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H4: Bearish break â Daily & Weekly: Neutral zone đŁ
Following my previous weekly outlook - Monthly rejection showing a potential bearish pin bar đ
Bulls are pretty weak. Solid rejection on previous key 98k level does not looking good! â ď¸ $87,000 daily support must hold, or we could see another wave down! â ď¸
Key levels I'm watching: Support zones đ đŻ $86,600 - $84,500 â Local support đŻ $79,500 - $79,000 â Critical weekly level đŻ $72,000 - $70,500 â Monthly demand zone đŻ $59,500 - $60,000 â Intermediate support đŻ $54,000 - $55,000 â Solid demand zone đŻ $48,000 - $50,000 â Long-term entry (Black swan scenario)
Resistance zones đ đ$93,600 â Weekly breakout level đ$98,000 â Major resistance đ$103,500 â Bull continuation target
Could $70,000 be the bottom? Playing out as expected! đ¤
Zoom & learn from my charts! đ Stay strong đ¸
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