Bitcoin is currently sitting at $9342.05 as of 10:03 pm CST on 4/24/2018. Based upon a new trade setup I am using I see Bitcoin moving up to $12,400, that is my prediction. I bought a little bit at $9,235 using Coinbase. This is the first time I have used their services. I am waiting for Robinhood to give me access so I can trade through them with no trade fees.
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I last posted about Bitcoin on 1/17/2018 and mentioned how I expected price to churn for a bit before its next run up. You can read it: HERE.
Lets look at the charts.
A New Trade Setup
I recently discovered a new trade setup. I am still using my bread and butter trade setup that you can read about here: BREAD AND BUTTER TRADE SETUP PART 3 but this one provides even more opportunities for gains.
From the chart to where price is currently at to where the exit is at $12,400 there is still plenty of room to run up. I’ll go over how I found this trade more in depth in another article. The genesis of it is from the Darvas Box which is where the blue square is located. Basically I look for price to break out of it and then close back inside of it which would be my first entry long. Then if price goes further down I get in at different Fibonacci levels. So if you are familiar with my entries for the Bread and Butter Trade Setup (BBTS) then this one has a similar feel. My exit is the same as the BBTS which is just below the 50% Fib retracement level when long. The top of the gray box is the 50% Fib retracement level.
Next Bitcoin Entry If Price Moves Down Further
As you can see from the Fib extension levels price bounced very nicely off of the 161.8% level. My next entry would be at $4,400 which is around the 200% Fib extension level (I don’t have it marked on my chart). This is based off of my initial entry. If I had gotten in at a better price then my entry would be closer to the 261.8% Fib extension level. But if price runs up and hits the $12,400 mark first then this trade is over and I am looking for another.
Conclusion:
I am long Bitcoin and am looking to exit at $12,400. If price goes lower before hitting $12,400 then my next entry would be at $4,400 and I would move my exit down accordingly based up on the Fibonacci retracement. The Fib retracement is measured from the top of the blue box.