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VeChain - A traditional analysisA look at the VeChain Daily Chart using some traditional methods. VeChain is still below its Bollinger Bands Middle Band Basis 20 Period SMA on this daily chart. VeChain is still below its 50EMA level on this daily chart. VeChain is in a Descending Channel (Dotted Line) on this daily chart. VeChain is also in an Ascending Triangle (Dashed Line) on this daily chart. The Ascending Triangle has a small upwards trend-line and a potential longer upwards trend-line. We can expect strong resistance at the resistance of the Ascending Triangle. We need the upwards breakout to be on strong volume and if there is a retest after the breakout, that resistance needs to be turned into strong support. Volume is still relatively low on this daily chart and the Volume Bar is still below its Volume 20 Period Moving Average. VeChain is still below its Volume Profile Visible Range VPVR Point of Control (POC) for this charts visible range. VeChain is above its Volume Profile Fixed Range VPFR Point of Control (POC) for the range i have selected. VET needs to stay above this level. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is showing the MACD Line (Blue Line) is pointing upwards and the Signal Line (Orange Line) is pointing sideways. So we may see the MACD Line cross back ABOVE the Signal Line on this daily chart which would form new Green Histograms and is a potential buy signal. A full Bullish trend is confirmed when the MACD Line crosses back over the 0.0 level, this will be a signal that a 12 Period EMA has crossed back above a 26 Period EMA on this daily chart and would bring the MACD into the positive zone. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is showing upwards momentum has increased and note that the RSI (Purple Line) is above its 9 Period EMA (Orange Line). The RSI is showing that VeChain has a huge amount of room to move up before becoming overbought. You all know how passionate i am about VeChain and it's future in the world of Blockchain. There is a possibility that VeChain might drop more within its Descending Channel before any potential breakout, so any dips should be used to accumulate more for your Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA). I hope this traditional analysis is helpful with your trading and hodl-ing.
BINANCE:VETUSDLong
by TradingThroughTheLens
3
EMA200 and EMA50 are probably not crossing in June--Target 45KFollowing the slope of EMA200 to check if we are in the bullish phase or bearish phase. Currently the slope of EMA200 is slightly sloping upwards. Next target is 45K on BTC then a check of the EMA50. Absent world events like a cyber pandemic (internet is vastly shut off) I suspect that BTC is onwards to the path of $100K in 2021. Even if vast parts of the internet are shut off, the spot prices for BTC might still be high on the remaining P2P markets.
by lpninja
3
Doge; 200 daily EMA In my last doge post, I stated what we needed to do in order to continue upwards but, if doge couldn't achieve those said goals then we were to meet the 200 Daily EMA. WELL, here we are! At the 200 Daily EMA after doge failed the box phase. 📦 Expect volatility now which could be good for swing trades. I'm looking for DOGE to recoup big off the 200 with a higher low povit incoming but ain't gonna be hasty just yet. I'll make a new phase to study soon but for now, let's see what happens!
BITTREX:DOGEUSD
by Vophie
ETHUSD 4H timeframe | Bearish buildupMarket in last 24hrs ETHUSD broke the support of the Bollinger Bands midline. Historically, in the short timeframe of 4H, ETHUSD has respected the midline. Today’s Trend analysis ETHUSD could continue its bearish momentum, and move further downwards towards the lower band of the Bollinger Bands. Price volatility remained high at approximately 6%, with the day's range between $2559.18 — $2762.91. Price at the time of publishing: $2580.63 ETH's market cap: $310.94 Billion Indicator summary signals bearish momentum. Out of 15 Moving average indicators, 12 are giving a SELL signal. ETHUSD could be expected to oscillate between the lower band of Bollinger Bands and the resistance at midline. MACD line has given a downward crossover. RSI has furiously descended to 50. Further downward momentum below 40 gives a 'SELL' trigger. Volumes have remained low in the past 24 hours. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The analysis is based on signals from 26 technical indicators, out of which 15 are moving averages and the remaining 11 are oscillators. These indicator values are calculated using 4Hr candles. Note: Above analysis would hold true if we do not encounter a sudden jump in trade volume . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feel free to provide your feedback. It would allow me to improve my analysis further!
COINBASE:ETHUSD
by civilKitten60243
20
Using the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)MACD – What it is The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is the momentum indicator that shows the relationship between two different moving averages: 1. The 12 period exponential moving average – On Tradingview it is the Fast Length. 2. The 26 periods exponential moving average –On Tradingview it is the Slow Length. The MACD line is calculated by subtracting the 26 period EMA from the 12 period EMA. The Signal line is the 9 period exponential moving average. These two lines are then plotted on top of each other. These are the two lines you see when you turn on the MACD indicator. Additionally, there is a histogram that shows the distance between the two lines. Larger bars tell us that the MACD and Signal are further apart. When it comes to candles, size matters. The larger the candle the more momentum the trend has. The histogram will turn green when the MACD line is above 0 (bullish) and it will turn red when the MACD line is below 0 (bearish). Very bearish momentum is shown above. Photo was taken May 23, 2021. How to use the MACD The most important thing to know about the MACD is how to read the relationship between the two lines. I’ve found that the best timeframe to use the MACD with is daily. This is because the MACD is a lagging indicator and using daily data prevents a lot (not all) of false buy and sell signals. These signals are: • When the MACD line crosses above the signal line it is a buy signal • When the MACD line crosses below the signal line it is a sell signal Additionally, it is best to use the MACD in a trending market; a market with a clearly defined up or down trend. Using the MACD with trend lines is a very powerful combination. The reason for this is that if the market is moving sideways, you can see small fluctuations where the MACD and Signal Line cross but the price does not really go anywhere. These are false breakouts. Therefore, these signals are not automatic buys and sells. There are ways of confirming the indications from the MACD chart. One way is a strategy that uses the RSI and MACD together (which is beyond the scope of this text, but I will discuss in my next article). Another way is to use the MACD with the current trend. So, if you are in an uptrend and then you see a bullish cross, then this is confirmation that you are likely to go higher. The same is true in reverse. Also, please note that the cross over happens well after the price either stabilizes or rises. Again, this is because the MACD is a lagging indicator. Leading Indicator? Since the MACD and Signal lines are lagging indicators is there something that can be used in a predictive way? Some traders use the histogram as a way to predict when a reversal will occur. Since the MACD is a momentum indicator it can show us when sell pressure is alleviating. Meaning it might be a good time to buy. This doesn’t always work of course, but with good risk management (stop losses) you can often get into a position well before its breakout. Conversely, it can show you when your long position is running out of steam and can warn you when to get out. MACD Divergence Another useful way to use the MACD is to spot divergences. A bullish divergence, very similar to the RSI, is when the short-term price trend is going down but, the MACD is going up. Bearish divergence, also very similar to the RSI, is when the price trend is going up but, the MACD is going down. Trading this way is sometimes not a good idea because you are trading against the trend. Please practice good risk management if you are trading reversals. Also, notice the buy signal right before the sell signal that is circled. I really want to hammer home the point that the signals are not automatic buys and sells. Price action is a great way to confirm the reversal (to the up or down side) of a trend. Because simply spotting a divergence does not guarantee the price will follow. Final thoughts As you can see there are different ways of successfully using the MACD. I hope I’ve made a few of these ways clear in this beginner guide. Please let me know if you have any questions and if you like it, please hit the thumbs up and be sure to follow for more. Links to my Fibonacci Retracement and RSI guides are below. Thanks for reading!
Education
by zsamochin
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