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Bitcoin – Bullish Correction Against a Bearish Impulse Wave

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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) 1H Chart 3/27; click to enlarge

bitcoin 1h chart 3/27

Bitcoin is about to end the week in a bullish correction against its prevailing downtrend throughout most of  March. After tagging 236 during the 2/25 session, we saw the pair bounce up to 255. The price action formed a small price bottom and price has retreated from the 255 resistance to test this price bottom.

Also, note that the RSI has cleared 60, which reflects loss of the prevailing bearish momentum. However, it did not reach 70, which shows lack of bullish momentum. Indeed, for the most part, the 1H chart still shows a bearish market. But if price can hold above the 242-243 area during the 3/27 session we might see some bullish correction in the short-term. But again, we should limit any bullish outlook within the context of a correction because the decline in March is shaping up to be a bearish impulse wave.

Bitcoin (BTCUSD) 4H Chart 3/27
bitcoin 4h chart
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The 4H chart shows the 1-2-3-4-5 wave structure that resembles what’s call the “impulse” or “motive” wave in Elliot Wave terminology. This suggests that the trend in this time-frame (short to medium) is at least starting to be bearish.

Note that we completed 5 waves, after which a 3-wave bullish correction could be anticipated – at least theoretically, based on Elliot Wave Principles (EWP). But there are many variations that make this forecast a bit “random”. Still, if there is a pullback, we can use an EWP projection back towards wave where wave 4 ended, or higher towards where wave 2 started.

This scenario allows some near-term to short-term bullish correction within a short to medium-term bearish trend.

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Fan Yang graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelors in Economics. He started his trading in 2006 after joining CMS Forex, a currency broker and became their Chief Currency Analyst. In 2010, he attained his Chartered Market Technician designation. Through the years, Fan has developed trading techniques that can be applied in stocks, currencies, and almost any asset class with liquidity. Although he specializes in technical analysis he uses fundamental factors to help guide his trade ideas before using the technical tools to plan out the trades.

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