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ETH inverse H&S bottom-out and we are back to the bull market!

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BINANCE:ETHUSDT   Ethereum / TetherUS
Last week was intense. After ETH hitting the bottom at $1293, there have been many concerns about what direction will the market take. Will the early 2018 crypto disaster repeat itself and the price will just keep falling? Will ETH have a sharp recovery straight back to $2k? All this uncertainty pushed ETH into a situation of too many constraints.

As we explored in my recent post "Friday FOMO! How to make profit shorting ETH?", the price recovered and signalled a steep decline into the weekend. The signal was of an inverse Head & Shoulders pattern and required a sharp decline to complete. After US markets opened on Friday the 6th of March, there has been a sudden change of hearts and instead of a ~10% decline, markets went 16% up!

What does that mean? Why does that matter? This sudden change of hearts not only changed the market pattern, it changed the macro data! Besides a minor dip last Friday, ETH has been consistently rising and consistently overpriced above the Mid-way point for over a week! That should confirm that we are back to the bull market and we could be in for a consistently rising price this week.

We all know that past performance does not guarantee future returns. There is no such thing as a bad price, just trades at profit or loss. Usually, anyone fighting against the market loses. Following data and market trends usually brings profit. Let's stay on the profit side 😉

Today's technicals:
Positions is long
Forecasted highs at ETH $1760 and $1800
Mid-way point at $1600
Forecasted lows at unlikely $1600 and $1550

Have a profitable start of the week! 🤑

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