|

Cardano price screams “buy” ahead of bullish breakout

  • Cardano price is coming off of a very bullish weekly close from last week.
  • Traders could return ADA into the weekly Cloud, staving off further selling pressure.
  • Bulls now eye the next primary resistance level to test at $1.50.

Cardano price action has been extremely bullish over the past two weeks. From the January low at $0.92 to the most recent high at $1.26, Cardano has gained an impressive 37%. The recent pullback from $1.30 has not resulted in a bearish continuation move. Instead, a new buying opportunity has been presented.

Cardano price readies for a breakout above $1.30 to test $1.50

On the weekly Ichimoku chart, Cardano price needs to remain above the bottom of the Ichimoku Cloud to stay away from any further bearish outlook. That means it will need to close this week at or above the $1.32 value area, which means closing above the weekly Tenkan-Sen at $1.28 and the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement at $1.32. Failure to do so means Cardano will open candlestick below the Cloud the following week – an ominous and bearish signal.

ADA/USD Weekly Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Chart

However, the $0.02/box Point and Figure chart presents a very bullish outlook with some expansive upwards price movement coming soon. Cardano price recently converted into a bull market after bulls pushed ADA past the bear market trend line (red diagonal line) at $1.18. The current O-column is the first pullback after converting into a bull market. In Point and Figure analysis, that first pullback is viewed as a sign of strength, not weakness. It also represents opportunity.

The theoretical long entry is a buy stop order at $1.20, a stop loss at $1.12, and a profit target at $1.58. This trade setup represents a 4.75:1 reward/risk. It is based on the entry after a Pole Pattern reversal. The entry is on the three-box reversal of the current O-column. So, as price moves lower, the entry and stop-loss move in tandem, but the profit target remains the same.

ADA/USD $0.01/3-box Reversal Point and Figure Chart

The profit target is based on the Vertical Profit Target Method in Point and Figure analysis but will more probably be halted near the critical and psychological price level of $1.50. The theoretical long entry is invalidated if the current O-column returns to the $1.08 value area. Cardano would likely be in the throws of a new bear market in that scenario.

Author

Jonathan Morgan

Jonathan Morgan

Independent Analyst

Jonathan has been working as an Independent future, forex, and cryptocurrency trader and analyst for 8 years. He also has been writing for the past 5 years.

More from Jonathan Morgan
Share:

Editor's Picks

XRP recovery stalls as Ripple and Robinhood expand partnership scope

Technically, XRP is still in the woods, with the 50-day EMA limiting the token’s recovery potential. Ripple (XRP) faces short-term hurdles, trading around $1.33 on Wednesday.

Bitcoin reclaims $81,000 as traders await Fed policy decision, Big Tech earnings

Bitcoin reclaims $81,000 on Wednesday, extending its recovery as investors await the Fed’s policy decision and upcoming Big Tech earnings. Spot Bitcoin ETFs record an inflow of $175.99 million on Tuesday, marking a second consecutive day of inflows.

Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP recover ahead of Fed decision

Bitcoin has renewed its advance above $81,000 on Wednesday, lifting sentiment across the cryptocurrency market ahead of the upcoming Fed's interest rate decision. Ethereum follows in Bitcoin’s footsteps. Ripple is similarly edging higher above $1.33.

Pi Network stalls as Core Team expands investment fund to Axis Robotics

Pi Network hovers around $0.0766 on Wednesday, holding steady after a roughly 2% rebound on Monday. Axis Robotics officially confirmed that it has received seed investment from Pi Ventures, which focuses on the technical integration of AI and robotics.

Bitcoin extends pullback as ETF inflows clash with risk-off sentiment

Bitcoin remains under pressure, trading around $81,800 on Friday, recording modest losses so far this week. Despite a mild pullback, institutional demand showed signs of a comeback with spot Exchange Traded Funds recording $442.67 million in net inflows through Thursday.