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Elliott Waves on BTC & DENT one more leg down? [Video]

Bitcoin (BTC) has staged a decent recovery recently, rising some 15% after correcting a 5-wave downside leg. Currently in a bearish ending diagonal wave 5, can the upside correction in wave b deepen into higher territories? Dent (DENT) has printed an identical structure, but soared 30% instead. Also in an ending diagonal wave 5, both cryptocurrencies could fall once more before the real reversal plays out. For more details, and a lot more analyses, check my weekly widely anticipated video below:

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Stavros Tousios

Stavros Tousios

Independent Analyst

Stavros is leading the Investment Research Team at a reputable Forex broker. He has been involved in the financial markets since 2014 and in cryptocurrencies trading since 2017.

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