If you have been following my posts (Trading the potential bear trap at 12k and Managing risk in a key area) you'll see that I have been concerned of risks around the 11.5-12k area. I still believe that a significant retrace or double bottom will help this market bounce back more quickly and go on to 50k in Q2 but I am mindful that this may not happen.
Following the 6k bottom, I bought on the way down and up with an average in of 8.5k and sold 50% of that for an average of 11.4k. I am now looking to either trade back in with the remaining 50% or sell the balance.
What is the BTCUSD market doing?
We have completed 5 waves and are in the correction. I am comfortable we have completed (a) and (b) and are now in (c). The chart has labels for the minor wave count within the (a) and (b) waves. The minor wave count makes this a Zig Zag wave, which would often see wave (c) about the same length as (a). If this holds, an initial target for (c) would be around 9.6k. This would represent a 0.382 retrace of the 6-11.8k bull wave and a 2.0 extension of (a). It coincides with various other support shown on the chart.
What happens after that?
There are various scenarios but I see three that are more likely to happen:
1) We are actually just in the (A) leg of an ABC and the current (abc) are minor waves within it. This would allow for a retrace back up as part of the (B) wave before another corrective (C) wave. My conviction is that under this scenario we would see the (B) retest the recent high at 11.8k.
2) This (c) completes the retrace and we enter a new 1-5 impulse wave up to 14-15k and beyond.
3) This wave down continues as part of a 1-5 impulse wave down.
My plan
My conviction is that (1) or (2) will happen, so I will be on the look out for the reversal around 9.6k. The target at this stage will be the 11.8k with the opportunity to let it run if it looks like it is a new impulse wave rather than an ABC. The stop loss would be at the bottom of this local support area (9.4k). This presents a very nice risk reward (R:8). However it is a risky trade because, until we break the 13k area, I think we are still in a large bear wave.
(c) might not get to the target, going up from here or stopping around the 10.2k area. If it doesn't I'll wait out until I see clear signs of a new impulse wave.
If we break through the 9.6k area I will look to sell my remaining 50% balance at the 9.4k area.
Following the 6k bottom, I bought on the way down and up with an average in of 8.5k and sold 50% of that for an average of 11.4k. I am now looking to either trade back in with the remaining 50% or sell the balance.
What is the BTCUSD market doing?
We have completed 5 waves and are in the correction. I am comfortable we have completed (a) and (b) and are now in (c). The chart has labels for the minor wave count within the (a) and (b) waves. The minor wave count makes this a Zig Zag wave, which would often see wave (c) about the same length as (a). If this holds, an initial target for (c) would be around 9.6k. This would represent a 0.382 retrace of the 6-11.8k bull wave and a 2.0 extension of (a). It coincides with various other support shown on the chart.
What happens after that?
There are various scenarios but I see three that are more likely to happen:
1) We are actually just in the (A) leg of an ABC and the current (abc) are minor waves within it. This would allow for a retrace back up as part of the (B) wave before another corrective (C) wave. My conviction is that under this scenario we would see the (B) retest the recent high at 11.8k.
2) This (c) completes the retrace and we enter a new 1-5 impulse wave up to 14-15k and beyond.
3) This wave down continues as part of a 1-5 impulse wave down.
My plan
My conviction is that (1) or (2) will happen, so I will be on the look out for the reversal around 9.6k. The target at this stage will be the 11.8k with the opportunity to let it run if it looks like it is a new impulse wave rather than an ABC. The stop loss would be at the bottom of this local support area (9.4k). This presents a very nice risk reward (R:8). However it is a risky trade because, until we break the 13k area, I think we are still in a large bear wave.
(c) might not get to the target, going up from here or stopping around the 10.2k area. If it doesn't I'll wait out until I see clear signs of a new impulse wave.
If we break through the 9.6k area I will look to sell my remaining 50% balance at the 9.4k area.
评论:
One point to note when I make and share my plans, I am not saying "This is what is going to happen". I am looking at potential scenario(s) that *might* unfold that might allow me to consider a new trade. For example, as @gusccbb says below, we could well have just completed the A wave and be going up on the B wave. This might be more probable than what I have suggested would allow me to enter a new trade.
p.s. I will try and avoid saying things like this:
" It looks like we will get to ....."
p.s. I will try and avoid saying things like this:
" It looks like we will get to ....."
评论:
I do not think this is not a bounce..... yet. The volume is too low. This is just responding to overselling (RSI) exhaustion on a short term basis.
交易开始:
Spot: 9676.5
SL: 9345
Target 11,000
SL: 9345
Target 11,000
评论:
I've gone long with a partial amount and will add to it as this develops. The reasons for going in now, albeit on a small TM:
RSI divergence
Key area hit and a 'bounce' off it
Retrace was minor (0.382)
RSI divergence
Key area hit and a 'bounce' off it
Retrace was minor (0.382)
评论:
So far so good. I have moved the stop loss up to my entry (9677) because that area has since been tested twice and rejected, so if it is breached now, it has a higher likelihood of falling to the next support.
The target is now 11k, what would be the 0.618 fib retrace of the A wave down, which coincides with the long term diagonal down and the resistance we saw on the way up in the recent bear wave.
Tight stop loss around 9.3k which gives an R:4. If it goes through that I think it will head to about 9k and I'll potentially re-enter there.
I'll only enter if I can see a reversal.