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RE: You can't afford to buy the dip unless you're selling.

in LeoFinance5 years ago

Certainly, I won't be surprised if it works out this way...

But I think you're ignoring the obvious.
The ultimate question that must be asked:

What is the risk of exiting this market for 8 candles?

8 weeks aka two months.
What is the risk vs reward?

The risk is that the price goes x2 to $58k and then retraces down to $40k.
The gain from going bearish is retesting $20k support.

Looks like it's going to be volatile either way, so it's probably important to maintain a balanced position.

Again, I challenge you to overlay the doubling-curve on top of this analysis, and you'll see that the price bounces off it on all three of the first dips. The first three 30% retracements were fully supported by the doubling curve. That curve is at $14k right now. We have no support.

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True support lies in where the biggest buyers are putting their buy orders. I can assure you that the largest institutional money isn't looking at your doubling curve when deciding where to put those orders.