Some very interesting developments are brewing up in BTC. My followers know that I have been bearish on BTC despite its recent flare-ups. The count is slowly revealing itself. Now I have two scenarios, the red one advocating a strong selll-off very soon. The red has two variations: i) almost immediate sell-off after completing a narrow diagonal, and ii) the...
Wow.. that was quite something trying to puzzle out the minute timeframe. THe count of last resort - expanding diagonal in wave c of abc flat before a meltdown.
Seems like the market will shape an ending diagonal. It started with a small diagonal which triggered me into expecting an impulse - went all in (very small deposit) and it kept swinging until formed a nearly complete triangle.
A leading diagonal has absorbed all the previous attempts to spot downward impulse waves on minute timeframes. Most likely we are in for a small bounce or sideways action before the plunge. Since I am expecting an expanding diagonal, I label subwaves as nested abc zigzag within wxy double zigzag. I have a rule that expanding diagonals can be made of double...
The resolution is a bit small. We might be on the verge of 3rd of 3rd wave in Bitcoin. The wave count up to this point seems to be robust and also moving averages (included below) indicate a resistance zone at current levels.
I've stopped my martingale bot and am thinking of going full blown short from around 63000. So far, the price has followed the outlook perfectly.
Remember the chart? Seems like it is going in the right direction. Crypto is definitely different from energy commodities. Bigger waves are more densely packed with subwaves resulting in higher proportion of abc/wxy to impulse waves IMHO.
Meanwhile BTC might be indicating a disaster ahead. Nice running ABC flat may terminate right at the resistance formed by moving averages on different timeframes.
Seems like something big is quickly approaching. I see a possible surge in energy prices and fallout of BTC.
What I had previously maintained as an alternative scenario (green in my previous charts) has now become the base case (black). It assumes that wave (w), and possibly wave (x), have ended and that the price can now rise to new highs. The previous base case is labeled in red, allowing for some additional downside. Looking at 2H-4H charts, I tend to discount the...
Seems like natural gas is ready to explode in 3rd of 3rd Elliottwave. Oil has similar sentiment despite being less obviously bullish. Natural Gas remains so far firmly on track and expected to rise with oil, perhaps on the Middle East escalation in the most nearest future.
#Natgas In addition to Oil, Natgas also looks ready to explode in the 3rd of the 3rd wave.
#Oil #WTI. Indeed, after some rekindling, I was able to reassess the previously green scenario as the most probable. Now I've labeled it in black. The chart could be indicating that a disaster is imminent.
We stick to our base case, which we've been tracking since January, the market may experience a significant retracement before resuming its upward trend. As previously stated, the market appears to have formed a double top with negative divergence against the RSI indicator, and after a modest bounce on Monday, it could fall to everyone's surprise.
I'm leaning towards an expanding diagonal in WTI to finish wave (x). Reasons are 1) sharp sell-off on Monday, which appears to be a wxy double zigzag rather than a five-wave impulse 2) the subsequent bounce appears difficult enough for another double zigzag. Of course, I could be wrong about the bearish case, but I'm sticking to it so far, despite the fact that...
This past week, the price gave us a hard time determining the peak of wave [ B]. Nonetheless, when compared to last week's update below, the outlook remains on track. I suppose we've just finished the predicted ABC zigzag in wave (Y), with wave A being an imperfectly shaped leading contracting diagonal and wave C being a nicely shaped ending expanding...
The diagonal we identified last week has been confirmed. However, its fifth wave taken out the prior low, making some aspects of the previous scenario irrelevant. In the overall scheme of things, this doesn't change anything other than adding assurance to the scenario with a larger falling diagonal, which we began considering a few weeks ago.