TribeWriter666

THETA : USD Wave 5 target $37.60 - $47.41

Long
BINANCE:THETAUSD   Theta Token
THEATA : USD
Potential wave 5. The fib relationships look good but the time its taken for wave 4 to complete when compared to wave 2 isn't great. EMAs are bearish. That leads me to consider two main options, 1 this is a bear market relief rally or 2 its still a bull market and wave 5 has just begun. The bull flag is enticing and the risk reward on this trade is very good. There's a potential for a 10x with very little downside is stops are places responsibly.

Key Points:
Wave 2: Hit high probability fib target of 0.707
Wave 3: Front run high probability fib target of 1.618
wave 4: Overshot high probability target of 0.382
Bull flag: Break and test from above to continue macro trend
Daily EMAs: We are below the 144, 169, 244 EMAs & they have crossed bearish on the daily. This is not bullish. Needs to breakout and test from above.

The trade:
Entry 1: Around here, $3.42 - 1hr chart has broken out and retested 244 EMA. 169 & 244 EMA has crossed bullish.
Entry 2: Break out and retest of the 244 EMA on the 4h chart combined with bullish cross of 169 & 244 EMAs.
Entry 3: Break out and retest of bull flag: ~$4.20 - $5.20
Stop 1: Break of the 244 EMA on 1h, currently at: $3.24 (-5.6%)
Stop 2: Once 4hr EMAs have crossed bullish and price has tested from above, stops at 244 EMA on 4hr chart.
Target 1: 169 EMA on the daily currently at $5.13 but sloping down and decreasing. (+54%)
Target 2: 0.618 relief rally = $7.80 (+132%)
Target 3: Fib: length of wave 1 projected from the end of wave 4 = $37.60 (=1017%)
Target 4: Algo: 0.236 length of wave 3 projected from end of wave 3 = $47.41 (+1300%)

Notes:
Symmetry looks off.
Relationship between wave 2 & 4 doesn't have the 'right look'
Wave 4 has taken much longer that wave 2.
EMAs bearish on higher timeframes

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