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ETH Weekly: Giant Re-Accumulation?!

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BINANCE:ETHUSD   Ethereum
I believe I could make a very compelling case for the weekly chart on ETH becoming one big giant Wyckoff Re-Accumulation schematic. Before we begin, please take a minute to look at the Re-Accumulation schematic in the bottom left corner of this picture:

https://img.phemex.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/26075601/Wyckoff-schematics.jpg

With that fresh in your mind, let's get back to the charts. It looks like back when we went and took out the ATH (just barely) in November of '21, it was actually serving a very important purpose. That was our UTAD before the subsequent bear market & giant dump back down to take out the lows of the AR & SOW. Once we took out those lows, we put in one low and then a higher low followed, which now serves as our Spring and Test right before a big jump across the creek.

Currently on our indicators, the 3 day is showing a giant hidden bullish divergence. Last time we printed a trigger wave on the 3 day, it caused Wave 3 (AKA the run-up from 1385 to 2146, see related ideas) and with this trigger wave coming in lower, while price is making a higher low, it forms a very strong hidden bullish divergence signaling massive uptrend continuation is on the horizon. This would fall perfectly in line with our big "Jump Across the Creek" in the Re-Accumulation schematic, as well as our Elliott Wave 5 from my previous post (link below). As of right now, our Wave 4 did exactly as it was supposed to by not retracing past the zone in between the 0.382 and 0.5, which should mean that Wave 5 is incoming.

Targets for this idea start at the macro GP from ATH around 2560 and increase from there according to your risk tolerance and profit taking strategy. Personally I will only be taking partials and plan to let this trade run as far as it's willing to run, with my stop loss at my entry.

What are your thoughts?

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