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LTC Halving Non-Event – BitOoda

LTC Halving Non-Event – BitOoda

LTC Halving Non-Event – BitOoda

Back in June we believed that “this event can also be compared to a “buy the rumor, sells the news” type scenario, where weeks leading up to the event LTC price rallies, but after the date of the halving the momentum slows and traders looking for that explosion to the upside that doesn’t occur decide to close their built-up length and price retraces.”

However, in our July update, we concluded that the “selloff has also occurred prior to the halving, and not after the catalyst date. This gives us the impression that the LTC halving may be a non-event in terms of a massive price move one way or the other.”

In the near-term, it would seem logical that we remain rangebound, between the 200-day Moving average as support (orange curve), and the black upward sloping trendline as resistance. Moves beyond these two areas would be considered break-outs and new technical channels would likely form in the direction of the move.

Longer-term, the downside of $47.50 represented by the horizontal purple line connects the support from August-November 2018, as well as initial resistance in February 2019 that was easily taken out. IF we see a major selloff across the asset class, this level would be the price target but would likely see plenty of support in that area.

Published at Wed, 07 Aug 2019 13:56:44 +0000

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