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"content": "Bitcoin Supports For Potential Longs<br /><br /><br />While the broader trend is still bullish, the recent structure coming off the 69K high is bearish. In these situations I prefer even more confirmation before justifying any new risk. Here is what I’m looking for going into next week.<br /><br />Setup 1:<br /><br />the higher low formation. IF Bitcoin finds support somewhere between the 54 and 56K area, it would be in line to establish a higher low. Usually these formations lead to higher highs which would put price back into the low 60Ks at least. In order to confirm, a bullish reversal candle will have to close in the area, followed by a break of the high. Risk and reward can then be quantified and a new position justified.<br /><br /><br />Setup 2:<br /><br />The double bottom formation. IF Bitcoin tests the 53K low AGAIN followed by a bullish reversal candle. As in the previous setup, this can be in the form of a inside bar, pin bar, outside bar, etc. This location offers a high probability of reversal AND an attractive reward/risk.<br /><br />Keep in mind, that the corrective structure that is in play can also continue to break supports. IF 53,500 is cleared, the 50 to 48K area is likely to follow. While this would be within reason for small time frame bearish strategies, going for a short on the larger time frame is very high risk (you are shorting into high probability bullish reversal areas).<br /><br />Novice traders usually get too caught up on smaller time frame information and miss the broader context. Having a clear set of rules that facilitate more of a market aligned view rather than an ego aligned view helps to avoid these common herd mentality mistakes.<br /><br />If you would like to learn more about the long only swing trade strategy that I utilize for Bitcoin, please visit: <a href=\"https://greenbridgeinvesting.com/pricing\" target=\"_blank\">https://greenbridgeinvesting.com/pricing</a><br /><br />This article was originally posted on FX Empire<br /><br />",
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"content": "Bitcoin Supports For Potential Longs\n\n\nWhile the broader trend is still bullish, the recent structure coming off the 69K high is bearish. In these situations I prefer even more confirmation before justifying any new risk. Here is what I’m looking for going into next week.\n\nSetup 1:\n\nthe higher low formation. IF Bitcoin finds support somewhere between the 54 and 56K area, it would be in line to establish a higher low. Usually these formations lead to higher highs which would put price back into the low 60Ks at least. In order to confirm, a bullish reversal candle will have to close in the area, followed by a break of the high. Risk and reward can then be quantified and a new position justified.\n\n\nSetup 2:\n\nThe double bottom formation. IF Bitcoin tests the 53K low AGAIN followed by a bullish reversal candle. As in the previous setup, this can be in the form of a inside bar, pin bar, outside bar, etc. This location offers a high probability of reversal AND an attractive reward/risk.\n\nKeep in mind, that the corrective structure that is in play can also continue to break supports. IF 53,500 is cleared, the 50 to 48K area is likely to follow. While this would be within reason for small time frame bearish strategies, going for a short on the larger time frame is very high risk (you are shorting into high probability bullish reversal areas).\n\nNovice traders usually get too caught up on smaller time frame information and miss the broader context. Having a clear set of rules that facilitate more of a market aligned view rather than an ego aligned view helps to avoid these common herd mentality mistakes.\n\nIf you would like to learn more about the long only swing trade strategy that I utilize for Bitcoin, please visit: https://greenbridgeinvesting.com/pricing\n\nThis article was originally posted on FX Empire\n\n",
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"content": "Bitcoin Turns Lower as Fed Chair Suggests Inflation No Longer ‘Transitory’<br />Bradley Keoun<br /><br /><br /><br />Bitcoin turned lower along with U.S. stocks after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday it may be time to retire the term “transitory” as a way of describing inflation.<br /><br />Over the past year Powell and other officials at the U.S. central bank have repeatedly used that term to suggest the forces driving recent consumer-price increases might abate as the economy accelerates from coronavirus-related lockdowns.<br /><br />So the shift in messaging by Powell, during testimony before a U.S. Senate panel, might signal that authorities now see the inflationary pressures as longer-lasting – potentially indicating the bank might be less willing to continue the loose monetary policies that have buoyed markets for risky assets, including cryptocurrencies.<br /><br />“It is time to retire the word ‘transitory’ regarding inflation,” Powell said during the hearing before the Senate Banking Committee.<br /><br />Bitcoin’s price slid to about $57,000 as of press time, down from about $58,500 before the hearing started.<br /><br />",
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"content": "Bitcoin Turns Lower as Fed Chair Suggests Inflation No Longer ‘Transitory’\nBradley Keoun\n\n\n\nBitcoin turned lower along with U.S. stocks after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday it may be time to retire the term “transitory” as a way of describing inflation.\n\nOver the past year Powell and other officials at the U.S. central bank have repeatedly used that term to suggest the forces driving recent consumer-price increases might abate as the economy accelerates from coronavirus-related lockdowns.\n\nSo the shift in messaging by Powell, during testimony before a U.S. Senate panel, might signal that authorities now see the inflationary pressures as longer-lasting – potentially indicating the bank might be less willing to continue the loose monetary policies that have buoyed markets for risky assets, including cryptocurrencies.\n\n“It is time to retire the word ‘transitory’ regarding inflation,” Powell said during the hearing before the Senate Banking Committee.\n\nBitcoin’s price slid to about $57,000 as of press time, down from about $58,500 before the hearing started.\n\n",
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"content": "🌺🌹💐Thanksgiving is a time of reflection for all our blessings and I am thankful to God for the blessings he has given to me(you). I am really blessed to have you. Sending good wishes to you this Thanksgiving! Good food that fills your table, good health as you work hard, and good times with family and friends. May you have all the best delights in life. ❤️❤️❤️",
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