technicalanthony

This post only considers the technicals related to gold price, I believe for any investment/long term trade many hours must be put into fundamentally analysing the economic climate, cycles and other asset

BTC as I'm sure you're aware has seen large decreases in price action recently. However, there are many arguments to be made to support that this is a temporary low and we will soon see higher price action

BTC: has broken through this previously established triangle, which to me resembled a bear flag. We can see that at the peak of this flag large rejection wicks were formed off the 100 EMA further hinting

Following on from the massive sell, off we have found support at the 6.1K region based off previous support, since then we have returned to 6,500 region. Is this just a dead cat bounce? In this post I

Bullish count 1: This count is bullish within the next few weeks and suggests that this current down trend is only a correction period. Here is the supporting chart which indicates that we have completed

BTC has broken support at the 7580 level off the 55 EMA and the ascening wedge After it had found resistance at the top of the ascedning wedge and at the 100 EMA. We now assume a new chart Support was

I consider BTC right now to be in a no trade zone as there seems to be equal arguments for price to go up or down, here I will provide 2 perspectives to predict potential price moves if BTC is bullish

In previous posts I detailed ADA as a good option to trade as BTC turns around, this trade went way better than expected reaching my maximum target. Now I will review the trade.\ Simple rational for entering

There are large groups of confluent support and it has recently undergone a large correction, finding support in these regions. Have stop loss set tight 0.0002350. Yesterday! Since then we have seen a

I recently tried to log in to my steemit account from another device only to realise I have no idea what my password is. As far as I know the recovery password for steemit is very long and complicated.

When BTC goes on a bull run, it is well known that alts generally grow a few percentage points more. This is due to the security and certainty within markets at these times breeding risk taking behaviour.

Incompetent peoples buy when the TV tell them to do so, and sell when price dump. What would large operators do to accumulate BTC, after the biggest normie-propulsed bull run of the crypto-history ...

We are forming a bear flag pattern, as the wave 2 retracement. Wave one broke through the symmetrical triangle pattern, indicating the start of the 5th wave of the Last cycle, we are currently in the second

It is important to be reactive and aware of the various scenarios that may play out, you can not entirely predict the market instead It is crucial to have no bias as a trader and entertain both bullish

BTC has been declining for some time now without on real bull volume, however just as I'm writing this post BTC seems to be breaking out. However, BTC is still likely to remain bearish Medium term, with

There are many confluent reasons to expect a trend reversal at this 7K region, most have been touched on before but now included is an elliot wave count I now consider viable. Take note that if this count

Through looking on the Daily time frame and reasoning with the large amount of support for BTC right now (shown in previous post), it is highly probable that BTC has hit the bottom for the short term and

A quick update showing bullish and bearish views on BTC with simple trade setups and stop losses Chart 1: Bullish view. RSI could still go down further to test the trend line, price might remain neutral

The past few days have had most coins losing value, however as I'm sure you're all aware STEEM has defied the odds and seen huge increases in price. This post details how you could've predicted and capitalised

In times like these taking a step back and looking at longer term trends is always helpful, it hints more towards larger overall trends that might effect price action. In chart one we look at support points