I laughed so hard, looking back at this chat history from before, I just realized that my win rate was only 11% in 2023, but a few days ago it rose to 28%, so I guess that's progress. 😅
Bnb seems to be stabilizing a bit, if it can break through ma38 in a few days, I will continue to follow. It has touched ma256 four times without dropping below it, and the rebound will be quite strong.
This is an expectation, just putting a note here, if it breaks through later, I will follow, it looks like it can return to 1000
"Waiting for the cake to go below 50,000, sol went below 30" Is it that fierce?👀
Kenzoy
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This is my commonly used moving average set. I most often use ma540, which is equivalent to the 3-day line of ma180, so I rarely look at the weekly or monthly lines. 540 candles are enough to capture a trend completely. Occasionally, I will check for divergences on the weekly and monthly lines.
In the last post, I mentioned that I would go long when breaking above ma38 to catch a rebound. When the medium to long-term moving averages are all pressing down, and when breaking above 38 towards 60, the first time it touches ma60, I will close my long position, around 93700, but it might break through to 94000. However, there is a possibility of missing the sell, then so be it. With a bunch of moving averages pressing down, can your coins still reach the sky?
As time goes by, the medium to long-term moving averages will press down, eventually forming a bearish divergence offensive pattern. Refer to Figure 2; the expectation is within one to two months, oscillating until January or February of next year. At that time, there will be a catastrophic crash, leading to widespread devastation, and nothing like ancient giant whales with low leverage will work; they will all perish, buying more leads to more losses. What you can do now is to protect your principal and not move it around, waiting for the coins to drop below 50,000, and for sol to go below 30 to buy the dip. It should be able to double or triple, and it’s best not to use leverage.