2020-10-15
2020-10-15
Short-term forecast for BTCUSD, XRPUSD and ETHUSD 15.10.2020Roman Onegin
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I have prepared a short-term cryptocurrency forecast based on Elliott wave analysis of Bitcoin, Ripple, and Ethereum. I suggest entry signals to trade each cryptocurrency.
All the three cryptocurrencies are forming final fifth waves. Therefore, the markets should be going up today.
The article covers the following subjects:
Bitcoin continues forming the corrective linking wave [X] as a double zigzag (W)-(X)-(Y). The sub-waves (W) and (X) have completed, and wave (Y) is about to finish soon as a double zigzag. The market is now rising in the impulse wave [c] that is composed of five sub-waves (1)-(2)-(3)-(4)-(5). The bear corrective wave (4) has completed, so the market should be rising in wave (5) to a level of 11944.00.
Buy 11374.00, TP 11944.00
There is forming the middle part of the large down zigzag. That is corrective wave B unfolding as a zigzag [a]-[b]-[c]. Wave [c] of this zigzag is still developing as an ending diagonal. The corrective wave 4 has completed as a double zigzag. Therefore, the price should be rising in wave 5 to a level of 0.266.
Buy 0.245, TP 0.266
The most recent section of the ETHUSD price chart displays the final zigzag [Y], which is composed of three motive sub-waves (A)-(B)-©. Wave (A) is a simple impulse, correction (B) is a standard zigzag, wave © is also an impulse currently unfolding. The first four legs of this impulse have completed, and there is now developing the final wave 5. The market should be rising in wave 5 to a level of 400.37.
Buy 375.19, TP 400.37
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