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Bitcoin Technical Analysis Elliott Wave [Video]

Bitcoin and Ethereum Technical Analysis Elliott Wave

Crypto Overview: BTCUSD and ETHUSD Today I take a look at ETHBTC and we can see that Ethereum is leading Bitcoin, this is also evident in the ETH trend compared to BTC.
Technical Analysis Bitcoin:Corrective retracement around 35000 - 37000
Technical Analysis Ethereum: 2700 - 2800

Bitcoin Elliott Wave: Wave b) of B
Ethereum Elliott Wave:Wave (v) of a)

Trading Levels Bitcoin: 40,000 is a Medium Level (ML4)
Trading Levels Ethereum: 2000 Major level TL2|2,000 support. Next levels are Minor Levels 
also called Minor Group 1: 2,100|2,200|2,300 the aim is to have the 2,300 top of Minor Group 1 the tested support. As this sets the target for 2,500 the Medium Level. 

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Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.

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