Tonight, the unemployment rate and non-farm payroll for September will finally be announced...
But in reality, it has no real use against the mid-term downward trend... Old Bao said that October is a defensive rate cut, and December may not necessarily see a rate cut; the market has already priced in a significant decline in the rate cut.
The recent drop in Bitcoin during this wave has shown me that there is support only at 91,000 to 94,000 dollars. If there is a slightly irrational panic selling, then it should be around the minimum of $88,000... I don't think it can drop directly to the support level near 70,000 dollars all at once either...
Currently, there is no need to panic too much as long as it stays above 88,000 dollars. After all, it has already dropped more than 20,000 dollars from 116,000 in one go... There is no market that reaches a conclusion in one step; even in a one-sided trend, energy needs to be accumulated along the way, whether it is the energy for rising or falling. Of course, the premise is in the key support and resistance zones.
So, near the current price, one can expect a fluctuation correction within a red circle. However, this is likely not the end of this round of decline. It is clear that, as shown in the figure, I continue to be bearish on the mid-term trend.
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HappilyEverAfter
· 11-20 13:40
Tonight, the unemployment rate and non-farm payrolls for September will finally be announced...
But it doesn't really help with the mid-term swing trading downtrend...
Old Powell said that October is for defensive interest rate cuts, and December may not necessarily have rate cuts. The market has already priced in a significant decline due to rate cuts.
For this swing trading downtrend of Bitcoin, I actually only see support around $91,000 to $94,000.
If there is some irrational panic dumping, then it might drop to around $88,000...
I also don't think it can drop straight through to the support around $70,000...
Currently, it seems that there is no need to panic too much above $88,000.
After all, it has already fallen more than $20,000 from $116,000 in one go...
There is no instant market, even with a one-sided trend, it needs to accumulate energy in the middle, whether it's energy for a pump or energy for a fall.
Of course, this is on the premise of being in key support and resistance zones.
So, around the current price, we can expect a correction within a red circle of volatility.
However, it is likely not the end of this round of decline.
Clearly, as shown in the chart, I continue to see a bearish mid-term trend.
Good luck to everyone (^.^)Y Ya!!
#BTC
Tonight, the unemployment rate and non-farm payroll for September will finally be announced...
But in reality, it has no real use against the mid-term downward trend...
Old Bao said that October is a defensive rate cut, and December may not necessarily see a rate cut; the market has already priced in a significant decline in the rate cut.
The recent drop in Bitcoin during this wave has shown me that there is support only at 91,000 to 94,000 dollars.
If there is a slightly irrational panic selling, then it should be around the minimum of $88,000...
I don't think it can drop directly to the support level near 70,000 dollars all at once either...
Currently, there is no need to panic too much as long as it stays above 88,000 dollars.
After all, it has already dropped more than 20,000 dollars from 116,000 in one go...
There is no market that reaches a conclusion in one step; even in a one-sided trend, energy needs to be accumulated along the way, whether it is the energy for rising or falling.
Of course, the premise is in the key support and resistance zones.
So, near the current price, one can expect a fluctuation correction within a red circle.
However, this is likely not the end of this round of decline.
It is clear that, as shown in the figure, I continue to be bearish on the mid-term trend.
Good luck to everyone (^.^)Y Ya!!
#BTC