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Monero Price Analysis: XMR pushes another 5% higher to close in on previous wave high

  • Monero trades 5.42% higher on Wednesday outperforming the crypto majors.
  • The major resistance for the bulls stands at 68.265 and a break would mean a new wave high.

XMR/USD 1-hour chart

Monero has been trading well in recent session and on Wednesday pushed over 5% higher. The price has now broken the red trendline on the chart and looks set to hit the green resistance zone at 65.82. Beyond that, the high on the chart stands at 67.67 and the bulls will be looking to take this out to test the psychological 70.00 zone. 

Looking at the indicators, one potential problem could be the lack of volume. The volume on the sell-side seems much larger than the buying volume at the moment. The relative strength index indicator is also in a overbought position and this indicates there could be a small pullback. Lastly, one positive is the price holding above the 200 and 55 moving averages. This will be looked as bullish and if the price does drop they could act as support zones. 

Monero Rocket

Additional levels

XMR/USD

Overview
Today last price64.7797
Today Daily Change3.3432
Today Daily Change %5.44
Today daily open61.4365
 
Trends
Daily SMA2061.761
Daily SMA5056.4473
Daily SMA10061.5748
Daily SMA20059.3694
 
Levels
Previous Daily High62.1407
Previous Daily Low59.1937
Previous Weekly High65.8981
Previous Weekly Low57.3825
Previous Monthly High68.4603
Previous Monthly Low46.6161
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%61.0149
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%60.3194
Daily Pivot Point S159.7065
Daily Pivot Point S257.9766
Daily Pivot Point S356.7595
Daily Pivot Point R162.6536
Daily Pivot Point R263.8706
Daily Pivot Point R365.6006

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Rajan Dhall, MSTA

Rajan Dhall is an experienced market analyst, who has been trading professionally since 2007 managing various funds producing exceptional returns.

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