I'm here, delivering food when I want to go out for a drive and listen to music. I had to deliver sushi tonight. It's funny how I enjoy the scenery while I work for fun now. Before cryptocurrency, I used to stress about how much I had to make per hour. Time was of the essence when I had no money. My stresses of the past are no more. Sometimes when I'm out delivering food, I enjoy reading a book or doing research on my phone. This area has known restaurants such as Kabuki, Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, and many other higher-end restaurants. There is a Costco nearby too! It is a great place to make a bit of extra money while doing some personal shopping.
Today's post will feature my friend's Fibonacci analysis of BTC. Jay is a master's accounting student at the University of San Diego. He was with my alma mater at Riverside, and he is knowledgeable for his age. I want to share his analysis today.
Predicting where the Bull will go, 13k??!
His Fibonacci predicts the end of the run at the 5th wave, the last of Elliot's motive. Note that his Fibonacci was drawn at the 1.618, the hailed number.
This charting from Tradingview presents a bullish pattern formed with triangles when there is a contraption.
Should be an interesting read :)
Retracement to 9500?
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