Will the market reverse this month? Personally, I’m leaning bullish.
First, on the macro side—rate cut expectations combined with a pause in balance sheet reduction means there’s some support for liquidity.
On the technical side: there have already been four consecutive weekly red candles, so the correction has lasted long enough. The key is the 80,000 level, which from the chart looks like it’s forming a bottom.
Of course, the market can change quickly, but with these two factors combined, the probability of an upward move is indeed increasing.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 12-08 05:27
The 80,000 mark is indeed interesting, but history tells me that every time I’m bullish, I end up paying tuition.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 12-08 05:26
The 80,000 level is indeed quite interesting, but while it's easy to be bullish, it's hard to get it right.
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RiddleMaster
· 12-08 05:19
I'm tired of hearing the same old argument about four consecutive bearish candles forming a bottom. Every time it's said, but what happens in the end?
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just_another_wallet
· 12-08 05:07
80,000 forming a bottom? I think we still need to wait and see, don’t be too optimistic yet.
Will the market reverse this month? Personally, I’m leaning bullish.
First, on the macro side—rate cut expectations combined with a pause in balance sheet reduction means there’s some support for liquidity.
On the technical side: there have already been four consecutive weekly red candles, so the correction has lasted long enough. The key is the 80,000 level, which from the chart looks like it’s forming a bottom.
Of course, the market can change quickly, but with these two factors combined, the probability of an upward move is indeed increasing.