Bitcoin Bybit chart analysis September 23

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This is Bitcoin's 30-minute chart.

There's an indicator release near 11:00 AM on the Nasdaq,
and I expected a small fluctuation.

I proceeded as safely as possible, considering the current situation.

*When the red finger moves,

One-way long position strategy:

1. Long position entry point at $112,302.1 / Stop loss price if the green support line is broken.

2. Long position initial target at $114,345.1 -> Target prices in order of Top, Good, Great.

After reaching the target price of $114.3K,

you can re-enter the long position at the indicated price of $113.6K.

In the case of 1->2 above,

there's a strong possibility of an upward movement along the purple parallel line. (The 5+15 pattern is still in place.)
The current rebound has already formed a double bottom,
so a drop below the bottom

is not a good move for long positions.

In case of a delay, I've indicated up to section 3 at the bottom.

Thanks to the recent interest from newcomers,
I've made this post publicly available for the first time in a while.

Please use my analysis for reference only.

I hope you operate safely, with a focus on principled trading and stop-loss orders.

Thank you.

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Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since the analysis was written on September 23rd.



This is a 30-minute chart for the Nasdaq.
I've marked the key areas with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,
if it fails to touch the purple 1 area at the top,
it continues to fall.

If it falls directly to the bottom,

it breaks out of the long position in area 2,

and falls sharply to area 3.

After breaking the true blue support line, a rebound is in progress.

I'll check the overall movement.



This is a 30-minute chart for Bitcoin.
I've marked the key areas with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,
after entering a long position at $112,302.1, the green support line was broken.

The strategy was cut.

Similar to the Nasdaq, the decline continued,

falling near the bottom -> 3rd zone,

then rebounding without breaking the light blue support line.

The bottom 3rd zone was barely touched.
Yesterday, it would have normally rebounded immediately,
but it ended up playing a trick on the Nasdaq as it coupled with it.

The low was broken,
and a double bottom has occurred three times.

In any case, if it holds without falling to the mid-term pattern recovery level at the bottom,
it's a good long position.

Coupling occurred during a major Nasdaq decline,
and while this is a difficult area,
it's a shame,
but ultimately, operating with a principled trading strategy will yield profits.

Stop-loss prices must be maintained under all circumstances.

Analysis without a stop-loss price is not helpful in actual trading.

Thank you.