Numetric

$DOGE - Still going

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Numetric Updated   
$DOGE is still moving, after a nice consolidation and some retail panic, we are starting to see the bulls move back into the market.

The levels on the MACD and SRSI are both bullish on the 30m timeframe.

Using the AI Signals are also indicating a bullish trend.

Using the fractal blaster method (Williams Fractal and Alligator) we can also see we have our first fractal leading to a bullish trend, in about 180 minutes we should see another fractal if it is to continue on another bull-run, otherwise, it may go bunk.

Hope this is helpful and would love to hear any feedback and comments.
Comment:
We are bullish on the short-term time frame @ 15m & 30m.

I'd still be cautious as we still haven't seen the next fractal on the 30m, when the next fractal appears above the 'alligator teeth' (The red line below the candlesticks) we will be bullish on the 30m timeframe and it will be safe to say we are in a bull-run once again on the short-term for now.
Comment:
Slight pullback as people fight for the lower prices.

We are seeing a 'bears vs. bulls' market at the moment, which I believe will go into a major pop at some point.

I think .26 - .30 will be a good entry range for a swing to .40 - .50 then a resistance again, possible pullback, then an upswing to a much higher high.

This is just my thoughts here, so do your own research but I have been working on $DOGE since around 0.012 and I didn't even know about the 'reddit' trends with it, I just started analyzing it as a low cap/high potential coin and found the right timing.

After I saw it blow up I learned more about some of the Reddit phenomenon that was happening, how Mark Cuban is supporting it, and now have used $DOGE to transfer money between accounts and it was a fast/cheap experience in comparison to $100+ transaction fees on $ETH and $20 - $30 tx fees on $BTC.

I spent less than $5 to do a $DOGE transaction and it took about 10 minutes or so.
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