BITCOIN CASH, LITECOIN AND RIPPLE DAILY ANALYSIS – 23/03/18
The bears continue to plague the markets this morning, as investors respond to negative news hitting the wires through the 2nd half of the week.
Bitcoin Cash on Slide
Bitcoin Cash fell by 1.84% on Thursday, following Wednesday’s 2.95% fall, to end the day at $1,011. The bullish trend that had been formed last Sunday evening reversed on Wednesday morning and, despite Bitcoin rising to an intraday high $1,066 in the early hours of Thursday, the bearish trend remained intact through the day, falling to an intraday low $981.9.
While the intraday high failed to test major resistance levels, the $981.9 low tested the day’s first major resistance level of $995.67 and buyer appetite at the day’s 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $991.56, though support was not enough for Bitcoin Cash to break through the day’s 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $1,026.89 by the close.
There may have been hopes of a recovery going into this morning, with Bitcoin Cash managing to recover to $1,000 levels by the close, but the sell-off continued through the early hours of today.
At the time of writing Bitcoin Cash was down 4.57% to $966.3, with the day ahead looking bleak as investors responded to yet more negative news hitting the wires.
For the day ahead, with Bitcoin Cash sitting below the day’s first major support level of $973.27, failure to move through to $1,000 levels could see the day’s 2nd support level of $935.53 tested, with Bitcoin Cash sitting well below the day’s 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $1,006.
It’s certainly looking bearish going into the weekend and, while investors have been quick to jump in on the dips of late, there may well be a pause this time around.
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The bears continue to plague the markets this morning, as investors respond to negative news hitting the wires through the 2nd half of the week.
Bitcoin Cash on Slide
Bitcoin Cash fell by 1.84% on Thursday, following Wednesday’s 2.95% fall, to end the day at $1,011. The bullish trend that had been formed last Sunday evening reversed on Wednesday morning and, despite Bitcoin rising to an intraday high $1,066 in the early hours of Thursday, the bearish trend remained intact through the day, falling to an intraday low $981.9.
While the intraday high failed to test major resistance levels, the $981.9 low tested the day’s first major resistance level of $995.67 and buyer appetite at the day’s 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $991.56, though support was not enough for Bitcoin Cash to break through the day’s 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $1,026.89 by the close.
There may have been hopes of a recovery going into this morning, with Bitcoin Cash managing to recover to $1,000 levels by the close, but the sell-off continued through the early hours of today.
At the time of writing Bitcoin Cash was down 4.57% to $966.3, with the day ahead looking bleak as investors responded to yet more negative news hitting the wires.
For the day ahead, with Bitcoin Cash sitting below the day’s first major support level of $973.27, failure to move through to $1,000 levels could see the day’s 2nd support level of $935.53 tested, with Bitcoin Cash sitting well below the day’s 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $1,006.
It’s certainly looking bearish going into the weekend and, while investors have been quick to jump in on the dips of late, there may well be a pause this time around.
Read more : http://www.xtreamacademy.com/forex-f...ysis-23-03-18/