Safe_Trades

XRP bullish candle on the daily

After falling about 80% from the most recent swing high, xrp found support on the historic level of .17. It then made a parabolic rise to .247 (about 46%) in a couple of hours, a move that was capped by the 14-ema on the 4hr chart and 50-ema on the hourly chart. It then retraced to the 21-ema on the hourly chart, where it found support and rose again to .247, which is proving to be strong resistance. Volume is decreasing considerably, which is expected after such a big move. RSI on the daily is close to oversold territory and MACD is below 0 and starting to curl up (it already did on shorter timeframes). Acc/distr is pointing up sharply although OBV is still in decline.

At the moment xrp is taking a breather between the support on the 14-ema on the hourly chart and the .247 resistance. Since xrp has been extremely volatile the past week or so, I believe the trend could go in either direction from here.

If you want a quick play on this trade, you can go long at the 14-ema support on the hourly (not as strong as larger time frames but it seems to be holding for now) and sell anywhere between the 21-ema or the now resistance .226. Use a tight stop loss just below the 14-ema. If xrp breaks below the 14-ema support on the hourly, you can short with a tight stop loss somewhere between the 14ema and 21ema or just above the 21ema depending on your risk tolerance.

I entered on the .17 support level and already cashed out with about 41% profit. I also did a quick play by buying the support on the 21-ema on the hourly chart and selling at the support/resistance of .226.

I am now sitting on the outside waiting for some more clear direction and a bit more volume (don't want to overtrade). If xrp revisits the .17 support I will most certainly buy again.

***THE IDEAS SHARED HERE ARE MY OPINION. THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVISE TO PLACE TRADES. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS BEFORE BUYING/SELLING STOCKS.***


Disclaimer

The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.