It seems that EGLD has formed a quite strong descending range trend on the monthly timeframe, so it is maintaining a downward movement.
Currently, the price is supported upward by a range trend on the weekly this time.
However, I have identified some potential zones for the long term (at least 6 months, preferably a minimum of 1 year, or until targets are reached).
A first opportunity (which can be taken as a short-term position) would be the daily support at $38.4, and the moment when this support is reached is important, preferably together with the weekly trend - as a short-term position.
The weekly support at $34.54 looks very good and can support the movement.
The one at $29.8 could represent a good zone, but we should keep in mind that it has been tested.
The best accumulation zone from my point of view is this monthly support at approximately $11.
As zones where profits can be "locked," I have identified:
The daily resistance at $44.27 represents a quite important piece in the shorter term or the monthly descending range trend.
The weekly resistance at $56.7 looks good enough.
A really good and important target, that high at $64.
And for the more patient ones - the daily resistance at $ 132 and the 3-month one at $205.
It is easy to do DCA (just spot) at each support level, but the capital allocation will be different. Likewise, for collecting profit, a little bit at each target. I will follow these zones with interest, I am not exposing them just for the sake of exposure.
What I presented is not investment advice, just a personal view. Each person is responsible for their own decisions, don't put all your eggs in one basket, and don't invest more than you can afford!
Currently, the price is supported upward by a range trend on the weekly this time.
However, I have identified some potential zones for the long term (at least 6 months, preferably a minimum of 1 year, or until targets are reached).
A first opportunity (which can be taken as a short-term position) would be the daily support at $38.4, and the moment when this support is reached is important, preferably together with the weekly trend - as a short-term position.
The weekly support at $34.54 looks very good and can support the movement.
The one at $29.8 could represent a good zone, but we should keep in mind that it has been tested.
The best accumulation zone from my point of view is this monthly support at approximately $11.
As zones where profits can be "locked," I have identified:
The daily resistance at $44.27 represents a quite important piece in the shorter term or the monthly descending range trend.
The weekly resistance at $56.7 looks good enough.
A really good and important target, that high at $64.
And for the more patient ones - the daily resistance at $ 132 and the 3-month one at $205.
It is easy to do DCA (just spot) at each support level, but the capital allocation will be different. Likewise, for collecting profit, a little bit at each target. I will follow these zones with interest, I am not exposing them just for the sake of exposure.
What I presented is not investment advice, just a personal view. Each person is responsible for their own decisions, don't put all your eggs in one basket, and don't invest more than you can afford!
Another important thing is that it is constantly attacking that valley at $44.27, and this indicates that it is in an accumulation cycle on the daily timeframe