$BTCUSD Short Term Outlook—Inverse Head and Shoulders Reversal

The bounce into the bullish order block created bullish regular divergence on the CMF and RSI, along with a weaker bullish divergence shown on the OBV. This type of divergence is often a sign of trend reversal. We have also seen an inverse head and shoulder pattern break out—currently retesting this breakout potentially confirming an entry for the bulls.

Having held above the red slow MAs is also a great sign, and this would be a bounce from that area. Always be on watch for stop hunts to liquidate high leverage positions. This will have a short term bearish effect on the alt markets, further confluence for the ETHBTC idea shared earlier.

I am looking for entry opportunities to leave buy orders in alt markets.

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Still holding my earlier entry.

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As I had mentioned before I was playing out the more aggressive IHS target from before. I had a short target that I flipped long at the formation of the head. If you’ve held on to that you are still in profits. After consolidating, we broke down towards the level I would’ve used as a stoploss if I bought the retest of the IHS breakout (had I not had a lower entry). Originally I was considering using this as a take profit on my lower entry, however, I entered a leverage short position on xbt spot contracts to hedge my prior long entry. This would lock in profits between my long and short entry. Upon seeing some signs of strength I did take small profits on that hedged position. I won’t be able to watch much this morning, but I will try to update. Either way with this method, I am covered on both ends—already guaranteeing profits for today while BTC makes up its mind.

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I was late getting a shorted this play but it was worth the risk to protect prior profits. Current plan to exit my short positions as follows. Looking for this IHS to play out now that the ADX is beginning to move back up.

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Same chart as above on daily showing some bullish hidden divergences.

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Do I still need to explain why hedging is important? If you’re not going to take profits, at least protect them. This is why you don’t make a trade without a back up plan. Read above updates to see how I protected my profits