BCH/USD Outlook: the price has pulled back by around 18% in two days
|From last Monday when the price of Bitcoin Cash was sitting at $152.7 at its lowest, we have seen an increase of 130.11% as the price came up to $351.3 at its highest point on Wednesday. Since then the price has pulled back by around 18% measured to the current level at $287.4 on FXOpen.
On the hourly chart, you can see that the price has started a retracement after reaching its most upper resistance levels around the still unconfirmed ascending channels resistance as well as the horizontal support level at around $317 which serves as resistance. The price has even gone slightly above those significant resistance points but as it entered the seller's territory an immediate pullback occurred below the mentioned levels.
This pullback could be an early sign of a top similar to what we have seen after the Intermediate W wave ended with a huge spike before the price started moving to the downside in a corrective manner. As I have counted five waves I think the increase has ended although there could be further upside movements if the 5th wave hasn’t ended.
Now that the price is starting to show signs of the momentum slowing down we are most likely to see some corrective consolidation that could push the price back to retest the ascending channels resistance levels again before the interaction setting the price for more downside movement.
This could be the start of the trend continues as the Intermediate correction ended or could be a further prolongation of the mentioned correction but in either way, now I would be looking at some of the significant support points for interaction as the support is to be established.
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