2020-12-10
2020-12-10
Short-term forecast for BTCUSD, XRPUSD and ETHUSD 10.12.2020Roman 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.
The market has finished forming corrective waves for all cryptocurrency pairs covered in the article. Therefore, the market should start rising in new bullish impulse waves.
The article covers the following subjects:
There is forming the final leg of the large bullish impulse C. Wave [5] is developing as an impulse composed of five sub-waves. The long-term corrective wave (4) must have finished as a zigzag a-b-c, where wave b is a double zigzag. Therefore, the price should be rising in wave (5), which should conclude the entire uptrend. The first target is level 19458.52, marked by the correction b.
Buy 18446.00 TP 19458.52
The Ripple market is forming the impulse wave C. The corrective wave [4] must have finished as a zigzag (a)-(b)-©, where the (b) wave is a double zigzag, and the © wave is a truncated impulse. There is now forming the initial element of the final impulse wave. The price should be rising to a level above 0.625. One could enter long positions in the current situation.
Buy 0.571, TP 0.625
The ETHUSD market continues forming the bullish impulse C, with the final wave [5] developing inside. In the most recent chart section, the market has completed the bearish corrective wave (4) as triple zigzag w-x-y-xx-z. Therefore, the Ethereum price should be rising to a level above 606.67. I recommend entering buy trades in the current situation.
Buy 567.33, TP 606.67
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