A buy signal presented itself on the Monthly chart when a Hammer candlestick signal created horizontal support at the low of the Bollinger Band, signaling that the asset was oversold. This occurred exactly at the 78.6% retracement of the up-wave.
Price has now met resistance at the 50.0% level and is poised to pull back. By connecting this high with the previous one I'm able to draw a resistance line into the future and therefore easily represent two high probability setups:
1) Today's candle is currently 47.18% from low to high. There is a little known Fibonacci trick regarding large moves in single candlesticks; a move with sufficient bullish momentum to bring price to new highs should not generally pull back greater than 50% into the large candle. Therefore there are these two setups. In this case, if price finds support at the 50% level (0.0020761) the wave can try and continue it's ascent to the old high, invalidating the new one. Or,
2) Price will make a pullback into Fibonacci ratios relative to this up-wave. We will look to enter somewhere between 0.5 to 0.786.
Here is a Golden Key: How price closes at Weekly Pivots P (0.0018719) will determine whether the market will trade above or below it. a Weekly/Daily close above/below this level will be a strong indicator as to the direction of price in the coming weeks.
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Watch SMA 3/12 on 4H chart. Observe the behavior of the converging averages. What you want to look for when considering a solid long is for the moving averages to meet, candles to linger in a tangle of will it / wont it dead cross, and if you see bullish candles developing and the blue line beginning to curve up away from the red line, you're watching market psychology develop long.
Next time you buy an asset on Monthly Bollinger Band bottom, you can just wait and sell at the top! Easy peasy.
Pivots targets 1 & 2 met. There is a high probability of a pullback before attempting to reach target 3.
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Here's a visual on how the MA 3/12 decisions happen. They're VERY profitable trades on Weekly charts so always keep an eye out for them.
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