With sentiment gradually turning bullish again after a period of profit booking, is it a good time to do bottom fishing? Let's look at the charts of the top three losers of this week and determine whether they offer a buying opportunity at current levels.
The price has been stuck between $95.4264 and $120.8464 for more than 15 days.
As the price is below both moving averages and RSI is in negative territory, bears have the upper hand.
There is a minor support at $86.3249, below which the digital currency will complete a 100% retracement of the rally and fall to $58.49, the level from where the up move had started.
If the price breaks out of the downtrend line and 20-day EMA, it will indicate strength but the pair will start a new uptrend after it breaks out of $120.8464.
If the price breaks down of $0.076, it will dip to $0.072545.
For the past seven days, the price has remained stuck in a tight range, which suggests that both bulls and bears are not waging a large bet as they are not clear of the next direction.
EOS/USD. EOS rounds up the top three losers with a marginal loss of just over 1% in the past seven days.
The first indication of a change in trend will be when the price breaks out of the moving averages.
We suggest traders avoid bottom fishing until the price remains below both moving averages.
DASH, XLM, EOS: Top-3 Crypto Losers of the Week
gepubliceerd op Aug 4, 2019
by Cointele | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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