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Monero Price Analysis: XMR stalls at the 50.00% Fibonacci extension

  • Monero trades 1% higher on Monday as the majors struggle.
  • The price has now stalled at the 50% Fibonacci level.

XMR/USD daily chart

Monero is trading around 1% higher on the first trading day of the week. XMR/USD is managing to hold above the psychological 60.00 level. At the moment the price is struggling at the 50% Fibonacci zone which confluences with the red horizontal resistance level.

Looking at the RSI now the signal line is holding in the positive zone above the 50 mid-line. If this is to be a turning point then the black diagonal will need to be broken and the market might then find support at the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement zone. 

Another bearish signal is the daily ranges they have dropped off dramatically recently as the daily candles are getting smaller and smaller. The volume has also been pretty thin which can be another sign the market is not interested in prices at these elevated levels.

Monero stalls at the 50% Fibonacci level

Additional levels

XMR/USD

Overview
Today last price61.8519
Today Daily Change0.5655
Today Daily Change %0.92
Today daily open61.2864
 
Trends
Daily SMA2056.5843
Daily SMA5050.134
Daily SMA10062.3919
Daily SMA20058.8089
 
Levels
Previous Daily High61.9347
Previous Daily Low59.9612
Previous Weekly High62.4616
Previous Weekly Low54.1004
Previous Monthly High70.2655
Previous Monthly Low26.0055
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%61.1808
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%60.7151
Daily Pivot Point S160.1869
Daily Pivot Point S259.0873
Daily Pivot Point S358.2134
Daily Pivot Point R162.1603
Daily Pivot Point R263.0342
Daily Pivot Point R364.1337

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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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