Today's analysis – GO/BTC – Establishing an S/R flip retest following a bullish break of structural resistance.
Points to consider:
- S/R flip Re-test (trend continuation)
- Increasing volume
- 21 EMA (visual guide)
- Oscillators above 50
GOBTC retracing and consolidating above structural support; a successful retest of this level will establish a higher low above the key level forming a bullish bias in the market.
The break of structural resistance was backed by strong volume, adding validity to the price-action. A sustained influx of volume will be key for maintaining the bullish momentum and avoiding any fake-outs.
Further price action and trend continuation will allow the 21 EMA to act as a visual guide; a trade management tool assisting in defining risk.
Both, the RIS and stochastics trading above 50, indicating strength and momentum is currently present in the market. Oscillators need to range above 50 to maintain the bullish momentum.
Overall, in my opinion, a successful S/R flip retest validates a long trade to technical targets above with risk defined below structural support.
What are your thoughts?
If you’ve read this far - thank you for following my work!
And as always,
Focus on you, and the money will too!
Points to consider:
- S/R flip Re-test (trend continuation)
- Increasing volume
- 21 EMA (visual guide)
- Oscillators above 50
GOBTC retracing and consolidating above structural support; a successful retest of this level will establish a higher low above the key level forming a bullish bias in the market.
The break of structural resistance was backed by strong volume, adding validity to the price-action. A sustained influx of volume will be key for maintaining the bullish momentum and avoiding any fake-outs.
Further price action and trend continuation will allow the 21 EMA to act as a visual guide; a trade management tool assisting in defining risk.
Both, the RIS and stochastics trading above 50, indicating strength and momentum is currently present in the market. Oscillators need to range above 50 to maintain the bullish momentum.
Overall, in my opinion, a successful S/R flip retest validates a long trade to technical targets above with risk defined below structural support.
What are your thoughts?
If you’ve read this far - thank you for following my work!
And as always,
Focus on you, and the money will too!