The 80 and 90 EMA in the 4-Day TF is currently still holding. However, the indicators in the 2-Day, 24h and 12h are looking similar to our drop we had in November, 2018. I'm by no means implying we will drop in similar fashion to November/December, 2018. I'm simply saying there's a CHANCE (according to the indicators) for us to MAKE HISTORY and fall BELOW the 90-EMA in the 4-Day Time Frame during a BULL TREND.
If we do fall below the 90-EMA in the 4-Day TF, will this mean we are no longer in Phase D of an Accumulation Schematic? NO... We have two MAJOR events in Phase D of a Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic. The first being the "Sign of Strength" (SOS) and the second being the "Back-Up/Last Point of Support" (BU/LPS) or "Shakeout." It would simply mean we had a strong shakeout in Phase D before legging up once again to resistance and breakout out of resistance with a Sign of Strength.
If we do fall below the 90-EMA in the 4-Day TF, it's also POSSIBLE for us to CONTINUE IN ACCUMULATION in Phase D until the end of 2019 and NOT take it up with a Sign of Strength into Phase E until the first or second week of January, 2020. We will have to pay attention to the indicators as the last quarter of 2019 plays out.
If you bought in at $8,500 to $9,500 and did not leave 30 percent of your capital in cash (FIAT) to buy more in the event of a deeper drop, be very careful about selling in the hope of buying lower. It could drop like a falling knife while you are sleeping and you totally miss out on a lower entry. If we do fall lower, we will be back up to the $8,500 to $9,500 price range again in no time at all. I personally would be CONTENT with an entry of $8,500 to $9,500 and the ability to buy 30% more with my capital at a lower price. Especially, when considering where I feel we will be by April 2020 (6 months away).
If you are in crypto for a "quick buck" as a relatively new trader, your expectations are too high in my opinion. Yes, a quick buck can be made in margin trading. However, only 7 percent of those who margin trade are actually winners. The remaining 93 percent are losers. So, as a relatively new trader, it's best to BEGIN as an "investor" rather than a "trader." Meaning, take it slow and easy at first in order to experience EMOTIONS and learn how to deal with (handle) those emotions during market swings. ALLOW yourself to be patient without allowing emotions to dictate your trading decisions. If you are forced to WAIT a while for buying in too soon or selling too early, simply learn from it and MAINTAIN PATIENCE while also learning from your experience gained.
I'll stop babbling...
Happy Trading and Stay Awesome!
David