2021-03-10
2021-03-10
Short-term forecast for BTCUSD, XRPUSD and ETHUSD 10.03.2021Roman Onegin
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I have prepared a short-term cryptocurrency forecast based on Elliott wave analysis of Bitcoin, Ripple, and Ethereum. I offer entry signals to trade each cryptocurrency.
The BTCUSD and ETHUSD have started to form final legs in the large double zigzags. Ripple continues forming the middle part of the bearish zigzag.
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At the time of writing, the Bitcoin market is forming a double downward zigzag [W]-[X]-[Y]. The upward linking wave [X] has completed as a simple zigzag (A)-(B)-©. There has started forming the final motive wave [Y]. Therefore, the price should be declining over the next few days. The first target to enter sell trades is at level 49220.00, made by the small correction 4.
Sell 53817.50, TP 49220.00
The Ripple price chart continues forming the simple down zigzag [A]-[B]-[C]. Impulse wave [A] has completed. There is now developing the corrective wave [B] as a zigzag. There has completed the corrective wave (B) as a double three, so the price should be rising in the impulse wave ©. The market should be rising up to level 0.520, where corrective wave [B] will be 50% of the [A] impulse.
Buy 0.460, TP 0.520
Like the BTCUSD, the ETHUSD continues forming the double downward zigzag W-X-Y, with the linking upwave X completed inside. Wave X is a simple zigzag composed of three sub-waves [A]-[B]-[C]. Therefore, the price should be declining in the final motive wave Y over the next few days. The next target to enter short trades is the low of 1660.00, marked by the corrective wave (4).
Sell 1776.75, TP 1660.00
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