Deftsuo

ETH within a descending triangle pattern. Watching for a break.

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ETHUSD (Bitmex) is currently looking very bearish. We are within a descending triangle pattern, trading below the 10/20/50/100/200 day moving averages, and we are below the 0.5 fib level (indicating the sell-side is in control.) I am not seeing anything bullish about ETH as it stands. A break above and a close above 121 would change my bearish stance at least for the short term. I am watching the .786 fib level around $97-98 as a possible target area for the price to drop to, but I wouldn't be surprised in the least to see a flush break all the way down to retest the yearly lows around $80. A lot of this will depend on whether or not Bitcoin can hold its 200 week moving average around 3250-3300.

Moving average guide:
10 MA in Orange
20 MA in Pink
50 MA in Green
100 MA in Yellow
200 MA in Red

Strong resistance: 118-121.

Target's if the price breaks down: 97-98, and 80.

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Closer up view of the descending triangle:
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Getting very close to our first target zone around 97-98:
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Price came to 100.55, but still hasn't hit our target yet. This bounce up looks like a relief rally, and I do not think it will sustain for very long:
Trade closed manually:
Closing as BTC is nearing its 200 weekly moving average and could look for a bounce soon. Couple of other factors go into my decision to close this trade, but I won't go into too much detail.

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