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I don't, but it doesn't hurt to know what's going on out there. :)

Genesis' Crypto Lending Businesses Files for Bankruptcy Protection https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/01/20/genesis-global-files-for-bankruptcy-protection/ Down at the bottom of the article, it states: "There are market fears that the repercussions of the Genesis bankruptcy could somehow...

What a timing. BTC just got above 20,000 and this is gonna crash the party prematurely. Time to wrap up and go home, boys.

This thing chops too much :vomit:. Great if you day trade, but not sure about swing trading, unless you're able to time it to the T. For the time being, it's flirting with the trendline. If it dips below that TL, I reckon the next target would be 20600 or thereabout.

I'm impressed. It doesn't seem to wanna back down. It's coming down a bit here, so let's see how it closes. I think tomorrow will be a make or break day. Either it breaks out above 21600 or break down below 20000.

Long 37 SL 17 Unless stopped out, gonna HODL

Going as planned. We've hit the upper line. Let's see if she retraces from here. 30 Minute

It's possible. It would be a time-based order and not price-based, but you'll likely need to program it yourself.

Not even sure what this is all about. https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/ordertypes.php

Good After Time (GAT) Orders An order that uses the good after time/date field is held in the IB system and submitted to the market on the date and time you specify.* You must display the Good After Time field to use this time in force...

Seriously, doesn't this PA look obvious? They set this baby up. It almost look pathetic in hindsight. :rolleyes:

Stopped out Long again 35 ST 27

Obviously, 20,000 will act as an important psychological support level and the bulls will do their best to prop BTC above that price. And as you can see on the daily chart, it also lines up perfectly with the previous level back in November. My feeling is that we will retest that level come...

Well, technically speaking, you only need two dots (or two highs) to draw a line, whether it's a horizontal or a diagonal line. What's important is whether the subsequent high crossed above that horizontal line you've drawn or not. In our case, it did not cross above the horizontal line. It was...

Long 41.75 Stop 34

After we bumped up against the TL, this pullback was expected. It was all calculated IMO. I was a bit surprised we went all the way down to 45 though. But then again, this market always overshoots so it ain't that surprising. Anyway, I'm gonna stick my neck out and say we go up tomorrow...

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I would say both, although I think we've already pivoted to the downside (S&P is down big today). Methinks there's also massive stops placed just below that line. So crossing below alone will create a cascade of selloff IMO.

Not sure I completely understand what you mean, but ideally you should wait until the candle CLOSES ABOVE the rectangle, as you can see here (I flipped your rectangle upside down).