Can Dogecoin’s Double Bullish Divergence Revive the Uptrend?
Dogecoin (DOGE) has consolidated its recent losses, but several bullish signals call for a potential reversal. The DOGE daily chart has printed a double bullish divergence against the MACD and the RSI indicators, which can limit the short-term downside pressure.
Double Bullish Divergence
First, DOGE has formed a bullish divergence against the MACD indicator. DOGE's price made a new lower low on January 22, while the MACD indicator printed a higher low, which indicates a shift in the momentum.
Secondly, short-term DOGE has formed another bullish divergence against the RSI oscillator. Against the January 10 low, DOGE made another lower low, while at the same time, the RSI oscillator printed a higher low.
The confluence of the two bullish divergence signals seems to point for a temporary bottom at the $0.12 swing low.
However, long term, the bearish trend remains in motion. Only a daily break and close above the 200-day simple moving average can signal a fundamental change in the trend direction. Additionally, most RSI readings are printed below the mid-level 50, suggesting that we are not out of the woods just yet.
Looking forward: The first major resistance level comes at $0.20, followed by the $0.21 pivot point.
Double Bullish Divergence
First, DOGE has formed a bullish divergence against the MACD indicator. DOGE's price made a new lower low on January 22, while the MACD indicator printed a higher low, which indicates a shift in the momentum.
Secondly, short-term DOGE has formed another bullish divergence against the RSI oscillator. Against the January 10 low, DOGE made another lower low, while at the same time, the RSI oscillator printed a higher low.
The confluence of the two bullish divergence signals seems to point for a temporary bottom at the $0.12 swing low.
However, long term, the bearish trend remains in motion. Only a daily break and close above the 200-day simple moving average can signal a fundamental change in the trend direction. Additionally, most RSI readings are printed below the mid-level 50, suggesting that we are not out of the woods just yet.
Looking forward: The first major resistance level comes at $0.20, followed by the $0.21 pivot point.