Bitcoin / U.S. Dollar -Update-

Welcome friends, Let's get it! Looking at the four hour chart, you can see that BTC is inches from the neckline resistance of the inverse head and shoulders patter. When will they ever learn? LOL Forget the haters. To my family who follows me, stick with me people. I'll be your blazing torch, in the dark market forest! If the haters want to be on the other side of our trades, we'll be there to take their money, like candy from a baby. You can see that the 50 EMA has formed a golden cross above the 200 EMA . This is a mildly significant signal that is indicative of a longer term trend reversal, which corresponds nicely with the gigantic inverse head and shoulders pattern that I've been covering, as well as the market bottom that occurred on 2/6.

So, now it's a waiting game. Now, we wait to for the breakout. It is possible that the initial touch of the neckline could be a rejection, but the likelihood of a breakout is extremely high. If you want to enter the market on the breakout, for educational purposes only, you could place a buy order above the neckline, with a stop order below the neckline. Personally, I would put the stop order below the 618, but that's just me. You can use your own risk judgement for stop placement.

I have seen a lot of people talking about volume being low, but it's normal for volume to drop in the right shoulder of a H&S pattern. Don't be concerned with that. What we want to see, is a volume spike on the breakout above the neckline. That's where we want to see the volume .

After the breakout, you can see that there are some resistance levels in the path to a higher high. First, we have the peak of 2/20, which will give resistance at 11788. Second, we have the peak of 1/28, which will give resistance at about 12190. Those resistance levels are mild, but there is major resistance at the 50% retrace, around 12750. If/when BTC confirms above that level, it will be wildly bullish . On the MACD< you can see that we're still expanding over a bullish crossover, and the stair-step action on the chart looks perfectly constructive. So, that's it. Be aware of an initial pullback at the neckline, and watch for the breakout.