1517 Target 2 - 1.3871 Target 3 - 1.5898 In case of going down and consolidating below, focus on the red lines as support in the area of 0.4007 - 0.2334 Also you can ask for only 1 altcoins analysis and i will try to do my best to cover as much as i can✍️
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by Andrey_Crypto
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MATIC → Polygon Showing Reversal Signals? A Short Scalp is Near!MATIC (Polygon) is holding above the Daily 200EMA support and has yet to break it after making contact 5 times since breaking it. So why is a short scalp reasonable? How do we trade this? 🤔 We have a few good reasons to be looking for a counter-trend trade; There have been several sell-offs in the $0.95-$1.10 range, a very strong sell-off at $1.10, the 200EMA support has been tested 5 times which adds to the probability it will be broken, and the RSI is at 50.00 and below the moving average. These data points tell us it's time to start looking for counter-trend setups, but we cannot enter a trade until we see confirmation to enter. What we need is a final test of the $0.98 area to get a good entry around $0.93-$0.95. From there, we can short half of our position to the 200EMA ($0.79), take profits, move our stop loss up to our entry price, and then swing the rest of the position down to the Support Zone at $0.665. Taking profits at the 200EMA is about a 1:1 Risk/Reward if our stop is placed just above the previous high at $1.11. That is a reasonable scalp, and the rest, being a bit lower probability of success, allows us to swing the second half of our position without the worry of losing money. We could repeat this approach until either the 200EMA Support breaks or the $1.10 high breaks and stops us out, which lets us know the upward momentum isn't done yet. 💡 Trade Idea 💡 Short Entry: $0.95 🟥 Stop Loss: $1.11 ✅ Take Profit #1: $0.79 ✅ Take Profit #2: $0.67 ⚖️ Risk/Reward Ratio: 1:1.75 🔑 Key Takeaways 🔑 1. Several Sell Signals at Key Resistance area of $0.95 to $1.10 2. Strong Sell Signal After Hitting $1.10 3. Wait for One More Failed Attempt to break $0.95 4. Short a Sell Signal off of $0.95-$1.00 Price Area, Stop Loss above Previous High of 5. RSI at 50.00 and below Moving Average. 💰 Trading Tip 💰 It's reasonable to take half profits at the first support target in a short trade, or the first resistance target in a long trade. You can then move your stop loss up to your entry price and watch the rest of the trade execute without worry of losing money. This helps improve trading psychology and the equity in your account. ⚠️ Risk Warning! ⚠️ Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. You are solely responsible for your trades. Trade at your own risk! Like 👍 and Follow to learn more about: 1. Reading price action 2. Chart analysis 3. Trade management 4. Trade psychology
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by TraderEngineering