$1500-$2800 by the end of January then sideways till 2020-2022
$1500-$2800 by the end of January then sideways till 2020-2022
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Not sharing my T.A because it works.
Once 200 MA gets broken we will see REAL Capitulation.
just share it fag. i was gunna go long 2800 i dont see it going much lower than that
That's the thing though. 200 MA is pretty strong support. It likely won't be broken, but we will glide on top of it throughout 2019.
It's not going to 2800 in January, probably March or April.
The 200 MA was where the last bear market bottomed in early 2015, and BTC has held it ever since (just recently bouncing off of it a couple of days ago). If it breaks then crypto is fucked for a while, if it holds then the bottom is in and a bull run will happen soon.
thanks for the buy signal
How come his 200 MA looks so much different compared to mine? My 200 MA on TradingView goes as high as $10k on June 1st 2018, but his down around $2k? What am I missing
Because you're looking at a different time frame brainlet. If you want long term 200 MA plays, look at daily/weekly/monthly charts.
i dont get into fiat, only trading between btc eth is safu
yikes. that image says it all.
lmaoooooo fuck thank you
Not before we visit 5,000 faggot. Which will take at least till February
>TA toddlers think TA works
>TA toddlers didnt predict 5 months of horizontal at 6k
>TA toddlers still coping
>TA toddlers going to lose a lot of money
if T.A didn't work I wouldn't risk 400k to make 10k everytime bitcoin drops $100
>TA Toddler
6-7 January
price will be at $3380-3000
show your position.
im pretty sure jan is going to be massive bull but im also pretty sure itll be a fake bull
what is a backtest?
What's a good signal for these.
How do they respond to each other?
January is NEVER a bull, in any market, and never has been for BTC.
Just trade it semi daily basing on TA signals
Two things:
1. Still up historically. The network is growing steadily again after nearly half of it got burnt and left.
2. The majority of retail investors opt to keep their coins on "safe" exchanges like Coinbase, which consolidate their holdings in only several hundred wallets.