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Over the last week, XRP price has continued bearish price action, falling -14.6%. Based on historical price action, what important support level must XRP hold in the short-term? We take a look at XRP on the one year chart to assess relevant support and resistance levels. https://visionary-finance.com/news/xrp-price-analysis-what-support-level-needs-to-hold/
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Does technical analysis work like these youtubers explain? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLTsKTd78jg
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Hello to you all guys! I made this morning a long term price forecast. I show you WHERE will be the next BIG RESISTANCES toward the upside and WHY they are so important to know. This is the Cinnamon link for those of you who has free acces: https://www.cinnamon.video/tradelta/watch?v=224182388651984607 And here you have the youtube video: Enjoy!!😎
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Blog URL: https://coil.com/p/Hodor/Trading-Secrets/L2hpzS-5W Do you want to learn about effective & proven crypto trading techniques? After two years, I finally cover the topic of technical analysis with valuable input from both @HaraldoXRP and @sentosumosaba! I hope you enjoy the read: Please feel free to share my blog with a friend or share it on any other platform - and thanks for doing so! My blog announcement links on other platforms: Twitter Reddit r/Ripple Reddit r/CryptoCurrency Reddit r/CryptoMarkets Reddit r/xrp Reddit r/RippleTalk Reddit r/alternativecoin Reddit r/CoilCommunity Bitcointalk - alt coin sub forum Bitcointalk - XRP speculation thread
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4H Trend = Down 1D Trend = Down Pattern = Potential Descending (falling) Wedge http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:falling_wedge_reversal, needs price breakout above 1.01 and ideally break descending trendline near 1.07 to validate trend reversal. Breakdown and follow-through of lower green trendline invalidates the pattern.
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Hi I’m an XRP hodler since March 2017, and I invested based on the usecase and have to admit that even today’s low price is higher than what I expected just a few months ago. I’m not an investor based on TA but wanted to know what the low volume meant during this price drop? To me common sense says volume is low because the price is low and therefore for the most part people hodl through it. A dropping price with an increasing volume would be more of a problem wouldn’t it?
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Last week in this thread I predicted upside for BTC and XRP. The BTC prediction was fairly spot on but XRP has taken a bit longer than I thought to move up. I went long on the first spike a few days ago and held it through the red until now, because I was convinced we were going up. Now I'm holding to see how far it goes before I take profit. My concern is with the XRP/BTC chart. After the spike last year we saw a long and gradual correction throughout most of the year before the next spike. The correction this time looks worrying similar. I've overlaid the bar pattern from the last correction so we can see what we might expect. We will know in the next week or two what to expect. If this current spike right now dies pretty quickly and fails to establish an uptrend, I'll be concerned that we are in for a very long correction (potentially until Autumn or Winter) before we see the next spike on the chart. That means that XRP will do what people think it always does: tracks BTC up slower and falls harder. Now you can see why that happens: XRP is in a downtrend correction against BTC most of the time. Until that changes, we will see periodic spikes followed by long corrections and there will be no 'decoupling'. So let's see what happens, but I'm bracing myself for the possibility that the next big XRP move might be many months away.
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Today's blog discusses technical analysis' current dominance of crypto markets; but it's also where I make a startling prediction. I predict that fundamental analysis will eventually rule the day in the crypto markets; I talk about which factors that individual investors should consider when evaluating crypto choices, and then point out where XRP stands in the mix. In crypto, it may be buyer beware, but investors have the ability to reduce their risk by conducting a proper analysis of choices. Hope you enjoy the read - please leave any feedback below. Also, feel free to share my blog with a friend or on any other media or platform - and thank you for doing so! Twitter Reddit r/Ripple Reddit r/CryptoCurrency Reddit r/CryptoMarkets Reddit r/xrp Reddit r/RippleTalk Bitcointalk - alt coin sub forum Bitcointalk - XRP speculation thread- 24 replies
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Hello, I really want to start understanding graphs, candles, volumes etc. I'm looking at www.tradingview.com, but I'm having trouble understanding what I'm seeing. Could anyone please point me to a good newbie video on youtube, describing TA? I'd search for it myself, but if anyone here has come across a really nice beginner explanation (video) of TA, I'd appreciate it if you shared! Thank you!
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Discussions about the market capitalization of Ripple are all the rage. In my latest blog, I discuss this controversial topic and point out some historical facts and future trends for readers to consider when putting this topic into perspective. I have a feeling many readers will be surprised to find that Ripple will not be the first company to be measured in the trillions. Hope you enjoy the read! Please leave any feedback below. Feel free to share my blog with a friend, or on any other media, and thank you for doing so! Twitter Reddit r/Ripple Reddit r/CryptoCurrency Reddit r/CryptoMarkets Reddit r/xrp Reddit r/RippleTalk Bitcointalk - alt coin sub forum Bitcointalk - XRP speculation thread
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Selling is over. Reasons: 1. The downwards channel is too steep, even for crypto terms. 2. We are entering the only solid accumulation zone within the December 2017 bull run. The zone goes somewhere from $1.16 to $0.64. (Figures can be off, as I base them on CFD prices - using MT4 as charting platform). This can become the launching pad for the next bull run which I expect to start in late February, early March. Considerations: 1. Be ready to buy the whole zone. 2. Expect stop loss hunts below $0.64 (many accumulated stop losses (at say $0.60) of initial buy orders represent a lot of sell-at-market orders, which is a great liquidity pool for smart players.) If you are ballsy, you have buy limit orders slightly below the zone. You might never get filled, but if you do, it's the entry of your lifetime). Spikes should occur and will shake out tight stops. 3. This will not reverse immediately, expect consolidation and boring sideways trading with occasional fake breakouts to both sides. We enter a range trader's dream territory. 4. I know the zone is huge and imprecise, but I don't want to narrow it down. Entry price is still great. Disclaimer: Chart is a 1-hour chart. I'm not trading this, but hodling it. Use your own judgement, but overall I think the worst is over. The sentiment is not bearish anymore, which does not mean it can't go lower, it just means that the balance is shifting to equilibrium. @BlueCollarHedgeFund, can I please ask you to comment? Thanks - much appreciated.
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I have seen a number of posts and had questions regarding volume divergences between new price highs. As a refresher, in classic TA, price is the most important indicator, followed by volume. If volume is diminishing as price continues to move up to new levels, this indicates waning participation, which puts the rally on weaker footing. It can be a very good indicator. Great indicator to watch for sure! One problem in crypto is the fact that each exchange is it's own market maker, and many exchanges only carry a small amount of the overall global market volume of trade for an asset. I have seen many charts using Bitstamp XRP/USD pair to attempt to watch for volume divergences. This pair is only carrying about 4.3% of the overall volume of XRP trading. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ripple/#markets I crunched together my own volume/price chart to show you (using data from coinmarketcap.com for all XRP pairs). There have been 4 price surges since the rally began in December. The second one had a significant volume divergence from the first. This ended up being a false signal as the market printed out new highs on the 3rd surge. Notice the 4th surge. Between the 3rd and 4th there isnt that much difference in volume... not much divergence there at all. Two points in summary: 1. Not all volume divergences prove to be sell (or buy) signals (especially if there are significant exchanges coming online between peaks/valleys). 2. Pay attention to the source of data that you are using... the closer to the entire market you can get, the better. Stay safe out there. If in doubt, HODL.
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This close to Halloween, I decided to break out my crystal ball and see just what XRP price speculation has in store...I cover it all from short-term price expectations for the end of 2017, to utility-based predictions of XRP demand. What is the highest price predicted for XRP? You'll have to read it and see for yourself! Hope you enjoy the read. Also - Happy Halloween! As always, please feel welcome to share my blog with any others and on any other platform or media & thank you for doing so. My blog announcements on other media: Twitter Reddit r/Ripple Reddit r/xrp Reddit r/CryptoCurrency Reddit r/CryptoMarkets Bitcointalk - alt coin sub forum Bitcointalk - XRP speculation thread
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Euro-fork point of view: https://www.tradingview.com/x/9yXx6EDq/
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If you are looking for technical analysis videos and charts of Ripple follow me over at Twitter, and check the videos out at YouTube. That being said; Ripple has been in a channel trade between 0.26-0.30 for the past 10 days; it has been building strong support in this range while waiting for the MACD to flip bullish on the day chart; still setting up for rally; it is building strong legs. Here is today's analysis: Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChartsCrypto Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4dVJFvNNL_YxYWB71Cp7Ow
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Well, almost everday I see guys here making technical analysis about the possible future price of XRP and coming to a point most likely ending with "Ready for the take off" we are about to fly and so on. Trading almost over 23 years. I must say I was never and still not a big fan of technical analysis and don't believe in those Fibanacci Vortex, head and shoulders, bull trap bear traps, MA's and many others...For sure some indicators may give good signals to buy or sell but I belive it only works if people belives it is working:) Your opinions friends? -
What's up fellow zerpers? So we've covered what the absolute floor and ceiling of XRP might be, but I'm more interested in the middle bits. What's your best guess as to the ABSOLUTE middle value of XRP? My crystal ball says "Reply hazy try again." Thoughts?
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I Always Start with Bitcoin The history of Bitcoin price has been studied numerous times and expounded upon by academics and technical analysts alike. I would wager that very few original holders of this crypto-coin had the wherewithal to hang onto their holdings through all of it's pricing trials and tribulations. Here's what that chaotic price chart looks like when we zoom out to a multi-year view since Bitcoin's inception: (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin#Price_and_volatility ) Notice in the above diagram the inverse correlation between volatility and liquidity. This seems like a fairly well-established relationship, or at least correlation, if not causation. If the same holds true for XRP, we can expect to see a decrease in volatility over time as the liquidity and trading of XRP increases, and supply can change hands faster with greater volume. BTC Price Chaos Nobody knew what to expect from Bitcoin. Was the cryptography sound? Would people abandon it as a passing novelty or fad like the Rubik's cube? That uncertainty led to massive volatility in its early days. Here is a short synopsis for those that don't already know it (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin#Price_and_volatility ): What to Expect from XRP? Here's where I take you out into "speculation" land, a land that is rife with armchair experts (like me). XRP Prices have risen rapidly in the past two months. Here is what a raw price chart looks like (Data Source: https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/xrp/charts/USD?p=3M ) : A straight line, absent today's pullback, draws a fairly consistent trend. As I'm sure trained technical analysts would tell you, we also need to consider other variables like volume. Here's a somewhat revealing volume picture of the trend over the last week (source https://xrpcharts.ripple.com/#/history ): Notice the ever-increasing raw dollar volume across all worldwide exchanges each day... leading to the present moment. Are you ready to see the dancing bananas again? I am.
